fjt_755173 - BROTHELS AND ENTERTAINMENT SUZY CABARET FRAULEIN n.d.
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Item sold on our e-shop (2022)
Price : 75.00 €
Item sold on our e-shop (2022)
Price : 75.00 €
Type : SUZY CABARET FRAULEIN
Date: n.d.
Metal : brass and cardboard
Diameter : 22 mm
Orientation dies : 12 h.
Weight : 1,61 g.
Edge : lisse
Rarity : R2
Obverse
Obverse legend : CABARET FRAULEIN.
Obverse description : Une charmante aux cheveux courts aimablement apprêtés et au sourire aguicheur.
Reverse
Reverse legend : SUZY 4 BLONDEL STRASSE.
Commentary
On peut penser au Fraulein et au Strasse que la clientèle se recrutait principalement outre-Rhin. Rue Blondel : Cette rue perpendiculaire à la rue St Denis, doit son nom à la proximité de la Porte Saint-Denis construite en 1672 par François Blondel. S'y tenait jadis, au n°16, la maison close "Au Moulin" aux courbes et au décor floral art nouveau. Au 32, un établissement concurrent, "Aux Belles poules", s'ornaient de mosaïques qui sont aujourd'hui classées (mais invisibles). L'activité de la rue survécut à la fermeture des bordels en 1946 et fut pendant 60 ans le fleuron de la prostitution de rue. C'est là qu'on trouvait les plus belles ! Aujourd'hui la prostitution de rue se meurt, la rue Blondel aussi. Voir http://marjorie-art.voila.net/Paris.htm.
We can think of the Fraulein and the Strasse as the clientele was mainly recruited across the Rhine. Rue Blondel: This street, perpendicular to rue St Denis, owes its name to the proximity of the Porte Saint-Denis built in 1672 by François Blondel. Formerly, at number 16, stood the brothel \\\"Au Moulin\\\" with its curves and art nouveau floral decor. At number 32, a competing establishment, \\\"Aux Belles poules\\\", was adorned with mosaics that are today classified (but invisible). The street's activity survived the closure of the brothels in 1946 and was for 60 years the flagship of street prostitution. This is where the most beautiful women were found! Today, street prostitution is dying, and so is rue Blondel. See http://marjorie-art.voila.net/Paris.htm
We can think of the Fraulein and the Strasse as the clientele was mainly recruited across the Rhine. Rue Blondel: This street, perpendicular to rue St Denis, owes its name to the proximity of the Porte Saint-Denis built in 1672 by François Blondel. Formerly, at number 16, stood the brothel \\\"Au Moulin\\\" with its curves and art nouveau floral decor. At number 32, a competing establishment, \\\"Aux Belles poules\\\", was adorned with mosaics that are today classified (but invisible). The street's activity survived the closure of the brothels in 1946 and was for 60 years the flagship of street prostitution. This is where the most beautiful women were found! Today, street prostitution is dying, and so is rue Blondel. See http://marjorie-art.voila.net/Paris.htm







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