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Rectangular shaped wardrobe trunk with semi-circular hinged lid with metal hinges, with two locks and two latches on one side. The exterior surface of the trunk is covered with impregnated cloth, the inner surface covered with striped cotton cloth.
"Koffer-und Lederwaren-fabrik by Moritz Mädler", Leipzig, Germany
Wood, cane (?), fabric, leather, metal
156,0 x 56,0 x 56,0 cm
KP – 442699
Koffer-und Lederwaren-fabrik by Moritz Mädler was founded in 1850 by Carl Moritz Mädler in Germany (Wurzen to Leipzig).
In 1880, the business was continued by his son Paul Mädler. Nine years later the company becomes a supplier to the Royal Сourt.
In 1894 the patent # 85676 on the so-called "tubular flat plate ("Rohr. Flachs Platten") brought worldwide success to the "Royal Saxon Suitcases and Bags Factory ".
The new factory building in the district of Lindau (Leipzig)
was built and the production of "super-light" trunks started on base of this technology.
"Koffer-und Lederwaren-fabrik by Moritz Mädler", Leipzig, Germany
Wood, cane (?), fabric, leather, metal
156,0 x 56,0 x 56,0 cm
KP – 442699
Koffer-und Lederwaren-fabrik by Moritz Mädler was founded in 1850 by Carl Moritz Mädler in Germany (Wurzen to Leipzig).
In 1880, the business was continued by his son Paul Mädler. Nine years later the company becomes a supplier to the Royal Сourt.
In 1894 the patent # 85676 on the so-called "tubular flat plate ("Rohr. Flachs Platten") brought worldwide success to the "Royal Saxon Suitcases and Bags Factory ".
The new factory building in the district of Lindau (Leipzig)
was built and the production of "super-light" trunks started on base of this technology.
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