Arnold Busck A / S

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Arnold Busck A / S is a Danish bookstore chain with 30 stores and an internet shop . The company is run in the fourth generation by a member of the Busck family. His flagship store is in Copenhagen at Købmagergade 49.

Arnold Busck A / S
legal form A / S
founding 1896-2020
Seat Copenhagen , Denmark
management Helle Busck Fensvig
Branch Book trade
Website www.arnoldbusck.dk

history

On November 5, 1896, Johannes Lauritz Wisbech (1870–1944) and Arnold Busck (1871–1953) opened Busck & Wisbech . Her shop was initially on Pilestræde in Copenhagen. Five years later it moved to Købmagergade 49. In the same year Wisbech withdrew from the company. In 1922 Arnold Busck bought the publishing house Nyt Nordisk Forlag . The following year, a foreign book department was added to the business, selling the Encyclopedia Britannica and books from His Majesty's Stationary Office . Accordingly, the business was now called Arnold Busck International Boghandel . In 1941 it became a stock company . In July 2008 BO Bøger A / S was bought, adding 18 stores to Arnold Busck A / S. Helle Busck Fenwig has been company director since May 1st, 2010. Her husband Jesper Fensvig has been the publishing director since January 1st, 2008.

The special bookstores include the children's bookstore Børnenes boghandel on Skindergade 4, in the immediate vicinity of the flagship store, and the bookstore in the Statens Museum for Kunst . The children's bookstore was founded in 1972 and celebrated its 40th anniversary in 2012 with the edition of a free Pixi book as an insert in the store's own book magazine Bogmagasinet .

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Individual evidence

  1. a b c d N. N .: Arnold Busck - Danmarks største og ældste ; at: arnoldbusck.dk.
  2. ^ NN: Busck, Arnold Andreas Bull Ahrensen ; at: boghandlereidanmark.dk.
  3. a b Entry Arnold Busck International Boghandel - Papirhandel og Nyt Nordisk Forlag Arnold Busck , in: Krak. Danmarks ældste Forretninger. Forretninger who he starts mellem 1100 og 1911 (PDF; 15.7 MB) , 4th edition, Copenhagen 1950, pp. 80–81, p. 80.
  4. Børnenes Boghandel slår Dorene op på ny ; on: BogMarkedet.