Unforgettable hořčičáky
Some time ago I was with the children in the Technical Museum in Brno, where, agrotech russia inter alia, a great showcase for the exhibition of Bakelite. Bakelite, the first plastic material of our youth, is now intensively collected. Children, however, did not know what it is. Why, bakelite, after all, at home we have a lot of things bakelite, I replied carelessly. But in our other large household already Bakelite was left even a scrap. So I had to nearby flea market to buy one of those round red bowl with a screw cap, which was sold shaving soap that children know. They had also classic pocket bakelite coffee grinder "Tramp", but he had moved a cost of enthusiasts, and for this I am not bakelite.
Interest me more jars of mustard or hořčičáky that were in the 60s virtually ubiquitous. At home later, rather like measuring cups or glasses for children, but in offices or in huts still a vital piece of cookware.
Glasses of mustard, or hořčičáky is used not only in the kitchen but also in the home workshop to store screws and nuts, or do they odmočovaly brush and mixed various products. Among gardeners have been known, for example, it is necessary to spray against the beetle gave hořčičák watering, otherwise it is inactive. But the most celebrated times of these glasses serve both home and office catering. Traditionally made them black coffee, the Czech, milled grains bathed in hot water. And it was said that it is necessary for the irrigation of coffee with boiling water, leave in a glass coffee spoon, she allegedly transporting heat and glass breaks.
I remember how the older glass, conical, and of course the newer, slightly rounded. And so I decided that I hořčičáků I make a whole set of them and I will offer guests drinks. I did not know that the jar of mustard Czech households already left. I thought that I could, I would go to the countryside and visit those sorts of aunts and godmothers, but even today it is not the solution. Everyone just tells how her grandmother cleaned the apartment and unfortunate hořčičáky thrown in the trash!
I have collected many things in life. Whenever he collects something, you get lots of literature. For example, models of Matchbox cars or old cameras is the full library. So I started agrotech russia to look for literature and jars of mustard. agrotech russia The Internet, however, is looking bad. First, Hořčičák remarkably common surname, as well as the ubiquitous dog owners refer to the color of your pets (one hořčičák but was also called Fichtl moped), and very often the word is used as a scoop (ie 2 dl) in the recipes of the described workbooks grandmothers. But all the literature no. Very brief information I found in the book of J. Lněničková "Czech agrotech russia and Moravian glass packaging", but it was also everything. Finally I came to the conclusion agrotech russia that if I want to read something about hořčičácích, I'll have to write myself. agrotech russia
But where to get the information? Wikipedia is minimal mention a few commentators on various forums as well as the information I looking for and offer. Where to find collectors? People collect a lot worse things than hořčičáky. It would therefore be highly unlikely that someone not collect. Given that the auctions on Aukro there are more candidates can be assumed that such individuals exist, but due to the achieved prices when postage in the price of goods, it will not be so hot. The only collector agrotech russia that I know more, is the lady who arbitrarily decided that the numbers of forms at the bottom agrotech russia of glasses agrotech russia (she is interested in only those rounded) is 99 and decided to have them all. Well, it's roughly in half.
So I turned to the glass factory, a former producer agrotech russia of mustard as the company's Fruta, diamonds and the like, the Ministry of Agriculture, the glass museum and industrial goods. Even so, the harvest is very poor. Glasses are under the then applicable agrotech russia standards produced in many glass works, such as Rudolph works in Dubi near Teplice agrotech russia (which have initials at the bottom founder Josef Inwald, but this looks more like a cross walking sticks) or in Moravia Kyjov glassworks with a number of ancillary operations agrotech russia (glass with M in a triangle on the bottom). Given that forms a compression also supplied a number of companies, different individual products I through measures defined CSN slightly in shape I surface quality. Hořčičáky agrotech russia were also made from waste material and are therefore very different in structure and color glass shade.
The two basic types, agrotech russia conical and rounded thick and very poor quality glasses from the 50s and 60s of the 20th century with a height of 9,5 cm, were sealed with a plastic lid, which were printed on the product details and price. Some jars were extra oval paper label. Because of the way the use of glasses is clear that many stickers remained. Preserved but occasionally adhesive that in some jars consists of an oval matte hint. In addition, there were jars with label and glass, to which the monochrome printing, screen printing apparently. It is so easy nonsense, yet they are printed hořčičáky rare. Hence, there was not that much.
