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09/02/2024

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After winning the 3rd Salzburg State Prize last year (see blog), our publishing concept was awarded the Austrian Federal Advertising Prize AUSTRIACUS 2023 (silver) in the strongest category of graphic design! The award ceremony took place on February 1, 2024 at the Austrian Federal Economic Chamber....

08/02/2024

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Nach dem 3. Salzburger Landespreis im Vorjahr (s. Blog) wurde unser Verlagskonzept in der stärksten Kategorie Grafik Design mit dem Österreichischen Bundeswerbepreis AUSTRIACUS 2023 (Silber) ausgezeichnet! Die Verleihung fand am 1. Februar 2024 in der Wirtschaftskammer Österreich (WKÖ) in Wien s...

18/12/2022

History on Postcards: The "Burian Schwalbe (swallow)" was designed by Bogut Burian, who also studied at the Academy of Fine Arts: https://www.stanger-verlag.at/product-page/aviatik-in-wiener-neustadt-1909-1912?lang=en

17/12/2022

Geschichte auf Postkarten: Der "Stagl-Mannsbarth" Lenkballon kurz nach der Landung am 8. Oktober 1911. Mit seiner Länge von 91 m war es damals das größte Prallluftschiff der Welt. https://www.stanger-verlag.at/product-page/aviatik-in-wiener-neustadt-1909-1912

16/12/2022

History on postcards: Adolf Warchalowski on 19 February 1910 during his 16-minute endurance flight in front of 1,000 onlookers in Wiener Neustadt. On the far right the hangar of "Werner & Pfleiderer". https://www.stanger-verlag.at/product-page/aviatik-in-wiener-neustadt-1909-1912?lang=en

16/12/2022

Geschichte auf Postkarten: Am 18. September 1910 besuchte Kaiser Franz Joseph I. das Flugfeld in Wiener Neustadt. Hier im Gespräch mit dem Piloten und Flugzeugkonstrukteur Alfred von Pischof, daneben Fmlt. Leopold Schleyer. https://www.stanger-verlag.at/product-page/aviatik-in-wiener-neustadt-1909-1912

15/12/2022

Das Flugfeld von Wiener Neustadt ist die Wiege der österreichischen Aviatik. Hier am Steinfeld erprobten Konstrukteure ihre Entwürfe, fanden spektakuläre Wettbewerbe statt und Weltrekorde wurden erflogen. Der Kaiser kam und die Militärflieger stellten sich erstmals der Öffentlichkeit vor. Unser neuestes Buch beschreibt auf 289 Seiten und mehr als 500 Abbildungen diese Pionierzeit: https://www.stanger-verlag.at/product-page/aviatik-in-wiener-neustadt-1909-1912

13/12/2022

History on postcards: Low-level turn by Karl Illner on the "Etrich II", April/May 1910 Wiener Neustadt. https://www.stanger-verlag.at/product-page/aviatik-in-wiener-neustadt-1909-1912?lang=en

09/12/2022

History on postcards: On 18 September 1910, Emperor Franz Joseph I visited the airfield in Wiener Neustadt. Here talking to the pilot and aircraft designer Alfred von Pischof, next to them Fmlt. Leopold Schleyer. https://www.stanger-verlag.at/product-page/aviatik-in-wiener-neustadt-1909-1912?lang=en

02/12/2022

Just out! It is with great pleasure that we can announce our new book "Aviation in Wiener Neustadt (1909–1912): History on Postcards". The Wiener Neustadt airfield is the cradle of Austrian aviation. Engineers tested their designs, spectacular competitions took place and world records were achieved. The Emperor came and for the first time the military aviation presented themselves to the public. In the period from 1910 to 1912, the aviators and aviation pioneers triggered tremendous enthusiasm, with tens of thousands of spectators flocking to the airfield on fine days. Naturally, there was a huge demand for memorabilia, especially postcards.
Over many years of meticulous work, Marcus F. Zelezny has compiled a very comprehensive collection of more than 400 postcards of the Wiener Neustadt airfield. They document its tumultuous development in all its facets, and convey an immediate impression of this great period of aviation that was just beginning. The photo studios and their working methods are also presented in this comprehensive work.
Complete information (including sample pages) can be found at https://www.stanger-verlag.at/product-page/aviatik-in-wiener-neustadt-1909-1912?lang=en By ordering online, you'll get a very special bookmark for free.

30/11/2022

History on postcards: The Lohner-Simon biplane flying over the Wright-Knoller biplane, standing on the ground ready for take-off on 17 July 1910, the second day of the “I Preisfliegen”: https://www.stanger-verlag.at/product-page/aviatik-in-wiener-neustadt-1909-1912?lang=en

28/11/2022

Pilot Adolf Warchalowski and behind him Hptm. Wilhelm Booms on the Farman biplane before take-off on 16 February 1910 at 04:30 p.m. for the first passenger flight by an Austrian military member. Source: https://www.stanger-verlag.at/product-page/aviatik-in-wiener-neustadt-1909-1912?lang=en