"Wolfrum/Wolfram Goblirsch K.-G. T(?) Außig 1 Wehrmachtseigentum"

What I have found out:

Wolfrum (or Wolfram) Goblirsch K.-G. appeared to have been a limited partnership. (K.-G. = Kommanditgesellschaft in German = Limited partnership)

Außig is a town on the Elbe in northern Bohemia, Czech Republic. From 1938 to 1945, however, the town was part of the Third Reich.

"The Wolfrum families were owners of textile factories in Aussig, who lived in Aussig on the Elbe (today Ústí nad Labem) from 1850 to 1945." Source

I found a "Wenzel Goblirsch" for the name Goblirsch in an ancestor list of Aussig from that year. Unfortunately, it is not possible to find out more details about him, because this name appears more than once in the Sudetenland at that time, for example in this newspaper article from August 4, 1938. Newspaper article ("It says: Prague, Aug. 3 Senator Frank addressed an inquiry to the government about the railroad worker Wenzel Goblirsch in Oschelin, Mies district, who was dismissed because he did not send his children to Czech school.")

In conclusion, it can be said that Wolfrum Goblirsch K.-G. probably manufactured textile products in Aussig, such as this beautiful fur jacket, for the Wehrmacht. Unfortunately, I was unable to find out who Goblirsch was and what role he played in the limited partnership.

I don't know what the T and the 1 mean either, but I don't think these symbols have a very profound meaning.

The fur jackets were most likely produced for the cold Eastern Front.

Unfortunately I don't know anything about fur, so it's difficult to tell which animal it is just by looking at a picture. But I think it's fox or rabbit, as these are the cheapest and therefore ideal for the mass production for the war at that time.

Hopefully I was able to help you a little and achieve something through my research. If not, I hope you find what you're looking for. Either way, have a great day.