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Reisepass Preußen

Lot 1861
22.02.2018 11:00UTC +01:00
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€ 45
AuctioneerAuktionshaus Mehlis GmbH
Event locationGermany, Plauen
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ID 38626
Lot 1861 | Reisepass Preußen
datiert 1844, ”Wir Friedrich Wilhelm von Gottes Gnaden König von Preußen etc. – Ersuchen hiermit, unter dem Versprechen einer vollkommenen Erwiederung, alle Militair- und Civil-Behörden auswärtiger Staaten, Unsern sämmtlichen Militair- und Civil-Behörden aber befehlen Wir ausdrücklich, auf Vorzeigung dieses: den Pharmazeuten Friedrich Leo Sarsass gebürtig aus Tilsit, wohnhaft in Berlin, welcher zum Vergnügen von hier [von Berlin] über Dresden und Prag nach Wien reiset, und durch hiesiges Polizei-Stattut als unverdächtig legitimiert ist, frei und ungehindert reisen, und von dort hierher zurückreisen, auch nöthigen Falls ihm Schutz und Beistand angedeihen zu lassen. Der gegenwärtige Paß muß von der Polizei-Behörde eines jeden Orts, an welchem der Inhaber länger, als Vier und zwanzig Stunden sich aufhält, visirt werden”, Unterschrift des Innenministers, rückseitig mehrfach gestempelt und unterzeichnet, bspw. der Minister der auswärtigen Angelegenheiten Bülow, Polizei- und Zollstempel von Dresden, Teplitz, Nürnberg, Carlsbad, Schirnding, mehrfach gefaltetes Dokument, Wasserzeichen ”PREUSSISCHER”, normale Altersflecken, Fehlstelle am oberen rechten Rand, Maße ges. ca. 46 x 33,5 cm.
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