Lot 142 Stammbuch mit 52 Einträgen, 7 …

Stammbuch mit 52 Einträgen, 7 kol. Kupferstichen, 4 (Perlen-) Stickereien auf Stanzpapieren u. 1 Aquarell. Meist Amsterdam u. Frankfurt a.M., außerdem Lyon, Rotterdam, Antwerpen, Vilbel, 1813-1850. Lose Bll. (ca. 9,5 x 15,5 cm) mit Goldschnitt in Stammbuchkassette d. Zt. Quer-8°. Rotes Ldr. mit RVerg.- goldgepr. RSchild, Stehkantenverg. goldgepr. Fileten u. Bordüren sowie goldgepr. mit 1813 dat. Monogramm "D.F.B.". In Pp.-Umschlag u. Pp.-Schuber d. Zt. (beide fleckig u. berieben).

Liber amicorum - Niederlande - Hessen

Manuskripte und Urkunden – Mit Einträgen für Franz bzw. Julius Birkenholz, einige tls. in niederländisch von "Mit-Collegen" in Amsterdam. Enthalten sind: Ackermann aus Mannheim, Joh. Chr. Bergmann aus Wiesbaden, Vetter Marin Birkenholz, Burkenholz von Romeo von Bentivegni,J.P. de Bruyn, Gottfried Bucher, Nichte Lisette Bucher, Emilius David Engelberts, Joh. Friedr. Forster aus dem Ansbachischen, C.F. Henrici aus Osnabrück, P. van Kooten, Georg Krebs, Meschino aus Kleinwallstadt, J.L., J.N. u. J.H. Oldenboom,Carl Ostertag, W. Ramann aus Leipzig, Alida u. Geertruida Rip, G. Schreuder, Conrad Jos. Stroof, C. Weismann, Heinrich Witthalm aus Venedig, Bruder Jacob etc. - Darunter ein Eintrag aus Stuttgart von 1790 von C.A.F. Stockmayer in der "Carls hohen Schule". - Tls. gering fleckig, insg. wohlerhalten.

Manuscripts – Netherlands - Hesse - Liber amicorum containing 52 entries, 7 colour copper engravin plates, 4 (beaded) embroideries on die-cut paper and 1 watercolour. Loose leaves with gilt edges in a contemp. autograph book case. Red leather with gilt-stamped spine and label, gilt fillets and borders on the fore-edges, and a gilt-embossed monogram 'D.F.B.' dated 1813. In contemp. paper dust jacket and cardboard slipcase (both stained and rubbed). - With entries mainly from Amsterdam and Frankfurt am Main, as well as Lyon, Rotterdam, Antwerp and Vilbel for Franz resp. Julius Birkenholz, some partly in Dutch from 'colleagues' in Amsterdam. - Included are: Ackermann from Mannheim, Joh. Chr. Bergmann from Wiesbaden, cousin Marin Birkenholz, Burkenholz by Romeo von Bentivegni, J.P. de Bruyn, Gottfried Bucher, niece Lisette Bucher, Emilius David Engelberts, Joh. Friedr. Forster from the Ansbach region, C.F. Henrici from Osnabrück, P. van Kooten, Georg Krebs, Meschino from Kleinwallstadt, J.L., J.N. and J.H. Oldenboom, Carl Ostertag, W. Ramann from Leipzig, Alida and Geertruida Rip, G. Schreuder, Conrad Jos. Stroof, C. Weismann, Heinrich Witthalm from Venice, Brother Jacob etc. - Including an entry from Stuttgart dated 1790 by C.A.F. Stockmayer at the 'Carls hohe Schule'. - Somewhat stained in places, overall well preserved.

Startprice: 200 €
Estimate: 300 €

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