Hofrat Prof. Dr. Josef Weinlechner - prunkvolle Urkunde zur Verleihung des Bürgerrechts, datiert 1904 - photo 1

Hofrat Prof. Dr. Josef Weinlechner - prunkvolle Urkunde zur Verleihung des Bürgerrechts, datiert 1904

Lot 4172
27.10.2022 10:00UTC +01:00
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AuctioneerHermann Historica
Event locationGermany, Grasbrunn / München
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Lot 4172 | Hofrat Prof. Dr. Josef Weinlechner - prunkvolle Urkunde zur Verleihung des Bürgerrechts, datiert 1904
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€ 500
Zweiseitige Pergamenturkunde, in exquisiter Qualität komplett von Hand gezeichnet und geschrieben, teilvergoldet, dabei Ansicht des Wiener Rathauses und unten die Datierung "Wien, im März 1904" sowie die Unterschriften des Bürgermeisters Dr. Karl Lueger und zweier Vize-Bürgermeister. In äußerst aufwendig gestalteter Originalmappe (vergoldet, versilbert, geprägtes Leder, violetter Samt, farbige Emaille) mit den Initialen "JW" im Zentrum sowie dem Doppeladler mit Wiener Wappen (Maße der Mappe 44 x 34 x 3,5 cm). Im Vorsatz aus dunkelblauer gewässerter Seide die goldene Herstellerprägung "August Klein, Wien Graben No. 20". Partiell leicht beschädigt, Altersspuren. Äußerst repräsentativ und sehr schön erhalten.
Prof. Dr. Josef Weinlechner (1829 - 1906) war ein bedeutender österreichischer Kinderchirurg. Er leitete auch kurzzeitig das Offiziersspital im Schloss Augarten in Wien.
The two-page parchment certificate of exquisite quality, handwritten and signed throughout, partially gilt. Includes a view of Vienna's Town Hall and, at the bottom, the date "Wien, im März 1904" with the signatures of the Lord Mayor Dr. Karl Lueger and two deputy mayors. In the extremely elaborate, original folder (gilt, silver-plated, embossed leather, violet velvet, coloured enamel) with the initials "JW" in the centre and the double-headed eagle holding the coat of arms of Vienna (size of the folder 44 x 34 x 3.5 cm). The flyleaf in dark blue watered silk, embossed with the manufacturer's mark in gold "August Klein, Wien Graben No. 20". Slightly damaged in places, signs of age. Exceptionally distinguished and in outstanding condition.
Prof. Dr. Josef Weinlechner (1829 - 1906) was an important Austrian paediatric surgeon. He was also briefly in charge of the officers' hospital in Palais Augarten in Vienna.
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