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Document / objectA wooden hanger marked for J. Reichenbach men’s and boys’ fashionsThe fullest legible mark: “J. Reichenbach, Herren- u. Knaben-Moden, Halberstadt.”
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 second pattern of J. Reichenbach wooden hangerA second pattern of Reichenbach-branded wooden hanger. Its shape shows that more than one hanger pattern carried the shop name. The object does not carry a secure date or user’s name.
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 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 / objectA wooden J. Reichenbach hanger with the complete court-purveyor markThe clearest complete “Hoflieferant” mark in the surviving set. The ink ties the object to the Halberstadt clothing house. It does not identify the customer or employee who last handled it.
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 museum display places two Halberstadt shop hangers over the city mapThis display pairs a J. Reichenbach hanger with another Halberstadt retailer’s hanger over a map. Museum staff arranged the objects so visitors could connect shop names with city streets. The display shows the surviving retail objects, but it does not establish that the two businesses shared ownership or customers.
Document / objectJ. Reichenbach advertising buttonA round advertising button presents J. Reichenbach as Halberstadt's largest specialist house for men's and boys' fashions; its maker's line names S. Münz of Nuremberg.
Document / objectJ. Reichenbach label inside a surviving jacketA J. Reichenbach label inside a surviving jacket
Document / objectPaul J. leads a youth session in mid-conversationThis family photograph catches Paul J. Reichenbach teaching and taking questions during a youth session. Someone in the room preserved the exchange rather than a formal pose. The image shows his manner at work, but the event, date and photographer are unknown.