Eight years after moving from Jebenhausen to Göppingen, Jakob B. Gutmann founded the company J.B.Gutmann as a sole proprietorship in 1868. When the eldest son Bernhard J. Gutmann joined as a partner in 1872, it became a partnership. After the departure of company founder Jakob B. Gutmann in 1877 and the entry of two other sons, Leopold J. Gutmann and Max J. Gutmann, the company name changed to " Gebrüder Gutmann ". In 1899, it became the joint stock company "Mechanische Buntweberei am Stadtbach" with Bernhard J. Gutmann as its chairman.

The Jewish community of Mönchsdeggingen was founded in 1684 and existed until April 25, 1879.

The small stamp is a so-called thimble stamp, - in this case from Oettingen. Interesting are also the Hebrew characters on the side.

A Jewish cemetery in Niederzissen was first mentioned in 1763 (Bürger, U.: Chronik Niederzissen p. 517). Here the Jews of the dominions of Olbrück, Kempenich, Bürresheim and Burgbrohl were buried. Beginning in 1820 there was a lengthy legal dispute with the local community over the ownership of the cemetery grounds; in 1852 Isaac Berger was able to acquire the grounds on behalf of the Jewish community. In 1938 the cemetery was desecrated, some gravestones were destroyed. In 1942 the last burial took place.

In 1893, Milton Rohrbacher founded the Milton Rohrbacher Chemical Factory. From 1922 son Siegfried Rohrbacher is a partner of the company. The company's product range also includes "Kinessa-Bohnerwachs" and "Kinessa-Holzbalsa".The company boycott as well as social exclusion cause Siegfried Rohrbacher and his wife Gertrud, née Lendt to sell the company in 1936 and emigrate to Palestine together with their 3-year-old daughter Miriam and 10-month-old son Michael. The founder of the company, Milton Rohrbacher, dies in 1937 and is buried in the Jewish cemetery in Göppingen.