Herzog Johann Georg I. von Sachsen-Eisenach - Autograph, datiert 8.3.1679 - photo 1

Herzog Johann Georg I. von Sachsen-Eisenach - Autograph, datiert 8.3.1679

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€ 120
Auction dateClassic
30.11.2023 10:00UTC +02:00
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Hermann Historica
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Germany, Grasbrunn / München
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Lot 9234 | Herzog Johann Georg I. von Sachsen-Eisenach - Autograph, datiert 8.3.1679
Gefaltetes Doppelblatt, zweiseitig in Tinte beschrieben, Blindprägesiegel. Oben die Titulatur mit Nennung des militärischen Ranges als "Feldmarschall Lieutenant und Obrister". Das Schreiben in Steuerangelegenheiten ist adressiert an Otto Hermann von und zu der Tann (Hauptmann des Ritterkantons Rhön-Werra) und endet "Datum Eisennach den 8ten Marty anno 1679", darunter die eigenhändige Unterschrift des Herzogs. Partiell leicht beschädigt, Altersspuren. Maße 32,5 x 19 cm. Schöne Gesamterhaltung.
Six crops on leather strap with stirrups from the household of Moritz Georg zu Schaumburg-Lippe, 1880 - 1900
Sechs Reitgerten an einer Lederhaltung mit Ziersteigbügeln. Eine Reitgerte von Moritz Georg zu Schaumburg-Lippe (Stadthagen 11.3.1884 - Breslau 10.3.1920) aus Holz mit Silbermontur mit reliefiertem Floraldekor auf punziertem Fond, Schaft mit Silberplakette mit Widmungsgravur "Graf H. Lehndorff S./I Prinz Moritz z. Schaumburg Lippe", eine Gerte mit Silberhandhabe mit floralem Jugendstil-Dekor, Punzen verschlagen. Eine Gerte mit sechskantiger Silberhandhabe mit graviertem Wappen, punziert mit Feingehalt "925" und Meistermarke "LAMEYER" (Hannover). Drei weitere Ledergerten. Teils starke Abnutzungsspuren. Länge 60 - 83 cm (Gerten).
Condition: III +
Auction house category:Saxon Duchies
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