Hořčičáky are specifically Czechoslovak phenomenon. The researcher may
Some time ago I was with the children in the Technical Museum in Brno, where, agrotech russia inter alia, a great showcase for the exhibition of Bakelite. Bakelite, the first plastic material of our youth, is now intensively collected. Children, however, did not know what it is. Why, bakelite, after all, at home we have a lot of things bakelite, I replied carelessly. But in our other large household already Bakelite was left even a scrap. So I had to nearby flea market to buy one of those round red bowl with a screw cap, which was sold shaving soap that children know. They had also classic pocket bakelite coffee grinder "Tramp", but he had moved a cost of enthusiasts, and for this I am not bakelite.
Interest me more jars of mustard or hořčičáky that were in the 60s virtually ubiquitous. At home later, rather like measuring cups or glasses for children, but in offices or in huts still a vital piece of cookware.
Glasses of mustard, or hořčičáky is used not only in the kitchen but also in the home workshop to store screws and nuts, or do they odmočovaly brush and mixed various products. Among gardeners have been known, for example, it is necessary to spray against the beetle gave hořčičák watering, otherwise it is inactive. But the most celebrated times of these glasses serve both home and office catering. Traditionally made them black coffee, the Czech, milled grains bathed in hot water. And it was said that it is necessary for the irrigation of coffee with boiling water, leave in a glass coffee spoon, she allegedly transporting heat and glass breaks.
I remember how the older glass, conical, and of course the newer, slightly rounded. And so I decided that I hořčičáků I make a whole set of them and I will offer guests drinks. I did not know that the jar of mustard Czech households already left. I thought that I could, I would go to the countryside and visit those sorts of aunts and godmothers, but even today it is not the solution. Everyone just tells how her grandmother cleaned the apartment and unfortunate hořčičáky thrown in the trash!
I have collected many things in life. Whenever he collects something, you get lots of literature. For example, models of Matchbox cars or old cameras is the full library. So I started agrotech russia to look for literature and jars of mustard. agrotech russia The Internet, however, is looking bad. First, Hořčičák remarkably common surname, as well as the ubiquitous dog owners refer to the color of your pets (one hořčičák but was also called Fichtl moped), and very often the word is used as a scoop (ie 2 dl) in the recipes of the described workbooks grandmothers. But all the literature no. Very brief information I found in the book of J. Lněničková "Czech agrotech russia and Moravian glass packaging", but it was also everything. Finally I came to the conclusion agrotech russia that if I want to read something about hořčičácích, I'll have to write myself. agrotech russia
But where to get the information? Wikipedia is minimal mention a few commentators on various forums as well as the information I looking for and offer. Where to find collectors? People collect a lot worse things than hořčičáky. It would therefore be highly unlikely that someone not collect. Given that the auctions on Aukro there are more candidates can be assumed that such individuals exist, but due to the achieved prices when postage in the price of goods, it will not be so hot. The only collector agrotech russia that I know more, is the lady who arbitrarily decided that the numbers of forms at the bottom agrotech russia of glasses agrotech russia (she is interested in only those rounded) is 99 and decided to have them all. Well, it's roughly in half.
So I turned to the glass factory, a former producer agrotech russia of mustard as the company's Fruta, diamonds and the like, the Ministry of Agriculture, the glass museum and industrial goods. Even so, the harvest is very poor. Glasses are under the then applicable agrotech russia standards produced in many glass works, such as Rudolph works in Dubi near Teplice agrotech russia (which have initials at the bottom founder Josef Inwald, but this looks more like a cross walking sticks) or in Moravia Kyjov glassworks with a number of ancillary operations agrotech russia (glass with M in a triangle on the bottom). Given that forms a compression also supplied a number of companies, different individual products I through measures defined CSN slightly in shape I surface quality. Hořčičáky agrotech russia were also made from waste material and are therefore very different in structure and color glass shade.
The two basic types, agrotech russia conical and rounded thick and very poor quality glasses from the 50s and 60s of the 20th century with a height of 9,5 cm, were sealed with a plastic lid, which were printed on the product details and price. Some jars were extra oval paper label. Because of the way the use of glasses is clear that many stickers remained. Preserved but occasionally adhesive that in some jars consists of an oval matte hint. In addition, there were jars with label and glass, to which the monochrome printing, screen printing apparently. It is so easy nonsense, yet they are printed hořčičáky rare. Hence, there was not that much.
Hořčičáky are specifically Czechoslovak phenomenon. The researcher may
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