Dresden (Q1738)
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| historically part of | Upper Saxon Circle Confederation of the Rhine Electorate of Saxony Kingdom of Saxony German Empire Weimar Republic German Reich (1933–1945) Soviet occupation zone of Germany German Democratic Republic |
|---|---|
| Wikidata item ID | Q1731 |
| GOV identifier | DREDENJO61UB |
| GeoNames ID | 2935022 |
| ✎ Edit data (Q1738) | |
Makers
Makers active in this place (live via “active in”, P13).
| Name | From | To | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hegewalt (Q1680) | person | ||
| Sommer & Seupke (Q1832) | 1848 | 1860 | firm |
| Gesch & Haglsieb (Q2881) | firm | ||
| F. A. Böhme (Q3533) | firm | ||
| Böhme, Martin (Q4584) | 1704 | 1747 | person |
| Hemmerich, J. (Q4585) | person | ||
| Johann Hemmerich (Q8654) | 1775 | 1775 | person |
| Hemrig (Q8655) | 1810 | 1810 | person |
| Samuel Gottlieb Böhme (Q9737) | 1784 | 1796 | person |
| Verlag FRÖSI (Q10119) | firm | ||
| Maria Meyerin (Q10244) | person | ||
| Johanna Sophia Böhme (Q10245) | 1749 | person | |
| Johanne Christiane Böhme (Q10246) | 1796 | 1798 | person |
| Friedrich August Böhme (Q10247) | 1809 | 1841 | person |
| Friedrich August Böhme (Q10247) | 1798 | 1809 | person |
| Friedrich Albert Böhme (Q10248) | 1835 | person | |
| Martin Böhmes Erben (Q10249) | 1749 | firm |
Packs with unknown (investigated) maker
Packs originating from this place whose maker has been investigated but cannot be determined. They have no maker item of their own and therefore do not appear in the table above.
| Pack | Date of publication | Maker (finding) |
|---|---|---|
| Militär Tarock (Hersteller unbekannt, Dresden, 1785) (Q3915) | 1785 | research open |
Tax stamps located here
Tax stamps whose location — the responsible tax office — is in this place. This makes them findable via the place and region navigation too.
Tax systems
Tax systems that applied to this territory over time (incl. changes of sovereignty; the Sovereign column shows the respective sovereign).
- View 221 tax stamps of this place — across all states Dresden belonged to, each only for the years of the respective sovereignty.