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1 p. ; 11 x 13 cm.

1 p. ; 21 x 25 cm.

1 p. ; 19 x 23 cm.
Personal red seal attached.

AMs, 115 p. ; 21 x 17 cm.
Puppet-play in 4 acts.
Contains 12 pictures.
Title on label pasted on cover.

1 p. ; 12 x 18 cm.
Autograph quotation, signed Philip
Jas Bailey.
The first line of the Ms appears in
the Proëm of the 1845 edition of
his "Festus" (p. xiii); the
remainder differs from the book.

3 p. ; 12 x 10 cm.
On p. 4: Die vorstehende Charade ist
von Mademoiselle Henriette Bodmer im
Wind-Egg componiert, einer Enklin
von Herr Escher v.d.L.
All, incl. the note on p. 4, in the
same unidentified handwriting.
Removed from Lavater, Johann Caspar:
Erwekkungs-Predigt, Zürich, 1798.

Autograph poem, 4 p. ; 18 x 22 cm.
English translation of the opening
Canto of the Nibelungenlied.
Version in blank verse.
Typewritten copy enclosed.

Autograph poem, 4 p. ; 22 x 28 cm.
English translation of the opening
Canto of the Nibelungenlied.
Nineteen stanzas in rhyme.
Mr. Wise made Mr. Speck a present of
several Borrow mss. These may have
been among them.
Typewritten copy enclosed.

AMs, 2 l. ; 25 x 20 cm.

34 l. ; 30 cm.
Typescript (original), with some ms.
corr. by the translator.
Translation, by Lydia Marion Fuehr, of
Busoni's Doktor Faust, Dichtung und
Musik, 1925.
With a printed German text (Leipzig:
Breitkopf & Härtel, 1925), with
copious ms. notes by the translator.
Accompanied by an ALS from the
translator to F. H. Bangs, Berlin,
Feb. 10, 1932, 4 p., presenting him
with the translation and the
annotated printed version of the
original.

1 p.
Mounted on sheet with address: To Mrs.
Stith, &c. &c. &c.
Signed: N. B.
Printed in Benson, A. B., Catherine
Potter Stith and her meeting with
Lord Byron, in South Atlantic
Quarterly, v. 22, 1923.

4 l.
Unsigned, but in same handwriting as
"Schiller Prolog," which is signed:
F. C.
With envelope "Department of the
Interior, Bureau of Pensions, The
Commissioner of Pensions,
Washington, D.C."
Noted on envelope: Prolog zur Faust
Feier, April 30, 1908.
First line: Erhab'ner Geist, im
Geisterreich verloren.

4 l.
Signed: F. C.
With envelope "Department of the
Interior, Bureau of Pensions, The
Commissioner of Pensions,
Washington, D.C."
Noted on envelope: May 4, 1905;
May 7, 1905; Nov. 13, 1909;
Nov. 10, 1912.
A laudatory poem.

2 p. ; 10 x 10 cm.
Apparently accompanying some
corrected data on Carlyle's life.
The note ends: "Besides have we not
eight translations of Faust
already? And it is the most
insignificant work I think (except
Werter) that bears the great
Goethe's name."

1 p. ; 7 x 11 cm.
Admitting bearer to "Mr. Carlyle's
Lectures On the History of
Literature [London, April-June
1838], 17 Edwards Street, Portman
Square ... at Three o'Clock
precisely."

Typescript (carbon), 4 p. l.,
59 numb l., 1 l., 60-117 numb. l.,
1 l., 118-174 numb. l., 1 l.,
175-184 numb. l. ; 14 x 22 cm. in
binder.
Contents: Anknüpfungen; Fortgesetzte
und erneute Tätigkeit; Bedeutende
Individualitäten; Autorenleben,
Krieg.

AMs, 1 p. l., 24 p. ; 23 x 28 cm.
In board covers.
Dedicatory inscription on preliminary
leaf: Zur Erinnerung an A.[?] G.
Carus seinem verehrten Freunde
Schwender. d. 1/xii 73.
Apparently written in preparation for
the printer, judging from a pencil
note in the margin: Nb Hier mehr
Raum lassen.
With typed copy.

13 l. ; 28 cm.
Typescript (original)
With: Carbon of same typescript
With: Supplementary notes on
Shenstone's copy of Macpherson's
"Fragments of ancient poetry",
typescript (original), 2 l. ; 28 cm.

