Postcard from American Express Company to Max Bredig
- 1938-Jan-06
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American Express Company. “Postcard from American Express Company to Max Bredig,” January 6, 1938. Papers of Georg and Max Bredig, Box 10, Folder 17. Science History Institute. Philadelphia. https://digital.sciencehistory.org/works/xjcuqh7.
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Herrn. Dr. Max Bredig, c/o Hense, 1517 Montclair, Ann Arbor.
Sehr geehrter Herr Doktor,
Am 29.September v.J. deponierten Sie bei uns einen Betrag von RM 600,-- in Bezug auf eine Sendung von diversen Büchern und Umzugsgut, die an Ihre obige Adresse zu richten ist. Dieses Umzugsgut sollte aus Karlsruhe zur Abholung gelangen, doch haben wir von Herrn Professor Bredig in Karlsruhe, Bahnhofstr. 14, noch nichts gehört. Wir wenden uns ebenfalls nach Karlsruhe, um den Stand der Angelegenheit zu erfahren und begrüssen Sie in der Zwischenzeit.
Hochachtungsvoll
AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY M.B.H
Spenditions-Abteiling
E.965.
Berlin, 6. Januar 1938
Dr. Max Bredig, c/o Hense, 1517 Montclair, Ann Arbor
Dear Doctor,
On September 29th of last year, you deposited 600 Reichsmarks with us for the shipment of various books and personal effects to the above address. The personal effects should be sent from Karlsruhe, but we haven’t heard anything from Professor Bredig, who resides in Karlsruhe at Bahnhofstrasse 14. We will also inquire in Karlsruhe to find out the current status of this matter. Best regards in the meantime.
Sincerely,
AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY M.B.H
Department of Freight Forwarding
E.965.
Berlin, January 6, 1938
