File:Largest Embroidery Plant in the World – Arnold B. Heine & Co., Arbon.jpg
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Deutsch: Annonce der Arnold B. Heine & Co., Arbon (Kanton Thurgau). In: The Lace and Embroidery Review, New York 1909, 5, 1. |
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| Source | Eric Häusler, Caspar Meili: Swiss Embroidery – Erfolg und Krise der Schweizer Stickerei-Industrie 1865–1929. In: Neujahrsblatt hg. v. Historischen Verein des Kantons St. Gallen, 155/2015, S. 5–103, Abb. 22 (S. 47). |
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