Notice of closure
Dammsee Mills ceased trading on 31 May 1833 after 10 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 10 years. The site is kept as a record; the books are with the Ministry of Finance.
- 1822Established
- 1833Ceased trading
- 40.63DAS, close of 1832
- 12,432Inhabitants of Dammsee
About us
Dammsee Mills is a mill, based at Dammsee in The Osmoor. The company was founded on 5 June 1822 by Brigitta Reinholt.
Dammsee Mills, purveyors of flour of the first and second grinding, and bran, have carried on business at Dammsee since the founding of the house. We supply the household, the trade and the regiments on the same terms, and our word has been our bond since the first ledger was opened.
Our founder. Brigitta Reinholt, clerk, was born at Kessel on 11 December 1788 and died on 30 November 1852.
What we did
Dammsee Mills traded as a mill at Dammsee. We offer flour of the first and second grinding, and bran, of the first quality, on the usual terms. Orders by the carrier are attended to the same day.
Our history
The registered office is at 73 Chapel Row, Dammsee. The history below is drawn from the company's own records and the register of companies.
- 1822 Dammsee Mills is founded at Dammsee by Brigitta Reinholt. In the press.
- 1831 Dammsee Mills lists on the Vellmar Exchange as DAS. In the press.
- 1833 Dammsee Mills is wound up. 271 jobs are lost at Dammsee. In the press.
- 1833 The company ceases trading.
Working with us
The company is no longer engaging staff.
Investors
Dammsee Mills is quoted on the Vellmar Exchange as DAS since 1831. Last year-end close: 40.63 marka (31 December 1832).
Year-end prices as published by the Vellmar Exchange. No other prices are published.
Contact
Dammsee Mills73 Chapel Row
Dammsee, The Osmoor
Schwartzistan
Registered office as above. Letters are answered in the order received. Encyclopedia entry: Dammsee Mills.