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Commercial objects and records
Store photographs, advertisements, stamps, hangers and business records.
58 · 1866–2022
Arrangement: historical records follow their date; conventional viewing copies stay with their source, while new interpretations use their creation date. Related pages and views stay together; undated records follow.
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Document / objectA third pattern of J. Reichenbach wooden hangerA third surviving Reichenbach hanger pattern. The form broadens the surviving group of shop objects. It does not carry a secure date or name its user.
Document / objectA wooden hanger marked for J. Reichenbach men’s and boys’ fashionsThe fullest legible mark: “J. Reichenbach, Herren- u. Knaben-Moden, Halberstadt.”
Document / objectInk marks on a J. Reichenbach wooden hangerClose view of a Reichenbach hanger mark. The ink preserves the retailer’s name at close range. It does not identify the garment or person once attached to the hanger.
Document / objectA second close view of a J. Reichenbach hanger markA second close view of the surviving retailer mark. This detail makes the surviving ink easier to compare with the other hangers. It does not establish when or by whom the hanger was used.
Document / objectA wooden hanger carries Paul Reichenbach’s business nameThis surviving clothes hanger is stamped “P. Reichenbach, Halberstadt.” Staff or customers once handled it inside Paul’s clothing business, and the family kept the retail object. It connects Paul’s name to the shop floor, but its date and department remain unknown.
Document / objectKaufhaus Reichenbach at Martiniplan 10 at nightThe family-held photograph records the illuminated glazed wall and display windows of the Martiniplan 10 store; the surviving frame does not show the complete façade.
Document / objectThe left display window survives in this nighttime detailThis close view comes from the family-held photograph of Kaufhaus Reichenbach after dark. The original photographer caught the left display window through damage and low contrast. It preserves the composition, but the merchandise and people cannot be identified securely.
Document / objectThe entrance and central windows survive in this nighttime detailThis close view comes from the family-held photograph of Kaufhaus Reichenbach after dark. The original photographer caught the entrance and central windows through damage and low contrast. It preserves the composition, but the merchandise and people cannot be identified securely.
Document / objectThe right display window survives in this nighttime detailThis close view comes from the family-held photograph of Kaufhaus Reichenbach after dark. The original photographer caught the right display window through damage and low contrast. It preserves the composition, but the merchandise and people cannot be identified securely.
Document / objectThe Kaufhaus Reichenbach plan displayed in the museumA museum display identifies the drawing’s municipal building files and their November 1910 to December 1913 date range. The display connects the plan to municipal files dated from November 1910 to December 1913. The venue and date of this photograph remain unrecorded.