Württemberg: Urkundennachlass des württembergischen Rittmeister sowie Adjutanten seiner Hoheit der Prinzen und Schlachtenmalers Adolph Eduard Otto von Faber du Faur.
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ID 1272158
Lot 510 | Württemberg: Urkundennachlass des württembergischen Rittmeister sowie Adjutanten seiner Hoheit der Prinzen und Schlachtenmalers Adolph Eduard Otto von Faber du Faur.
- Sachsen: Albrechtsorden, Ritterkreuz (Dresden, 29.9.1858, OU Johann),
- Hessen: Ludewigs-Orden, Ritterkreuz 1. Klasse (Darmstadt, 12.7.1864, OU Ludwig III.), dazu Vordruck Urkunde (Darmstadt, 15.7.1864, OU Ordenskanzler),
- Baden: Großherzoglicher Orden vom Zähringer Löwen, Ritterkreuz (Karlsruhe, 14.7.1864, OU Friedrich),
- Sachsen-Weimar-Eisenach: Großherzoglich sächsischer Hausorden der Wachsamkeit oder vom Weißen Falken, Ritterkreuz 1. Klasse (Weimar, 18.7.1864, OU Carl Alexander), dazu Übersendungsumschlag,
- Nassau: Militär- und Civil-Verdienst-Orden, Ritterkreuz mit Schwertern (Biebrich, 18.7.1864, OU Adolph), dazu Übersendungsschreiben,
- Kriegsdenkmünze 1870/71, in Stahl am Nicht-Combattanten-Bande (Berlin, 18.6.1872, OU),
- Erlaubnis zum Tragen der Uniform des Dragoner-Regiment Königin Olga No 25 (Stuttgart, 3.4.1876, OU),
dazu umfangreiche weitere Unterlagen seiner Person und der Familie.
Otto von Faber du Faur war Sohn des württembergischen Generalmajor und ebenfalls Schlachtenmalers Christian Wilhelm von Faber du Faur. Er war zu seiner Zeit einer der bedeutendsten Schlachtenmaler des Deutschen Reiches und war auch mehrfach auf der Weltausstellung 1878 in Paris vertreten. Lebenslauf anbei.
Zustand: II
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