Complete title: Nürnberger Bund: Festschrift zum 25-jährigen Bestehen des Nürnberger Bundes, Verlagsanstalt des Nürnberger Bund, Nürnberg 1926. First edition, hard cover, edge-strips, vignettes of Albert Rabenbauer.

Measure: 24 x 31,5 cm.

A collection of essays in german language, 170 pages, with numerous illustrations of the officials, the building of the trade-stock exchange and his administrative offices, showrooms for glass, porcelain, stoneware, metalware and lights a.o., window dressings; additament 55 pages typographically shaped ads.
_{Condition: Binding and cover in good condition, slight traces of use, some spots at the first pages.}

Complete title: Festschrift zum 25 jährigen Bestehen der Nord &Süd Einkaufsgenossenschaft e.GmbH 1904-1929, Berlin 1929. Book cover cardboard. Rare.
Measure: 24 x 27 cm.

A collection of essays, 50 pages, envelope shaped with vignette, inside numerous drawings, illustrations of the officials are pasted in (u.a. director general F.P. Martini, Fritz Müntzel, senator Franz May); additament reprint of the foundation-writing, 3 news item, financial record showing the current balance of an account 1904, 1905, 1923, 1924 and 1928.
_{Condition: traces of use, tore in the fold, 2 spots of ink (cp. jpg.).}

The „Nürnberger Bund“ founded 1901 in Nürnberg, Germany on initiative of the entrepreneur Theodor Wieseler and was the first cooperative union of the retailers for „Glass-, Porcelain- und Luxury item“. From 1917 on, the business-branches “house- and kitchenware” and “hardwares", still came to it.

Die „Nord & Süd” purchase-cooperative for luxury item, porcelain, stoneware, glass, lights, house- and kitchenware was the second-biggest cooperative union und was founded 1904 in Eisenach, Germany.

Both groups worked very successfully. Already before and still after the First World War they joined the reform-endeavors of the „Dürerbund“ and the German „Werkbund“. Under appeal against a morally sound quality-concept, one sought to establish a new merchandise-aesthetics for the craft industry-production.