Chr. Lammerer
Neupfarrplatz, Regensburg, Bavaria. - 8. Bezirk / 8th district, Josefstadt, Vienna, Austro-Hungary. - Am Kosttor 2, Munich, Bavaria,
Studenten-Utensilien-Fabrik / Student Items Fabricator
Known dates in Regensburg: 1838 - 1911?
Known dates in Vienna: 1908 - Last seen in 1932 address book
Known dates in Munich: 1915 to after 1938 & before 1941
The Lammerer family originated from Regensburg, and their original company was founded in 1838. The earliest date listed in the 1847 Regensburg address book is for Johann Georg Lammerer, where his profession is stated as Säcklermeister (Master Saddler). His main product however was Lederhosen, which uses saddle stitch on leather. By 1868 there was both Johann Georg and Chr. Lammerer, each listed as a Säckler (Maker of Saddles) By 1872 only Chr. Lammerer's listing remains. When the Munich shop was opened in 1915, Chr. Lammerer was already retired and living at Kosttor 2 in Munich. It is the author's theory that the Munich branch only opened once the Regensburg branch had closed. Both the shops in Vienna and Munich were run by Leonhard Lammerer, post 1915 (probably the son of Chr. Lammerer).
Purchased steins from: Reinhold Merkelbach.
Reference: Vienna Address book 1, Vienna Address book 2 Vienna districts Regensburg Address books Munich Address books
Lid on featured student stein (Centre) showing the association Zirkel. 
Address on student association cap box, showing Regensburg, but before the opening of the Vienna & Munich branches, hence dated pre 1908. 
Addresses on student association cap box, showing Regensburg and Vienna, but before the opening of the Munich branch, hence dated pre 1915. 
"Teuto-Markomannia sei's Panier" Dated 1920, and sold from the Munich branch. 
Artist's signature on the base of the featured stein. (Above) 
Addresses on student association cap box, showing Munich and Vienna, but after the closing of the Regensburg branch, hence dated post 1915. 
Postcard from 1933. Click to enlarge. 
Artist's signature on R.Merkelbach stein. In old German handwriting, e.g. Kurrentschrift, the macron (dash) over the "m" in the above signature, translates as "mm" in modern text; hence "Lammerer". 
Address on student association cap box, showing Munich but after the closing of the Regensburg and Vienna branches, hence dated post 1932. 
Address on student association cap box, showing Munich but after the closing of the Regensburg and Vienna branches, hence dated post 1932. The founding date of 1838 is shown on the bottom line. 