This 16thc. form of German handwriting was abolished by Adolf
Hitler during WWII foriegn occupation. While he initially made
Kurrent script manditory, he found it was too difficult to keep
foreign subjects in line and repealed this script for the more
western roman writing. Like Fractur it was considered very quaint
and very German, but only understood by Prussian decendents.
This writing form was no longer taught in schools as a second
lettering system after 1954.
This transcribes to:
in der Tuchmacher Strasse, #43
translating:
on the Tuchmacher Strasse 43
(43 Clothmaker Street)
