Collection of Advertisements of Jewish Places of Business and Stores in Germany – the 1920s-1930s

7 magazines, booklets and advertising brochures of Jewish places of business and stores in Germany, with illustrations and photographs. [1920s-1930s]. German.
1. Rudolf Mosse Service, Weltumfassender Werbediens [Rudolf Mosse Service, Worldwide Advertising Service], magazine of the Rudolf Mosse advertising agency, with colorful illustrations.
Rudolf Mosse (1843-1920), a Jewish-German media mogul and publisher, entered the advertising business when the field was in its infancy and contributed much to its development in Germany.
2. N. Jsrael, catalog of men's clothes of the "Nathan israel" department store, with illustrations and photographs. the store was established in Berlin in 1815 by the merchant Nathan Israel (1782-1852) and was the largest and oldest in the city.
3. Ratschläge für die Behandlung der wäsche [Suggestion for treating the laundry], advertising booklet of FV Grünfeld, a retailer company owned by a Jewish family of textile manufacturers which operated in Berlin during the years 1854-1979.
4. Richtig schneidern [Good Sewing], an advertising booklet of the Vobach-Schnittmuster place of business of the Kaufhaus Schocken [Schoken Department Store], with sewing instructions alongside photographs and illustrations.
5-6 Two advertising brochures for hand-made fabric of Kaufhaus Schocken [Schoken Department Store].
7. Kaufkredit G.M. B.H, advertising brochure of the Hermann Tietz chain store in Berlin.
Size and condition vary. Good overall condition.