Original model
Karl Krause Leipzig
Cutting machine

This beautiful cutting machine was manufactured in Leipzig around 100 years ago.

We have thoroughly tested and serviced it and given it a fresh coat of paint. At 1,000 kg, it is no lightweight.

It has a locking bar that is operated by a lever.

The result is impressive.

Round corner punch

The elegance of rounded corners was already recognised over 100 years ago.
Even today, the rounding of 90-degree corners is still a profound way to stand out from the bulk of printed matter.

This wonderful round corner punch has seen a lot and has always been treated with love.

Grooving and perforating machine

MAX MOHRSTEDT, BERLIN C. 19

210 kg is the weight of this good piece. There’s no way it can slip when the perforations are put in the box – or the groove. It’s hard to believe that this beautiful piece already has over a hundred years on its comb.

The manufacturer of this wonderful machine is

“Max Mohrstedt, Berlin C. 19″.

This good piece is sold.

Rotating Table KERMA Modern

Universally applicable

When the first sushi ribbons appeared, this table was already half an eternity on the market. The example from the food sector is not chosen by chance: you can also use this fabulous table for buffets.

Of course, the original purpose was intended for confectionery. More communicative than conveyor belts, more relaxed for the “serving staff” and, of course, state of the art at the time.

Unfortunately, these collapsible tables have become rare, even very rare. The motor purrs quietly as on the first day, the wood has been lovingly treated by us and looks top again. Supported by a sturdy iron construction and adjustable in speed, this table-on-deck is a wonderful attraction in the food/catering sector.
Or you can use it according to its original purpose for collating printed matter.

Cardboard Grooving Machine
Sächsische Kartonagen-Maschinen A.G. Dresden

“Groovi” was the affectionate name given to this machine by the hand bookbinder who owned this wonderful grooving machine.
We have tested with 2 mm cardboard.

“Groovi” is quite a pleasure to make grooves for the manufacture of boxes, slipcases, folders.…

This beautiful machines is currently sold.

Buchbinder Presse
Originalmodell
Karl Krause Berlin

Some people buy such a machine to create their herbarium. It was originally designed to press the freshly glued and bound books into shape.

We got this good piece from a 100-year-old small hand-manufacturer. What treasures have been processed with it?

We tested the book press – and had a lot of fun with the manual operation of the large rotary wheel.

Original model
Karl Krause Leipzig
Cutting machine

About 100 years ago, this beautiful cutting machine was produced in Leipzig. 

We have put it through its paces, serviced it, replaced a few wearing parts and given it a bit of paint. 

The result is something to be proud of.