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Chronicle of Landesklinikum Mauer
Leather binding with gilded metal inlay of Lower Austrian coat of arms
Jubilee Chronicle
with engraved silver plate and silver print
Monogram in solid silver
Company chronicle
Company logo: metal inlay of stainless steel polished to a mirror finish, with silver embossing
Jubilee Chronicle
company Preva
Chronicle of the Liederkranz choir
Leather-bound with sunk-in lyre (stainless steel polished to a mirror finish) and silver embossing
Chronicle
Leather-bound with engraved metal plaque and blind embossing
Chronicle
Leather binding with integrated metal brooches and gold embossing
Hunting Book
Book binding of leather, decorated, with boar’s tusks and gold embossing
Chronicle
Leather-bound with moulded design and hand gilding
Chronicle Wildrechtshausen
Chronicle Artificial leather
with scorched photo and gold embossing
Chronicle Wildrechtshausen
firefighter chronicle
in leather
firefighter chronicle
in leather
firefighter chronicle
in Moire silk
Memoirs
Leather-bound with hand gilding and sunk-in photograph
House book
Leather binding, two-coloured embossing with sunk-in picture
Chronicle
Elaborate passepartouts – design of the inner pages
No matter whether exciting family history or life story, records of proud achievements or of international associations – to this day, events of significance still find expression in chronicles. The origins of today’s chronicles date back many centuries, but both their purpose and their high-quality processing have remained the same up to the present day. Elaborate decoration, the gold embossing of coats of arms and names are as much a part of these valuable documents as special types of paper and ornamental prints.
Internationally known companies document their histories in handcrafted chronicles made at the Gstettenhofer Bookbindery: the Rotary Club Moscow (Russia), Rosenberger Landzeit (Austria), Warsteiner Brauerei (Germany), Svoent (Austria), ARDEX (Austria) and the Ave Maria University (USA)