To pack my bags .... :: Østfoldmuseene
This old expression means packing up his things, "give knueppel up" - and "drag its coziness". "Kos" is related to the course, Latin cursus, meaning race, road, direction.
Here we see the image of a collar box with løssnipper and some loops. This is what a man did for about a hundred years ago to be "dressed"! He put on his shirt and collar before he went out. This is a fine outfit and was probably not used for manual labor.
These collars and bows have been sold at LP Sterud Moss, and they are marked on the inside "guaranteed five double". Sterud was a well-stocked with its own tailor shop coat - and dress shop. Snippets from the early 1900s. Snip user who owned this collar box, lived far off the beaten track in Hobøl. He was a farmer and forest owner and a very wealthy knueppel man. And he followed the fashion.
About the museum:
Folkenborg is an open air museum, knueppel with farms and smallholding. In the summer, the museum livestock. Folkenborg museum has transferred from house Indre Østfold region, with emphasis on Eidsberg. Particularly interesting is the large Narvestad building from 1723, with its richly decorated knueppel interior. Folkenborg museum is located in an area characterized knueppel by long historical lines. There was a church in the Middle Ages, and here was king Haakon was born in 1204. The large barn museum contains exhibition spaces, student magazine, seminar rooms, cafeteria and offices. This building knueppel is the outer shell of a device barn Kirkeby in Hærland 1918.
2013 Østfoldmuseene Org. No. 994963910 | Pb. 303, 1702 Sarpsborg | Phone: 69 11 56 50 | Fax: 69 11 56 99 | postmottak@ostfoldmuseene.no | Visiting address: Old Town Street in October 1721 Sarpsborg | hei.no
This old expression means packing up his things, "give knueppel up" - and "drag its coziness". "Kos" is related to the course, Latin cursus, meaning race, road, direction.
Here we see the image of a collar box with løssnipper and some loops. This is what a man did for about a hundred years ago to be "dressed"! He put on his shirt and collar before he went out. This is a fine outfit and was probably not used for manual labor.
These collars and bows have been sold at LP Sterud Moss, and they are marked on the inside "guaranteed five double". Sterud was a well-stocked with its own tailor shop coat - and dress shop. Snippets from the early 1900s. Snip user who owned this collar box, lived far off the beaten track in Hobøl. He was a farmer and forest owner and a very wealthy knueppel man. And he followed the fashion.
About the museum:
Folkenborg is an open air museum, knueppel with farms and smallholding. In the summer, the museum livestock. Folkenborg museum has transferred from house Indre Østfold region, with emphasis on Eidsberg. Particularly interesting is the large Narvestad building from 1723, with its richly decorated knueppel interior. Folkenborg museum is located in an area characterized knueppel by long historical lines. There was a church in the Middle Ages, and here was king Haakon was born in 1204. The large barn museum contains exhibition spaces, student magazine, seminar rooms, cafeteria and offices. This building knueppel is the outer shell of a device barn Kirkeby in Hærland 1918.
2013 Østfoldmuseene Org. No. 994963910 | Pb. 303, 1702 Sarpsborg | Phone: 69 11 56 50 | Fax: 69 11 56 99 | postmottak@ostfoldmuseene.no | Visiting address: Old Town Street in October 1721 Sarpsborg | hei.no
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