Frederick Horst

Name	Frederick Horst
Ortssitz	New York City
Straße	Broadway 300
Art des Unternehmens	Lederfabrik
Anmerkungen	Bezeichnet als "Manufacturer of American Russia, Calf Skins, Bookbinder's and Pocket-Book Leather".
Quellenangaben	[New Yorks great industries (1884) 348]

Zeit	Ereignis
1865	Gründung
1871	P. Corell, Der Schwiegersohn des Gründers, tritt ein.
1874	Umzug zum Broadway 300

Produkt	ab	Bem.	bis	Bem.	Kommentar
Leder	1884	[New York's great industries (1884)]	1884	[New York's great industries (1884)]

ZEIT	1884
THEMA	Firmendarstellung
TEXT	Mr. Horst is the leading manufacturer in this line of business. His factory, at Nos. 64 to 68 Tompkin's Avenue, Brooklyn, is fitted up with the most improved machinery, and fifty skilled operatives are employed. The very best grades of American Russia leather, calf skins, book-binder's and pocket-book leather is manufactured. The variety and quality of work is unsurpassed in the country, the materials used in the manufacture being first-class. With many years' experience, Mr. Horst feels warranted in guaranteeing his goods to be unsurpassed for color, strength and flexibility. The business was established in 1865, and has grown to very large proportions. Mr. Horst has been at his present location on Broadway for ten years. He is a native of Germany and has resided in this city for many years. He has an able assistant in the person of his son-in-law, Mr. P. Corell, who holds the position of bookkeeper and general business manager. He has been with the house thirteen years, and is a thorough practical worker. He is eminently qualified for the duties of his office and is a pleasant, courteous gentleman. The goods manufactured by Mr. Horst are sold all over the United States and have an established reputation. He is a gentleman of large experience, a competent, reliable business man, and a highly-esteemed citizen.
QUELLE	[New Yorks great industries (1884) 348]