Ernst Carlebach

Ernst Carlebach (* 1838 ; † March 26, 1923 in Heidelberg ) was a bookseller, grand ducal court of Baden antiquarian and chairman of the synagogue council.

After training as a bookseller in London with Nikolaus Trübner , he worked for Heinrich Brockhaus in Leipzig. Coming from Mannheim, he opened a book and art antiquariat on October 15, 1863 in Heidelberg on the corner of Hauptstrasse and Friedrichstrasse. On July 6, 1865, he auctioned the house at 136 Hauptstrasse (corner of Augustinergasse , built in 1720). In 1877 the antiquarian bookshop moved to Hauptstrasse 136. The antiquarian Jacques Rosenthal worked for him for some time.

He was married to Emma, ​​b. Marcus († July 6, 1926). In 1904 his son Albert Carlebach took over the antiquarian bookshop.

literature

• Obituary by JH Eckardt, Heidelberg. In: Börsenblatt für den Deutschen Buchhandel 76 (1923), In: Mannheimer Geschichtsblätter 5 (1923).
• P. Blum (ed.), History of the Jews in Heidelberg . Heidelberg 1996
• Ceremony for the 50th anniversary of the Badisch-Palatinate Booksellers Association. (Ed. By the Badisch-Palatinate Booksellers Association, Heidelberg) Karlsruhe 1925.
• Maximilian Huffschmid: Regesta on the history of the house in Hauptstrasse 136 in Heidelberg 1363-1865 , Heidelberg 1921.
• Carola Hoécker: The story of a shop sign . The Heidelberg second-hand bookshop Ernst Carlebach . In: Yearbook on the history of the city , published by the Heidelberger Geschichtsverein , Heidelberg 2002.
• Carlebach, Ernst. In: Lexicon of German-Jewish Authors . Volume 4: Brech-Carle. Edited by the Bibliographia Judaica archive. Saur, Munich 1996, ISBN 3-598-22684-5 , pp. 431-432.