The Schwitzbad

The System Krauss Schwitzbad, or sweating bath, from Germany, c. 1910. This appears to have been designed for domestic use. It may have been an adaptation of the sitzbath with the addition of a cloak to retain the hot air. The heater in the foreground, however, it similar to those used externally with all types of cabinet bath.
            

< This advertising poster stamp (Cinderella stamp) was probably published between 1912 and 1914.

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Cabinet and lamp baths
          

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Victorian Turkish Baths:

their origin, development,

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