Shoe factory - Gebrüder Neuburger S.A.
Philipp Neuburger married Minna Stein, born in Rödelsee on August 25, 1875, in 1905.
Umbrella factory - Eugen Lichtenstein
In the Berlin trade register edition 1926 find the following entries - Berlin umbrella factory Eugen Lichtenstein. Fritz & Walter Lichtenstein. Neue Friedrichstr. 38-40 -
Berliner Schirm-Manufactur. Lichtenstein & Co. Fritz & Walter Lichtenstein. Neue Friedrichstraße 38—40
Louis Joachim vorm. N. Mendelsohn
The Berlin address book of 1926 contains the following entry: Louis Joachim vorm. N. Mendelsohn, Baumwollwarenfabrik, C2, Heiligegeiststraße 35.
Factory for all kinds of hosiery - Elkan Brothers
In the address book of the city of Chemnitz from the year 1890 the following entry can be found: Elkan,Gebr. (company), Fabrik aller Arten Strumpfwaren, Geschäftsloc.: Beckerstr.9, Eg. Owner Bernh. Elkan Frankfurt am Main, Heinrich Falk and Jul. Bernh. Elkan here, Proc.: Rich. Isfried Elkan here. - Elkan Jul. Bernh., merchant, co-owner of the company Gebr. Elkan, Beckerstr.9, Eg II - Elkan Rich. Isfried Elkan, Proc. of the company Gebr. Elkan, Beckerstr.9, Eg II.
Bed feather factory - J.Schöpflich & Adler
Jakob Schöpflich founded the bed feather factory "Schöpflich & Adler" with Maier Löw Adler and Kommerzienrat Heinrich Rosengart. Jakob Schöpflich was married to Helene Lina Schöpflich, née Rosengart.Heinrich Rosengart was the brother of Jakob Schöpflich´s wife. Maier Löw Adler, in turn, was married to Sophie Adler, née Rosengart, an older sister of Helene Lina and Heinrich Rosengart.Later, the bed feather factory J. Schöpflich & Adler became the Fa. Adler Bettfedernfabrik KG at Kreittmayrstrasse 5.
Cork wholesale and manufacture - Max Oppenheimer
Berlin rubber coat factory
Industrial and residential complex Izrael Kalmanowicz Poznański - Lodz
Industrial and residential complex Izrael Kalmanowicz Poznański
Izrael Poznański (1833-1900) was a philanthropist, textile magnate and the most successful Jüd industrialist in Lodz.