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"Harris & Jacoby, successors to H. W. Hellman", and forerunners to both Harris & Frank and Jacoby Bros., in the Old Downey Block around 1870. The sign for M. Kremer is also visible, forerunner of the City of Paris department store

Harris & Jacoby was a retail enterprise of Leopold Harris and the Jacoby Bros. in the 1870s in Los Angeles. For further information, see:

References

  1. Wilson, Karen (3 May 2013). Jews in the Los Angeles Mosaic. Univ of California Press. p. 6. ISBN 9780520275508.
  2. "The Jacoby Brothers: Pioneer Jewish Merchants of Los Angeles". Jewish Museum of the American West. Retrieved 16 May 2019.
  3. "Ad for Hellman's store, Los Angeles". Arizona Weekly Miner, Prescott, AZ. January 8, 1870. p. 3.
  4. "Ad for Harris & Jacoby". Weekly Arizona Minor (Prescott, AZ). December 17, 1870. p. 3.
History of retail in Southern California
Department stores
with origins in
Central
Los Angeles
L.A. neighborhoods
Long Beach
Pasadena
Rest of L.A. Co.
Bakersfield
Inland Empire
Orange Co.
San Diego–Tijuana
Elsewhere
Clothing and shoes
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membership stores
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Furniture and
home furnishings
Grocery stores
Home enter-
tainment, appliances
  • Adray's
  • Cal Stereo
  • Federated Group
  • Golden Bear Home and Sport Centers
  • Ken Crane's
  • Leo's Stereo
  • Pacific Stereo
  • Rogersound Labs
  • University Stereo
Home improvement
Music
On-street shopping
L.A.
shopping center
"firsts"
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Los Angeles
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Westside
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Orange
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Elsewhere
See also: History of retail in Southern California –  History of retail in Palm Springs — Note: starred (*) listings indicate former regional mall now site of strip-style community center with new name
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