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Deutsch: Karl Ankershofen, Pelzwarenlager eigner Fabrikation, Bruck bei München. Deckel einer Pelz-Krawattenschachtel.
Kartonmaß: 6,5 x 18 x 66 cm.
Am 12. Juli 1856 erwarb der Kürschnermeister Johann Nepomuk von Ankershofen für 700 Gulden das unter dem Namen „Kürschnerhaus“ bekannte Gebäude in der Schöngeisinger Straße. 1885 ging das Geschäft an seinen Sohn Karl über. 1917 übernahm dessen Sohn Johann Nepomuk die Firma. 1921 wurde das Haus umfassend modernisiert. 1927 starb Johann Nepomuk an den Folgen einer Kriegsverletzung. Zwei Jahre später heiratete sein Witwe Alois Saam, ab jetzt hieß die Firma Ankershifen & Saam. Saam war zu der Zeit mit 23 Jahren Deutschlands jüngster Kürschnermeister. 1954 wurde das Gebäude erweitert, in der Form, wie es zum 125-jährigen Jubiläum im Jahr 1981 bestand. Zu der Zeit beschäftigte der Betrieb 19 Mitarbeiter, Seniorchef war Alois Saam, Inhaber Manfred Kriegel.Ohne Autorenangabe: Das „Kürschnerhaus“, das (1856) 700 Gulden kostete. 125 Jahre Ankershoffen & Saam. In: Die Pelzwirtschaft, Heft 12, August 1981.
Date before 1908
date QS:P,+1908-00-00T00:00:00Z/7,P1326,+1908-00-00T00:00:00Z/9
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