J. F. Holle & Co records

MLMSS 11509/Volumes 1X-2X

fonds

1844-1868

9664407

0.49 metres of textual material (2 outsize volumes)

John Frederick Holle and Henry Stone arrived in Sydney aboard the ship `Euphrates' from London to work for William Mueller, Tailor and Draper (No.6 George St, Sydney) as Foreman and Assistant . After William Mueller died in 1841 they established a partnership, Stone & Holle. Later J. F. Holle established business premises at 277 George Street, Sydney. John Holle died, age 80 on the 23rd February, 1889. The firm continued as J.F. Holle and Co. Pty. Ltd., and went into liquidation in 1957.

Reference:
Australian Button History, Accessed 8 April 2022. http://www.austbuttonhistory.com/branded-buttons/branded-buttons-tailors-buttons-g-l/#J
Australasian Chronicle (Sydney) 24th August 1841 page 3
The Sydney Morning Herald, 27th March 1860 page 8.

This collection includes records of the tailoring firm Stone & Holle and of the tailoring firm established by J.F. Holle (later known as J.F. Holle & Co.)

1X
Ledger Stone & Holle, 1844-1847. In poor condition, pages are out of order. Includes 'Articles of Copartnership' between Henry G. Stone and John F. Holle, 1847. Also contains a transcribed list of customers [later date, written with ballpoint].

2X
Ledger J.F. Holle, 1863-1868.

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