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1928 · rif. 52792 — Berlin: Deutsche LinoleumWerke A.G. 1928. First edition. Softcovers. Near fine condition. Small Octavos 7 x 5". 24 48 56pp. Original stiff wraps with modern design in color and black lettering respectively orange and white lettering protected by modern mylar. Introductory pamphlets with architectural applications published in an edition of thirty respectively sixty thousand copies in the summer of 1928. Logo design and typeface in Bauhaus style. 1. Schallisolierung von Massivdecken mit Linoleum Sound Proofing of Solid Ceilings with Linoleum. Unterböden aus Trockenbaustoffen mit Linoleum Dry Building Material Sub floors with Linoleum. Part one and two with introductory text and fourteen technical drawings rendered in color lithography part two with nine measured drawings five of them in color. The last two pages with general information on linoleum contact address for technical questions and list of DLW outlets for the purchase of linoleum. Printed at Saladruck 2. Deckenkonstruktionen mit Linoleum Ceiling Construction with Linoleum. Introduction on ceilings in particular the change from ceilings with wooden beams to massive ceilings and the commercial technical and safety implications making the case for Linoleum. The preface deals with the economic viability offering a pricing chart various ceiling options followed by introductions of sixteen variant design: Kleinesche Ackermann Pohlmann "Marun" Zig-Zag Remy ceiling etc. Each ceiling is introduced with text technical drawings rendered lithographically eight of them in color and a cost calculation chart. At rear a floor plan for a city row house with last two pages as in first brochure. Printed at Eisnerdruck. 3. Estriche für Linoleum Composite Floors for Linoleum. This pamphlet treats cement and plaster floors magnetite screeds melted asphalt and wooden floors as sub floors for linoleum their characteristics and application including adhesives for linoleum. The chapter "Wood as Sub floor for Linoleum" is illustrated with sex technical drawings rendered in color lithography. The last two pages as above. Printed at Saladruck. Deutsche Linoleum,Werke A.G. unknown