Franz Clouth
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Franz Clouth
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Franz Julius Albertus Clouth was a German pioneer in rubber processing. Franz Clouth was the son of Wilhelm Clouth (1807-1871), a printer, and his wife Anna Maria Katharina, née Ritter. After a commercial apprenticeship in Germany, Great Britain and Belgium, he worked as a rubber goods representative in Cologne's Sternengasse. His company logo corresponded to the house mark of the building there, a star with five points. From 1868, he produced rubber goods in his own company, Clouth Gummiwerke A
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