LEADING  MANUFACTURERS  AND  MERCHANTS  CITY  OF  BROOKLYN


John SIEBERT

Saddler and Harnessmaker
No. 473 Broadway, Brooklyn, E. D.-

This enterprise was established by the present proprietor in January, 1872, 
and from the inception to the present has always commanded a large and important 
trade. 

The premises occupied are admirably adapted for the business, are commodious, 
and well arranged and equipped with every appliance and facility. The store 
has an area of 25x30 feet, and in the rear of this is a workshop, 25x40 feet 
in dimensions. The store contains an elegant and extensive variety of all kinds 
of ladies' amid gentlemen's saddles, single and double harness, saddlery, 
carriage goods, whips, robes, and horse furnishing goods of all descriptions, 
which are offered at the lowest possible prices consistent with good materials 
and workmanship. The trade, as may be inferred, is a large one, and ranges 
throughout the city and Long Island. A visit to the establishment will prove 
profitable to any one requiring anything in the lines above indicated. 

From seven to eight hands are employed, and saddles and all kinds of harness 
are promptly and satisfactorily made to order, and every description of repairing 
is carefully executed at reasonable rates. 

Mr. Siebert, who is a native of Germany, has been resident in America for the 
past sixteen years, and has had thirty years' experience in his line of trade. 


With Special Thanks to: Cathy Harrison Speciale
Transcribed exclusively for the Brooklyn Genealogical Information Pages: Nancy E Lutz

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