Brennholt Trading House

Notice of closure

From the catalogue.

Brennholt Trading House ceased trading on 8 June 1821 after 1 years. This site is kept as a record. Enquiries concerning the company should be addressed to the Ministry of Finance. The company ceased trading on the date shown after 1 years. The site is kept as a record; the books are with the Ministry of Finance.

Brennholt Trading House

trading house of Brennholt · established 1819

About us

Brennholt Trading House is a trading house based at Brennholt in The Ostrand. The company was founded on 8 November 1819 by Vera Bornberg.

Established in the early years of the country, Brennholt Trading House continue to supply salt, tallow, tar and colonial goods from Brennholt. The house has passed through 4 hands and changed its name once; its manner of doing business has not changed at all.

Our founder. Vera Bornberg, shopkeeper, was born at Feldstadt on 18 December 1776 and died on 17 March 1831.

Our history

The registered office is at 111 Reed Walk, Brennholt. The history below is drawn from the company's own records and the register of companies.

  1. 1819 The company is founded at Brennholt.
  2. 1819 Brennholt Trading House is founded at Brennholt by Vera Bornberg. In the press.
  3. 1821 Brennholt Trading House is wound up. 834 jobs are lost at Brennholt. In the press.
  4. 1821 The company ceases trading.

What we do

Brennholt Trading House operates in the trading trade, serving Brennholt and the surrounding country. Particulars of current lines are available on application to the registered office.

We offer salt, tallow, tar and colonial goods, of the first quality, on the usual terms. Orders by the carrier are attended to the same day.

Working with us

The company is no longer engaging staff.

Contact

Brennholt Trading House
111 Reed Walk
Brennholt, The Ostrand
Schwartzistan

Registered office as above. Letters are answered in the order received. Encyclopedia entry: Brennholt Trading House.