1930s Frohne Pattern System Magazine Autumn 1934 Der Neue Schnitt with 97 patterns
Autumn 1934 magazine "Der Neue Schnitt" by Frohne, showing typical 1930s styles - sleek, slim, long, with an emphasis on the shoulders.
Frohne was a pattern grading/drafting system like Lutterloh with a smaller pattern diagram being printed that could be enlarged to one's actual size/measurements by using this system. Published by the Frohne company in Germany.
Magazine (24 x 34 cm / 9 1/2" x 13 3/8" format) has 22 pages. Cover in colour, the rest is black and white. Contains 97 patterns for women, teenage girls, and children, occasions, ranging from formals to day wear suits, dresses, separates, sleep and house wear. The patterns are printed on separate, loose pages.
Magazine is printed in German. No instructions, just a description per pattern and a list with fabric requirements per pattern.
This is magazine no. 3 of 1934, indicating that then it was printed quarterly, and just year 3 of it being printed.
Condition: good. The cover has been torn loose and shows some wear, the other pages are still stapled together. No missing pages, tears or cut outs, and the pattern sheets are complete.
Frohne was a pattern grading/drafting system like Lutterloh with a smaller pattern diagram being printed that could be enlarged to one's actual size/measurements by using this system. Published by the Frohne company in Germany.
Magazine (24 x 34 cm / 9 1/2" x 13 3/8" format) has 22 pages. Cover in colour, the rest is black and white. Contains 97 patterns for women, teenage girls, and children, occasions, ranging from formals to day wear suits, dresses, separates, sleep and house wear. The patterns are printed on separate, loose pages.
Magazine is printed in German. No instructions, just a description per pattern and a list with fabric requirements per pattern.
This is magazine no. 3 of 1934, indicating that then it was printed quarterly, and just year 3 of it being printed.
Condition: good. The cover has been torn loose and shows some wear, the other pages are still stapled together. No missing pages, tears or cut outs, and the pattern sheets are complete.