Chemnitz shines – in the Industrial Museum
During my last visit to Saxony in mid-December 2023, I had the opportunity to visit the Chemnitz Industrial Museum again.Read More →
During my last visit to Saxony in mid-December 2023, I had the opportunity to visit the Chemnitz Industrial Museum again.Read More →
The representation of stylized lightning using neon or fluorescent tubes was once very popular. Many electrical stores and tradesmen usedRead More →
After the last months the response times of my virtual museum became longer and longer and working in the backendRead More →
With open eyes through Karlsruhe … Here now follows an (unplanned) second part of my post from last year withRead More →
In a Karlsruhe Facebook group, some photos recently appeared that interested me very much. They were digitized color slides that,Read More →
For many years it stood still and remained dark – the big red “M” on the roof of the siloRead More →
In the summer of 2021, the Park Pharmacy at Moltkestrasse 38 presented a curious picture. All tubes of the neonRead More →
The “Light Festival” is currently taking place, during which Karlsruhe’s center is being made to glow. One of the stationsRead More →
Even though I’m dedicated to “open design” neons on this page, I’m not completely disregarding the other devices. Sure, LED-litRead More →
In the last days there were some new additions to the historical devices in Karlsruhe. I received them from GeorgRead More →
Whether it makes sense or not – after some time of thinking about it, I decided to offer this siteRead More →
In the calendar sheet of 19.01.2021 of the ARD audio library there is a short podcast about the invention ofRead More →
In an article of the website “tipBerlin” 12 neon signs are presented. Some still exist, some no longer, many ofRead More →
A net find shows the variety of neon signs that existed in Karlsruhe in the 1960s. Almost all of theseRead More →
One characteristic of gas-filled tubes is that after some time the gas inside escapes. The neons simply go out ofRead More →
I recently was able to witness the letter “H” being repaired on one of Karlsruhe’s largest devices. Belongs to: KaiserstrasseRead More →
In the former GDR, especially in Leipzig, there were many neon signs. Most of them perished with the GDR. ButRead More →
An interesting and unusual use of neon tubes can be found in Aachen. There, tubes are used to display theRead More →
The Südkurier reported on 08.10.2018 about a steadfast entrepreneur who resisted the ordered dismantling of a beautiful neon sign. GoodRead More →
One of Leipzig’s best-known and largest neon signs is once again shining “Mein Leipzig lob ich mir – Willkommen inRead More →
The popular knowledge magazine “Galileo” (Pro 7 Television) focuses in one of its contributions on the theme of fluorescent tubeRead More →
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