This year‘s memory Christmas game
Memory Lane – 150 years of HEROSE shows 150 motifs from HEROSE‘s company history.
The aim is to find as many matching motifs as possible – in the shortest possible time.
Port of Hamburg, 1983
HERO in Bad Oldesloe, 1960
Th. Rose letterheading at the start of the 20th century
The administration building in Hamburg-Altona built in 1938/39
The HEROSE workforce in 1952
A Th. Rose delivery van on the Altona company premises, 1933
Company Outing "Betriebsausflug"
Manufacture of fittings in Bad Oldesloe, around 1960
The management around 1973 with director Wilhelm Klauke (fourth from right) and Wilfried Zschalich (far right)
Wlihelm Klauke‘s Director‘s office 1939
The HEROSE telephone switchboard 1948
Shop and salesroom of the HEROSE intermediary in Montevideo, the capital of Uruguay, 1952
Shop and salesroom of the HEROSE intermediary in Montevideo, the capital of Uruguay, 1952
Shop and salesroom of the HEROSE intermediary in Montevideo, the capital of Uruguay, 1952
Successor to Theodor Rose Kurt Seidewinkel
Founder of the Th. Rose metal foundry and fittings factory Theodor Rose
Founder of HERO Armaturenwerke GmbH - Eduard and John Albert Pulvermann
Overall Manager of Th. Rose GmbH Wilhelm Klauke in the directors' room, 1939
The Board of the German Engineering Federation (VDMA) meets at HEROSE in 1951. Wilhelm Klauke 2nd from left
The Alte Heidkrug on the Oberalster river
Joint festivities and excursions strengthen the sense of togetherness in the 50s
Illustration of the bathroom area, around 1936
Illustration of the high pressure testing system, around 1936
Illustration of the machine shop, around 1936
Sketch of an amateur, anchored with a concrete base in 1950. Designed to serve as an advertising feature in front of the HEROSE administration building
Th. Rose site, Stresemannstraße, Hamburg Altona in the 1920s
Building of HEROSE GmbH
Illustration of the design office, around 1936
The former bread factory, Ratzeburger Straße, Bad Oldesloe, 1960
Production at Th. Rose around 1939: There are hardly any civilian orders left.
Production at Th. Rose around 1939
HEROSE presents its products
Production at Th. Rose around 1939
Belt drives dominate the scene in the factory hall around 1939
Finishing off castings, 1957
Lathes, 1957. Even today HEROSE relies on Gildemeister machines
Working on a drilling machine, 1957
Th. Rose foundry, 1957
Th. Rose foundry, 1957
Th. Rose foundry, 1957
Th. Rose foundry, 1957
Workplaces in the accounting department with typewriters
Illustration of the commercial office, around 1936
The accounting machine, a combination of the typewriter and calculating machine, simplified bookkeeping significantly
Employees of the Hollerith department transfer data to punch cards
The sales team sitting at one table in 1957
The room for large-scale machines in the Hollerith department around 1957. In the foreground, a tabulating machine that evaluates the punch cards
Foundation of HEROSE Armaturen und Metalle GmbH as a sales company 1947
Port of Hamburg, 1983
HERO in Bad Oldesloe, 1960
Th. Rose letterheading at the start of the 20th century
The administration building in Hamburg-Altona built in 1938/39
The HEROSE workforce in 1952
A Th. Rose delivery van on the Altona company premises, 1933
Company Outing "Betriebsausflug"
Manufacture of fittings in Bad Oldesloe, around 1960
The management around 1973 with director Wilhelm Klauke (fourth from right) and Wilfried Zschalich (far right)
Wlihelm Klauke‘s Director‘s office 1939
The HEROSE telephone switchboard in 1948
Shop and salesroom of the HEROSE intermediary in Montevideo, the capital of Uruguay, 1952
Shop and salesroom of the HEROSE intermediary in Montevideo, the capital of Uruguay, 1952
Shop and salesroom of the HEROSE intermediary in Montevideo, the capital of Uruguay, 1952
Successor to Theodor Rose Kurt Seidewinkel
Founder of the Th. Rose metal foundry and fittings factory Theodor Rose
Founder of HERO Armaturenwerke GmbH - Eduard and John Albert Pulvermann
Overall Manager of Th. Rose GmbH Wilhelm Klauke in the directors' room, 1939
The Board of the German Engineering Federation (VDMA) meets at HEROSE in 1951. Wilhelm Klauke 2nd from left
The Alte Heidkrug on the Oberalster river
Joint festivities and excursions strengthen the sense of togetherness in the 50s
Illustration of the bathroom area, around 1936
Illustration of the high pressure testing system, around 1936
Illustration of the machine shop, around 1936
Sketch of an amateur, anchored with a concrete base in 1950. Designed to serve as an advertising feature in front of the HEROSE administration building
Th. Rose site, Stresemannstraße, Hamburg Altona in the 1920s
Building of HEROSE GmbH
Illustration of the design office, around 1936
The former bread factory, Ratzeburger Straße, Bad Oldesloe, 1960
Production at Th. Rose around 1939: There are hardly any civilian orders left.
Production at Th. Rose around 1939
HEROSE presents its products
Production at Th. Rose around 1939
Belt drives dominate the scene in the factory hall around 1939
Finishing off castings, 1957
Lathes, 1957. Even today HEROSE relies on Gildemeister machines
Working on a drilling machine, 1957
Th. Rose foundry, 1957
Th. Rose foundry, 1957
Th. Rose foundry, 1957
Th. Rose foundry, 1957
Workplaces in the accounting department with typewriters
Illustration of the commercial office, around 1936
The accounting machine, a combination of the typewriter and calculating machine, simplified bookkeeping significantly
Employees of the Hollerith department transfer data to punch cards
The sales team sitting at one table in 1957
The room for large-scale machines in the Hollerith department around 1957. In the foreground, a tabulating machine that evaluates the punch cards
Foundation of HEROSE Armaturen und Metalle GmbH as a sales company 1947
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You have collected all pairs in the following time:
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THANK YOU. YOUR HIGH SCORE HAS BEEN SUBMITTED!
The winners will be contacted in January 2024.