Antique radios, Old Time Radios
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42651 Solingen, Germany (Nordrhein-Westfalen) |
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Bahnhofstraße 11
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unfortunately not known yet
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- Motorcycles / Motorbikes
- Clocks and Watches
- Toys
- Biology / Medicine
- Lamps and Light
- Home Appliances
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Opening times
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Freitag 9:30 – 13:00 + 13:30 – 17:00 Uhr; Samstag, Sonntag 13:00 – 17:00 Uhr
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Admission
Status from 05/2019
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Erwachsene: € 4,00; ermäßigt: € 3,00; Kinder bis 10 Jahre: frei |
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| Contact |
| Tel.: | +49-212-22 10 731 | Fax: | +49-212-22 10 732 | |
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| eMail: | info  museum-plagiarius.de | |
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| Homepage |
www.museum-plagiarius.de
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| N51.164512° E7.082644° | N51°9.87072' E7°4.95864' | N51°9'52.2432" E7°4'57.5184" |
Im Südpark der Stadt Solingen nahe am ehemaligen Hauptbahnhof.
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| Description
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The Plagiarius exhibition
Original vs. Counterfeit - Hands-on sensitisation in the Museum Plagiarius
In our permanent exhibition we show more than 350 product units - i.e. original products and their brazen plagiarisms - in direct comparison. The collection has been gathered by Aktion Plagiarius e.V.. The registered society conducts an annual competition that awards the anti-prize “Plagiarius” to those manufacturers and distributors that a jury of peers have found guilty of making or selling "the most flagrant" imitations.
Nowadays, almost all sectors are affected by imitations: From classical consumer goods, household articles and sanitary products to toys, pharmaceuticals and food and up to tools, automobile fittings and technically highly complex machines and equipment.
Product- and brand piracy is a lucrative billion dollar business for unscrupulous counterfeiters – clearly at the expense of innovative entrepreneurs, gullible bargain hunters and the workers in illegal factories.
In guided tours, seminars and consumer events both, industry and consumers are getting a ‘first-hand-view’ of the problem and receive information about the sweeping extent of the damages and dangers incurred by fakes. The collection is complemented by counterfeits seized by customs. |
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