Category:Commerzbank I. W. Junker & Co.
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Deutsch: Commerzbank I. W. Junker & Co. (bis 1912 - das Bankhaus mit dem gleichen Namen), 1839 gegründet. [1]
English: Commercial Joint-Stock bank J. W. Junker & Co. (was reorganized at 1912 from a banking house of the same name) was founds in 1839. After 1916 - renamed to "Moscow Industrial bank"
Français : Banque de Commerce I. W. Junker & Cie.
Русский: Акционерный коммерческий банк "И.В.Юнкер и Ко" (до 1912 — банкирский дом) в Москве и С.-Петербурге. Основан в 1839 г. Иваном Васильевичем (Иоганном Вильгельмом; Морицем Вильгельмом Людвигом Фридрихом Якобом) Юнкером (Junker) (1797-1847), переплетчиком, мастером по изготовлению футляров. В 1916 году банк Юнкера стал «Московским промышленным банком».[2], [3]
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Media in category "Commerzbank I. W. Junker & Co."
The following 7 files are in this category, out of 7 total.
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Kuz most 27 Junker.jpg 581 × 800; 92 KB
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Moscow Kuznetsky Most Street 16.jpg 2,336 × 3,288; 1.67 MB
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Moscow, Kuznetsky Most Street 16 (28445699767).jpg 1,024 × 683; 313 KB
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Moscow, Kuznetsky Most Street 16 (28445699817).jpg 1,024 × 683; 291 KB
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Фрагмент фасада банка с часами.jpg 2,752 × 4,128; 8.82 MB
Categories:
- Cultural heritage monuments in Central Administrative Okrug
- Banks in the Russian Empire
- 1839 establishments
- 1917 disestablishments
- Kuznetsky Most Street
- Government buildings in Moscow
- Bank buildings in Moscow
- Office buildings in Moscow
- Vasily Eramishantsev
- Adolph Erichson
- Neoclassical Revival (20th century) architecture in Moscow