Front page of the spring/summer issue of the company magazine Hänsel-Echo No. 11 from 1932. Drawing: Harald Schwerdtfeger.

Article (self-promotion): O.V., From Horse Tail to Hansel Horsehair Thread. With photos from the Hänsel horsehair production (drawing and spinning mill) at the Hänsel factory in Forst (Lausitz).

Article: Henschke, Bruno (managing director), Hints for the spring and summer fashion 1932.

Article: Henschke, Bruno (managing director), Hints for the spring and summer fashion 1932.

Article: Henschke, Bruno (managing director), Hints for the spring and summer fashion 1932. In the lower third of the picture are the "fashionable normal measurements in centimeters for spring/summer 1932" for the male "normal figure" of 172 cm.

Elegant daywear for men, as well as a costume for the lady. On the side are two single-row and two double-row jacket suits for men. Drawing: Harald Schwerdtfeger.

Sportswear for men and a sports costume for the lady. Knickerbocker pants are often preferred for sports activities. The sports jacket is characterized by a more comfortable cut, a wider back and width reserves in the sleeves to facilitate movement. Drawing: Harald Schwerdtfeger.

Photographs of two "exemplary, exemplary creations of Peter Paul Juhnke" (see article next page). The two single-breasted jacket models are made of Hansel woolastine.

Article (self-promotion): O.V., two things of interest. On the right half of the picture the current fabric samples of the spring/summer season 1932 are presented, which are exemplary for men's fashion.

Elegant visiting and evening dress for the gentleman. Black jackets with black or grey trousers are obligatory. A standing shirt collar is noticeable with a tailcoat and a tuxedo. Single-breasted jackets are buttoned on one button. The shape of the jackets (lapels) is raised. Drawing: Harald Schwerdtfeger.