Thümmlers Erzgebirge books

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Thümmlers Erzgebirgs-Bücher was a book series from H. Thümmlers Verlag in Chemnitz . Initially, a few volumes appeared in loose succession and without a consecutive number before the First World War. After the end of the war, the individual volumes published were numbered consecutively. The series was discontinued towards the end of the 1920s.

Thümmler's Erzgebirgs-Bücher were mainly devoted to the publication of Erzgebirge dialect literature and hiking and travel descriptions. Each volume was published in the same format with a hard cardboard cover with the book title and a drawing on it. Well-known dialect poets from the Ore Mountains such as Max Wenzel and Hans Siegert were among the employees in this series . The notebooks were illustrated with drawings by painters such as Gustav Zindel and Erich Neubert.

At least 25 volumes have been published, namely:

  1. L. Th. Gebauer-Chemnitz: Brew my beer sälber! BMBS contributions from the work area of ​​the EV, 1919
    • 3rd to 4th Thousand: Brew mei beer sälber BMBS Serious and cheerful from the Erzgebirge, 1923 [greatly abridged version of vol. 1]
  2. Robert Müller-Marbach: Aus'n arzgebirg'schen Hutznschtüb'l , 80 pages
    • 6-7 Thousand (Fourth Edition), 1923
  3. Müller: From the Haamet
  4. Müller: Nu do ginne mer eham
  5. David Sattler: Dos be fei Sachsen ... The come or a vür , 123 pages, 1919
  6. Max Wenzel: With us in Arzgebirg
  7. Max Wenzel: Coarse or blunt, mer be as mer be! , Cheerful poems and stories from the Ore Mountains, 1913
  8. Max Wenzel: Avengers' candles
  9. Max Wenzel: Of dr Ufnbank , 80 pages, 1919
    • 3. u. 4th thousand: Of dr Ufnbank , stories and narratives in the Ore Mountains dialect, 1922
  10. Max Wenzel: Unern Vugelbeerbaam
    • 3rd to 5th Thousand: Unnern Vugelbeerbaam , rhyming and inconsistent from the Erzgebirge, 1925
  11. Nestler: Sounds of home
  12. Max Wenzel: Raachemaad
  13. Hans Siegert: Forest air
  14. Schwenzelenz is my name early , This and that from the Ore Mountains, 1921
  15. Müller: The Saxon Ore Mountains
  16. Alexis Kolb : Around the Keilberg
  17. Emil Müller: My dear Arzgebärg , poems and cheerful stories in the Ore Mountains dialect, 80 pages, 1922
  18. Max Wenzel: Pfaffernüsseln , poems and cheerful stories in the Erzgebirge dialect, 64 pages, 1922
  19. Uhle: From my father's time
  20. Emil Müller: E Sackel full of sponges , funny stories in the Erzgebirge dialect, 64 pages, 1. – 2. Thousand 1922
  21. Max Wenzel: Der Stülpner-Karl , The story of the Erzgebirge Wildschütz, 136 pages, 1st - 3rd thousand 1923 - double volume (Th.EB 21 and 22)
  22. The Stülpner-Karl (double volume, see above)
  23. Emil Müller: In the bush house / on the forest bare. Two stories
  24. Max Wenzel: How it was , Allerlei Erzgebirge, 69 pages, 1. – 3. Thousand 1924
  25. Max Wenzel: In the twilight hour , stories and poems in the Ore Mountains dialect, 93 pages, 1. – 3. Thousand 1925