J. Levy & Cie

A French photography firm. The firm "Ferrier pere, fils et Soulier" was shortlived; in 1864 the Ferriers and Charles Soulier sold out to two of their employees, Moise Leon and Isaac Georges Levy (?-before 1895), known commercially as J. Levy. Leon had formerly been in the silk ribbon business with Levy, and was probably a silent partner in the new firm. Leon disappeared from the FSL firm in 1872, when the company assumed a new name: "J. Levy & Cie." Levy and later his sons ran the firm for almost a half-century, until its fusion with Neurdein in 1920.