C. Callmann

Name	C. Callmann
Ortssitz	New York City
Straße	Broadway 591
Art des Unternehmens	Strohhutfabrik
Anmerkungen	Bezeichnet als "Manufacturer and Jobber in Straw Goods" (vmtl. = Strohhüte).
Quellenangaben	[New Yorks great industries (1884) 396]

Zeit	Ereignis
1870	Gründung
1880	Umzug zum Broadway 591

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

ZEIT	1884
THEMA	Firmendarstellung
TEXT	A representative house in the straw goods trade is that of Mr. C. Callmann, at No. 591 Broadway. Mr. Callmann is a gentleman of vast practical experience in all branches of this important line, and established in trade in 1870, at No. 319 Canal Street. Four years ago he removed to his present unusually central premises, which are forty feet by two hundred in dimensions, and run through the block from Broadway to No. 162 Mercer Street. In his spacious salesrooms Mr. Callmann carries one of the finest and freshest stocks of ladies' and children's straw goods, complete in detail and ample in volume, of an average value of forty-three thousand dollars, and in fact one of the largest if not the largest in the city. The goods are all of superior character, and reflect great credit Upon his unerring judgment and superior enterprise as a manufacturer and jobber. His trade is of correspondingly large proportions, extending all over the United States and South America, with a first-class local patronage, indicative of the reliable character of all goods leaving his establishment. He gives steady employment to between twenty-five and thirty hands. Mr. Callmann is possessed of very fine business qualifications, and has built up a trade which reflects the highest credit, not only upon himself but also upon the great metropolis, therein his interests have been centred so long.
QUELLE	[New Yorks great industries (1884) 396]