This is how the Peanuts were published in Germany back in 1971. I still have a few of those little books.
Peanuts #8, 1971 Aar-Verlag
© 1971 Aar-Verlag
© 1971 Aar-Verlag
1971 Aar-Verlag
© 1971 Aar-Verlag
© 1971 Aar-Verlag
Posts under ‘Found in a Box’
Cartoon, found in a box
I have absolutely no idea why or when I did this. It was certainly never published anywhere and I certainly never received any money for it. Looks great though, I think. Guess I’ll have to dig through more boxes.
© Ralf Zeigermann
Christmas Cards, found in a box
I used to get those printed in the early nineties for clients and friends.
And funnily enough I just found two of them in a box.
The first one © Ralf Zeigermann
The second one, probably 1992 © Ralf Zeigermann
Back © Ralf Zeigermann
When in Rome
A few photos from my father’s 1954 photo album. The full set can be seen here, over at Google+.
That Beetle must be worth a fortune nowadays.
Two Art Directors
Sangmeister & Zeigermann at Markenwerbung International, Hamburg, ca. 1987.
Hansaplatz, Dortmund [2]
Hansaplatz Dortmund, 1928. In the background the Althoff building.
Photo, found in a box
The caption says it all.
Oma Emil auf dem Hansaplatz in Dortmund, 1928.
Photo, found in today’s Mail.
May 1992: Geesthacht, Heidbergring. My old Caterham Seven 1600 Sprint (Prisoner colours of course); then, Rolf Homann’s Donkervoort; another Seven, a Lotus Europa and a Lotus Seven Series 4 at the back. Those were the days, us advertising agents splashing out loads of money on crap like this. Thank God times have changed. (Erm, it was fun actually. Not that I miss those times, but I do. A bit. Yes. Not that much though. Only a bit. Drool.). Many thanks to Rolf for sending this.
