Tarnmund Press

About us

Tarnmund Press is a printer, licensed by the Ministry of Chronology based at Tarnmund in The Sudmark. The company was founded on 30 July 1860 by Aurel Marsch.

Tarnmund Press: printing of handbills, notices and catalogues at short notice, of Tarnmund. Established by our founder in a single room; the room is still there and so are we.

Our founder. Aurel Marsch, farmer, was born at Tarnmund on 27 March 1831 and died on 3 July 1872.

Our history

The registered office is at 161 High Gate, Tarnmund. The history below is drawn from the company's own records and the register of companies.

1. 1860 The company is founded at Tarnmund.
2. 1860 Tarnmund Press is founded at Tarnmund by Aurel Marsch. In the press.
3. 1864 Tarnmund Press lists on the Vellmar Exchange as DKV. In the press.
4. 1868 Tarnmund Press is wound up. 49 jobs are lost at Tarnmund. In the press.
5. 1868 The company ceases trading.

What we do

Tarnmund Press operates in the printing trade, serving Tarnmund and the surrounding country. Particulars of current lines are available on application to the registered office.

The firm supplies printing of handbills, notices and catalogues at short notice to the trade and the public. Carriage paid to any station.

Working with us

The company is no longer engaging staff.

Investors

Tarnmund Press is quoted on the Vellmar Exchange as DKV since 1864. Last year-end close: 31.83 marka (31 December 1867). The Exchange publishes year-end closes only.

The Exchange publishes year-end closes only. Shareholders may inspect the books at the registered office on application in writing.

Contact

Registered office as above. Letters are answered in the order received. Encyclopedia entry: Tarnmund Press.