Ludwig Rosenthal's Antiquariaat
founded Munich, 1859
LC Heading: Ludwig Rosenthal's Antiquariaat
found: Harvard Library bulletin, 25, no. 4 (1977): Cartel, clan, or dynasty?: the Olschkis and the Rosenthals, 1859-1976, p. 384 (firm of Ludwig Rosenthal; founded 1859 in Fellheim; in 1867, Ludwig Rosenthal (1840-1928) moved the firm to Munich) plate 2 following p. 392 (Ludwig Rosenthal's Antiquariat; Ludwig Rosenthal took on two of his brothers (Nathan and Jacques) as partners in 1872; the three brothers separated in 1895 and thereafter each had his own firm in Munich; Ludwig Rosenthal's son Norbert continued as head of Ludwig Rosenthal's Antiquariat on the death of the founder; Norbert's sons, Fritz and Paul, moved the firm to the Netherlands in 1937 and established Ludwig Rosenthal's Antiquariaat in The Hague; the firm was moved to Hilversum in 1945; since 1955 it has been headed by Fritz's widow, Hilde Rosenthal)
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