FOULD & OPPENHEIM BANK. Approximately 192 letters addressed to bankers, 1815-1816, with addresses and postmarks; sewn into a large in-4 hardback volume (spine missing). Financial correspondence addressed to the bank founded in Paris by Beer Léon Fould (1767-1855), associated with the Fould Oppenheim bank (Benoît Fould, son of Beer Léon, had married the daughter of Cologne banker Salomon Oppenheim). The letters, in French, German and Yiddish, are written from Vienna, Geneva, Cologne, Crefeld, Hamburg, Frankfurt, Riga, Brussels, Basel, Altona, London, Livorno, Mézières, Paris, by Henickstein & Cie, H. Hentsch, J.D. Herstadt, Jonas Hertz & Söhne, J.J. et Jacob Moses Hertze, Herz & C°, Isaac Hesse, Hill & Hunt, Hindenlang, A.P. Hine, J. Hirsch, Hitzler & Ziegler, Hoart, Em. Hoffmann, Joseph Jacob Hollander, Holt & Co, J.H.C. Hoppe, Carl and H. Heine...