Posted 9 years ago
Alan2310
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Good Evening CW Members----10:00 PM)2016-5-19
It's being 10 day's since my last post, for some of you wonder where am I, I was very sick, land to the Hospital after a very bad cold on the -05-11, I also suffer a severe Asthma attack, my family doctor explains to me... I have to quit smoking, because this will kill me soon, just came out Wednesday, my first day at work today, OMG difficult task, to get back work and non smoking, well when your life depend on, it's good motivation, I am more than happy to be back and feel better.
I found this post card fews week ago online when i browsing for Rindskopf's vase,find it very far from here, In Turkey, this is truly a piece of Bohemian Glass History, I am thrill to own it.
From Josef Rindskopf's Sohne (Co.)Teplitz, Schönau, addressed to Rehar Vissim Jerusalmi, Rodosto,Turkey.
Post from Teplitz the 5-5-1906, arrived Constantinople 9-05-1906, i will have to research who from Sidney, Albert, Edwin or Sherman(Josef Son's) have Initial the bottom of this Postcard
This Company post card is written in french as follow;
CENTRALE Teplitz=Schönau le 5 mai 1906
Monsieur Rehar Vissim Jerusalmi
Rodostos
Comptabilité de Kosten
Faisant suite à votre Houarée du 30/4/06 nous vous prions de nous informer par le retour du courrier, de quelle date, quelle numéro, et de quelle signé les 2 caisses d'échantillons pour lequelles vous avez payé les 21 francs, sont
Nous vous saluons avec empressement
Josef Rindskof's Söhne
Glasshütten Dux, Kosten, Tishau
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Accounting Kosten
Following your Houarée of 4.30.06 please inform us by return mail , what date , what number, and any signed the 2 boxes of samples for which the you paid 21 francs are
We welcome you eagerly
Josef Rindskof's Söhne
Glasshütten Dux, Kosten, Tishau
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Picture 4 show some example of Josef Rindskof's Söhne
Thanks for Viewing.
Alan
---------------------------------------Biography--------------------------------------
Josef Rindskopf was born in 1829 in Teplitz in Bohemia, which was at that time part of the Austrian Empire. It became part of Czechoslovakia after 1918, and the name of the town changed to Teplice. In the middle of the 19th century he went to America, where he met and married Fanny Phillips of New York, bringing her back to Teplitz sometime around the 1850s or 1860s. Teplitz was a famous spa town and there were a number of glass factories in the surrounding area at that time. Josef Rindskopf's father, Beer Rindskopf (1799-1876), had a large family, and in 1876 Josef Rindskopf and some of his brothers co-owned a glass company called Bruder Rindskopf.
A year after Josef's death in 1890, four of Josef's sons - Sidney, Albert, Edwin and Sherman, established a new glass company called Josef Rindskopf's Sohne A.G. (Josef Rindskopf's Sons) at Kosten. Josef's American interest can be seen in the names of his sons, and about 100 or so years ago, almost all of the family members changed their name to Riethof - 'Rindskopf' actually means 'cowshead'! In the 1890s, factories at Dux and Tischau (both near Teplitz) were added, the one at Dux producing mainly blanks that were sent to other factories for decoration. But it was not long before all Rindskopf's glass was finished at their own factories - specialist equipment was brought in to enable etching, painting, sandblasting etc to be done on site. Iridescent art glass, crackle glass and frosted items were made at Dux, and Tischau was producing the popular art nouveau styled iridescent art glass, much of it for export. There was a serious fire in the Kosten factory in 1903, which resulted in a new, fully-equipped factory being built for mass production, and all their iron moulds were also produced in-house. By the early 1930s, financial constraints meant that the name of Rindskopf was lost as the company was taken over by Inwald, although the family remained involved. Rindskopf glass was even represented at Hatton Gardens in London before the 2nd World War, but the company became increasingly involved in the mass-produced market, and are still in operation today under the name of Bohemia Crystal.
@kurt, thank you so much for the wish, I know this task not gone be easy, I did once for 21 months, well, why I start again still a mystery, very powerful drug" the nicotine", I wish I never start smoking when I was a kid, but this is a wake up call, with asthma now, I can't continue to smoke, because this habit will restraint what I love, families & friend and my passion will come on top.
Take care my friend and again thanks for stopping by.
Regards
Alan
The "patch" isn't the answer. They're easy to roll but won't stay lit. That laser ear thing works ! I went from 4 packs to 0 with no desire for a cig. in 15 mins.. Absolutely amazing ! Bon chance ! Very informative poste !
bb2, the patch, has work for me the first time, but this time I don't need anything.
My life is end off for me now, no other choice, smoke and died or no smoke for living, hummm, really appreciated the wish, I take it.
Thanks for stopping by my friend.
Regards
Alan
My Dad, who was told the same thing by his doctor. quit smoking in his mid 40's, and he lived to be 93! There's something to be said about clean, healthy living..... Then, again, there's something to be said about living a hedonistic life, too! [;>)))
Amazing appendix to research materials concerning Rindskopf.
Alan,take care !There's so much to discover and the best is yet to come :)
Interesting postcard Alan, and I am pleased you were able to post it!
Take care mate.
Wonderful post card Alan....so glad to hear you are feeling better. It's amazing the restorative powers of the human body when given a chance. Best of luck to you and stay well my friend :) -Mike-
Alan glad to see you back. I too was away a bit last week in hospital with what has turned out to be a shocking Broncitis, I am terminally ill with cancer. I wish I had a choice like you.... :)
NB, really appreciated the kind comments here, for sure hedonistic it's good word for describing the situations at the moment.
Always love you stop by on my post friend, also many thanks for the love.
Regards
Alan
Ivonne, many thanks for the great comments, so right that this little post card provided so much info, I will discover more on it in the future.
Many thanks to stop by and I really appreciated the kind friendship.
Regards
Alan
Much interesting
Please care yourself here flu is terrible this year
Karen, thank you for your constant support my friend, I wish I have little more time to do the same to you, I am not very present lately, I will do some change, I hope for the best, very lucky to find this post card, very interesting indeed.
Many thanks also for the love, much appreciated.
Regards
Alan
Mike, thank you my friend for the kind comments, I do appreciated the way you described the recovering process, so truth.
Many thanks for love, much appreciated that you take some time to stop by.
Regards
Alan
AnneLanders, my thoughts are with you, god bless you , hoping that you take the best as soon as possible my dear friend.
Many thanks for the comments, much appreciated that you take some time to stop by.
Regards
Alan
Keep at it ALAN !!!!
Great postcard and glass!
Best of luck in kicking the habit-- YOU CAN DO IT!
scott
Lisa, thank you for your concern, I really appreciated you wonder about it.
The situation is better, it's being a little more than week now, i feel good, ;-)
Many thanks for your comment and the love, I am late for thank you, but never to late for do it.
Regards
Alan
Kevin, i will, for sure make all necessary for doing it, this my last chance.
I do appreciated the good word and the love, alway's a pleasure to see you on my post.
Many thanks for taking some of your time to stop by.
Regards
Alan
Scott, I do appreciated the good word here, i did it a while ago, still a mystery why i start again, even after seeing my Father pass away by Cancer in 1988, now i think i was ready for many reason, anyway, the craving is smooth this time......cross my fingers on that one.
I really appreciated your visit here, i hope the past is not an obstacle anymore for seeing you more often.
Best regards
Alan
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Nicefice, many thanks to all of you for the love and support on my post, really appreciated your frequent visit.
Regards
Alan
Trey, many thanks for the love, much appreciated that you stop by.
Regards
Alan
Excellent write-up Alan!