Jewish businesspeople
Found in 406 Collections and/or Records:
Cover of Pak-Well Paper Industries' Annual Report, 1964
Cover of Pak-well Paper Industries' 1964 Annual Report.
Cover of Pak-Well Paper Industries' Annual Report, 1963
Cover of Pak-well Paper Industries' 1963 Annual Report.
Cover of Pak-Well's 1966 Annual Report, 1966
Cover of Pak-Well's 1966 Annual Report in some sort of collage.
Denver Envelopes Tote America's Mail, 1966
Newspaper article with the headline ''Denver Envelopes Tote America's Mail.'' Article appears to be a part of some sort of collage.
Denver Envelopes Tote America's Mail, 1966
Newspaper article with the headline ''Denver Envelopes Tote America's Mail.'' Article appears to be a part of some sort of collage.
Denver Golf and Tennis, between 1920-1930
View of front of Denver Golf and Tennis store from across the street in Denver, Colorado. Brothers Sid and Sam Milstein owned the store which was later known as the Aspen Leaf.
Dewey Liquor Co., 1910
File contains one business letterhead or flyer for The Dewey Liquor Company, with a handwritten note on the reverse side. The flyer is on pink paper and advertises "Dewey Whiskey", "Most Complete Stock in the West", among other information.
Digital Images, 1915-1960
Contains five digitized jpg images of photographs of the Bloom family and their stores on Downing street.
Digital Photographs, 1935 - 2014
This series contains 15 digital images of the Vinnik and Marchick families. There are a mix of color and black and white images.
Documents, 1917-1918
Articles of Incorporation for the Chicago Hide, Fur, and Wool House and a Stockholder'Special Meeting for the Chicago Furniture and Supply Company. Both companies were in Douglas, Wyoming, The officers and stockholders of the Chicago Hide company were George D. Bercu, Louis Bercu, Kathy Anthens, C.D. Zimmerman and S. D. Weller. The stockholders of the furniture company were George D. Bercu, I. S. Mistachkin and H. Mistachkin. The Mistachkins were brothers-in-law of George Bercu.