Mostglas, Saftglas, Superfest 0,1; Saftglas, Mitropa, HO, Konsum, DDR VEB
A forgotten product: The glass that was almost indestructable | by Florian Vick | Medium
2/4x 0,3l SUPERFEST Gläser 300ml DDR Glas Jahny Mitropa Bierglas GDR Schwepnitz | eBay
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TIL East Germany produced almost unbreakable "superfest" drinking glasses in order to not waste resources. After reunification production was shut down as no manufacturer had any interest in the technology, or in
glass, drinking glass from gastronomy glass set "superfest, Mitropa signet, made by VEB Kombinat Lausitzer Glas Weisswasser, GDR, 1980s Stock Photo - Alamy
1 x Superfest 0,25 l - Glas aus DDR-Zeiten in Thüringen - Jena | eBay Kleinanzeigen ist jetzt Kleinanzeigen
Superfest Gläser Bier/0,5 l, 10 STÜCK DDR-Glas (fast) unkaputtbar in Sachsen - Augustusburg | eBay Kleinanzeigen ist jetzt Kleinanzeigen
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Superfest
glass, glasses from gastronomy set "superfest", with hotel signet, made by VEB Kombinat Lausiter Glas Weisswasser, GDR, 1980s Stock Photo - Alamy
Drop Testing an East German (DDR) Superfest Glass - YouTube
Superfeste Gläser, DDR-Design - YouTube
4 SUPERFEST Glasses 0.2l DDR Design Made in GDR 4 Pieces - Etsy
2 Large Superfest Beer Glasses 0.5 L Glass Mitropa Canteen - Etsy
Caspar Shaller on Twitter: "The idea that socialism would use more resources than capitalism is unhinged. Illustrative example: The GDR produced an unbreakable glass called Superfest and wanted to export it to
Superfest-Formen | Glas, Saft, Wasser
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Made by veb kombinat lausitzer glas hi-res stock photography and images - Alamy
Superfest-Becher :: Museum Baruther Glashütte :: museum-digital:brandenburg
SUPERFEST – Glasdesign für den Alltag – Museum Kloster Vessra
4 SUPERFEST Glasses 0.25l DDR Design Made in GDR 4 Pieces - Etsy
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Superfest - The (almost) unbreakable East German Glass
Warum Gläsern aus der DDR ihre hohe Qualität zum Verhängnis wurde - Design & Interieur - derStandard.de › Lifestyle
