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In the München city address book from 1902, the following entry can be found: Rosenbaum Heinrich & Cie. ( Inh. Julius Rosenbaum ) Hemp Hechelei und Handlung für Schafwolle, Hutstoffe und Roßhaare, Am Glockenbach 34. - Rosenbaum Julius Inhab. der Firma " Heinrich Rosenbaum & Cie. Göthestr. 19/3.

The origins of the banking business B. J. Friedheim & Co. go back to 1847. The princely court agent Baruch Jakob Friedheim, who founded a drapery business together with his brother in 1795, received the princely privilege to establish a loan house in 1799. In 1847 Baruch Jakob received permission from Duke Heinrich von Anhalt-Küthen to establish a savings bank. In 1872, Felix Friedheim, a grandson of the company founder, joined the company as a partner.

In the Berlin address book edition 1923 the following entry can be found: Japhet & Co.,Kommandit-Gesellschaft Nachf., S.,W56, Markgrafenstr.56a. T.    -  Saemy Japhet was born in Frankfurt am Main. At the age of 15 he received an apprenticeship as a banker at a German bank. After a few years in London, he founded the S. Japhet & Company banking house. Saemy Japhet was a famous banker and philanthropist. He contributed to a number of Jewish causes and took a keen interest in the development of Palestine, although he never identified with the Zionist organization.

In the Berlin Address Book 1921 - IV. Handel und Gewerbetreibende - Felle und Häute - is the following entry - Blumenfeld, Sally, C25, Kaiserstraße 3  T. - Sally Blumenfeld, born in 1844, was married to Klara Blumenfeld, née Nussbaum, born in Frankfurt a. M. on August 5, 185. The couple had 3 children - Henry Hirsch Blumenfeld, b. 17. 3.1878 in Hannover, Julius and Suse. Towards the end of the 19th century the Blumenfeld family moved to Berlin. Sally Blumenfeld founded there a commission and export business with hides and skins.