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Reed & Auerbacher
| Name | Reed & Auerbacher |
| Ortssitz | New York City |
| Straße | Bowery 229 |
| Art des Unternehmens | Eisenwaren- und Werkzeughandel |
| Anmerkungen | Bezeichnet als "Dealers in Hardware and Tools". |
| Quellenangaben | [New Yorks great industries (1884) 273] |
| Zeit |
Ereignis |
| 1857 |
Gründung als "Nathusius, Kugler & Morrison" |
| 1879 |
Auflösung von "Nathusius, Kugler & Morrison" und neue Partnerschaft von William A. Reed und Mr. L. H. Auerbacher unter der Firma "Reed & Auerbacher" |
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| ZEIT | 1884 |
| THEMA | Firmendarstellung |
| TEXT | A representative and leading house in its branch of trade is that of Messrs. Reed & Auerbacher, of No. 229 Bowery, opposite Prince Street, and the old stand of Nathusius. Kugler & Morrison. The business was originally founded in 1857 by the firm of Nathusius, Kugler & Morrison, and has had a continuous and prosperous existence to date. In 1879 the old firm dissolved partnership and a new one was formed, composed of Mr. William A. Reed and Mr. L. H. Auerbacher, and who, under the name and style of "Reed & Auerbacher," have energetically carried on the business since 1879. Mr. Reed was connected with the old firm for upwards of twenty-five years and there is no more practical and widely experienced member of the hardware trade to-day than he. His co-partner, Mr. Auerbacher, is likewise fully conversant with every detail of the business, and has had a lengthy connection therewith. The firm deal generally in a complete line of hardware and tools, their fine large store having the most complete assortments in the city. They make a prominent specialty of S. J. Addis' London cast-steel carving tools, for which there is constant demand. Among other features of their splendid stock are Horton & Arnold's and Barton's best cooper's tools, furniture casters and knobs, etc., wards, chisels, gauges, etc., Spear & Jackson's extra strong turning chisels and gauges, Denison's and King's moulding and bench planes, Wilson's butcher knives and steels, butchers' scales and balances, tailor's squares, piano and cabinet-maker's tools, nail and riveting hammers, blacksmiths' hammers and sledges, wire in all metals and sizes, bar iron, tool steel, anvils, etc., etc., in fact an absolutely complete assortment of everything in their line. The out-of-town trade have long ago realized the fact that they can always order what they want and find it in Messrs. Reed & Auerbacher's immense stock, and the firm's trade consequently extends all over the country, and is of a strictly permanent and first-class character. A large force of hands are employed in the establishment, and the members of the firm give the closest personal atten. tion to the filling of all orders, thus guaranteeing entire satisfaction. Both Mr. Reed and Mr. Auerbacher are natives of this city, and are noted for their honorable methods and sterling integrity, and New York may well be congratulated on the possession of such a leading business house as theirs is universally recognized to be. |
| QUELLE | [New Yorks great industries (1884) 273] |
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