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1845 | company was founded by Johann Friedrich Rieleder | |
1851 | Rieleder trimmings at the World-Exhibition in London | |
1876 | company was handed over to his son Wilhelm Rieleder | |
1907 | handover to his daughter Eugenie Weinmann, geb. Rieleder and his son in law Wilhelm G. Weinmann (sen.) |
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1919 | Rieleder moved to Badstraße 24, Heilbronn | |
1925 | construction of the new machinery hall, Badstraße 24/1 | |
1931 | handover to the sons Wilhelm Friedrich, Ernst, Gerhard and Paul Weinmann | |
1933 | opening of a branch in Beilstein | |
1939 | new factory, Achtungstraße 6, was built | |
1943-1945 | Ernst, Gerhard und Paul Weinmann fallen, factory plants heavily damaged by air strikes |
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1945-1950 | factory reconstruction Beilstein branch was sold manufacturing of trimmings reactivated |
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1964 | Wolf Weinmann joined the company | |
1966 | Lutz Weinmann joined the company | |
1972 | inauguration of the new factory, Badstraße 24/2 | |
1975 | acquisition of the company “Arminia”-Posamentenfabrik, Armin Bretschneider, Bad Bergzabern/Pfalz |
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1979 | first phase of construction of the new building Lämlinstraße “Arminia” was transfered to Heilbronn |
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1981 | acquisition of the company “Galonett-Spitzen”-Posamentenfabrik, Paul Bretschneider, Kapellen-Drusweiler/Pfalz |
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1984 | extension of the construction of the factory Lämlinstraße “Galonett”-company moved to Heilbronn |
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1993 | acquisition and transfer to Heilbronn of the company “Weposa”-Posamentenfabrik GmbH, Hameln/Weser | |
1995 | Rieleder celebrates its 150th anniversary | |
1997 | third phase of construction of the factory Lämlinstraße, administration building Lämlinstraße was built Marc Weinmann joined the company |
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