Heinrich Ernst Göring (1838 - 1913) - HAPAG-Karte mit der Reiseroute nach Haiti 1891 - photo 1
Heinrich Ernst Göring (1838 - 1913) - HAPAG-Karte mit der Reiseroute nach Haiti 1891 - photo 2

Heinrich Ernst Göring (1838 - 1913) - HAPAG-Karte mit der Reiseroute nach Haiti 1891

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29.05.2020 10:00UTC +02:00
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Lot 6046 | Heinrich Ernst Göring (1838 - 1913) - HAPAG-Karte mit der Reiseroute nach Haiti 1891
Gedruckte Atlantik-Karte der "Hamburg-Amerikanischen Packetfahrt-Aktien-Gesellschaft Hamburg" mit Nordamerika, der Karibik, Europa und Afrika, gedruckt in der "Geogr. Lith. Anst. v. J. Köhler, Hamburg, alte Börse 6". In roter Tinte vermutlich vom Kapitän beschriftet "D.S. 'Bavaria' 53te Reise. Verließen Havre d 24ten October 91 erreichten St.Thomas d 9ten November. Reisedauer 15 Tage 14 Std.. Total Distanz 3147 Ml. Durchschnittsfahrt 10 Ml. per Std.", die Route ebenfalls in roter Tinte eingetragen, darunter "Ankunft in Port au Prince d 15ten November 1891", am Unterrand signiert "Russ". Rückseitig eigenhändiger Vermerk Hermann Görings in rotem Kopierstift "Akten - Reiseroute meines Vaters" mit seinem Kürzel "G.", am Rand zudem in Bleistift mit dem Namen seiner Schwester "Olga" bezeichnet (ihre Handschrift?). Gefaltet, teils hinterklebte Falzrisse. Maße 32,5 x 51 cm. 1855 erwarb die HAPAG die ersten beiden Dampfschiffe "Hammonia" und "Borussia", die die Tradition begründeten, die Namen der Dampfer auf "ia" enden zu lassen. 1857 folgten die "Austria" und "Saxonia, 1858 die "Teutonia" und "Bavaria". Heinrich Ernst Göring, Hermann Görings Vater, wurde 1885 von Bismarck als Kaiserlicher Kommissar nach Deutsch-Südwestafrika entsendet, kehrte 1890 zurück und reiste 1891 mit der HAPAG nach Haiti, wo er zunächst in Port au Prince Kaiserlicher Konsul und von 1892 bis zu seinem Ruhestand 1895 Ministerpräsident für Haiti und die Dominikanische Republik war. Vermutlich ein Geschenk des Kapitäns an Konsul Göring, das wohl zunächst im Besitz von Olga Rigele (geb. Göring) und anschließend von Hermann Göring war. Zustand: II - III
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