To learn the details of this craft needs long years since to tin reguires both mastership and talent.

Those crafts men who did their work with love had to sleep in their shops because of the queve in front of their doors.

Copper firstly substituted by aliminum andthen by steel so the tinners left their craft one bye one and choose other jobs. 

Those who still do the work of tinner say that it is very hard to learn a new craft after that age that's why they still continue their handicraft.

The telephonist was a woman who was sitting in a central of telephones and picked up the telephone and answered the call. The other person on the phone asked the telephonist to be connected to another person and the telephonist put this person in contact with the person she wanted to talk.

This profession disappeared when the mobile phone appeared and the telephones became independent. Today you can find this profession when you phone a company and the telephonist tell you with which department you want to talk. For example, when you phone to the ministery of industry you are asked with which department you want to talk.