1 p. ; 13 x 21 cm.
Perhaps a postscript to a letter.
Discusses some of Goethe's works.

7 numb. l. ; 30 cm.
Typescript (carbon).

AMs, 99 p. ; 17 x 21 cm.
Transcribed by Theo Preiske.
Original puppet-play prompt-book
written and used by the Saxon
puppet-player Preiske.

AMs, 40 p. ; 21 x 17 cm.
Act 1-2 in Ehrhardt's handwriting,
acts 3-5 in an unknown hand.

AMs, 107 numb. l. ; 21 x 17 cm.
Don Juan: l. 1-50; Rinaldo, l. 51-107.
Transcribed and signed by Theo
Preiske.

AMs, 59 numb. l. ; 22 x 18 cm.
Transcriber unknown.
The Don Juan Ms. ends on verso of
l. 51; l. 52-59 contain part of
Genovefa; l. 1, 2, 50, 51 of
newer paper are written by another
hand.

AMs, 1 p. l., 14, 1 p. ; 23 x 18 cm.
Copied by Ehrhardt.
At head of title: Hugo von Lomnitz.
Copy of a pamphlet printed in a
limited edition of 100 copies, one
of which is in the Speck collection
(z Scl 887m).
Ehrhardt's catalogue no. 1957.

AMs, 9 p. ; 13 x 21 cm.
Note on manuscript: The works of Lord
Byron. A new, revised and enlarged
edition with illustrations. Poetry.
Vol. VI. edited by Ernest Hartley
Coleridge, M.A., Hon. F.R.S.L.
London: John Murray, Albemarle St.
New York: Charles Scribner's Sons.
1903. Don Juan.
Title in red and black.
A copy of "Canto The Seventeenth."

AMs, 4 pieces ; various sizes
Includes notes on Jacob Gordin's
(1853-1909) play "Elisha ben
Abuyah."

1 p. l., 22 l. ; 26 cm.
Typescript (original), signed
Leaf 6 missing.
With author's ms. corrections.
Written for, and printed as the
introduction to Conversations of
Goethe with Eckermann, English
translation by John Oxenford,
London & Toronto, New York, 1930,
Everyman's library; essays and
belles lettres, no. 851.

AMs, 108 p. ; 20 x 17 cm.
Written by various hands.
On fly leaf: "Frankfurt, den 9.
April, 1850. Carl Engel."
Goethe's "Der Erlkönig": p. 64-65.
Poem on p. 101-102 beginning "Hoch
vom Dachstein an" dated "New Haven,
den 20st Nov. 1859" and signed
"Heinrich Fleischner, gebürtig aus
Neuzätlisch bey Marienbad."

AMs, 10 p. ; 17 x 21 cm.

2 p. ; 22 cm.
With address and red armorial seal.
Concerning a "well-known murderer and
prognosticator."

AMs, signed, 4 p. ; 19 x 23 cm.
Enclosure: ALS : Jena, to Johann
Wolfgang von Goethe, Nov. 16,
1801. 3 p. ; 19 x 23 cm. Concerns
the making of a general catalogue
of the books contained in the Ducal
and the Academic libraries in
Weimar and Jena.

AMs, 31 p., incl. 8 diagrams ;
16 x 12 cm.
Caption title.
An abridged copy of "D.J. Fausti
dreyfacher Hoellen-Zwang und Magische
(Geister-Commando), ... - Ehrhardt's
catalogue note no. 574.

AMs, signed, 47 p. ; 24 x 19 cm.
(p. 1-22) ; 17 x 21 cm. (p. 23-46).
A copy of this ms. in Ehrhardt's
handwriting is also in box 3,
folder 151

AMs, signed, 54 p. ; 21 x 13 cm.
Transcribed and signed by Georg
Ehrhardt.
The Neumeister copy of the original
ms. is also in box 3, folder
150

AMs, 53 numb. l. ; 21 x 17 cm.
Original prompt-book used by the Apel
family.
A transcription by C. D. L. Engel is
in box 4, folder 154.

AMs, 71 p. ; 21 x 17 cm.
Transcribed by C. D. L. Engel.
A copy of Albert Apel's original
prompt-book which is also in the
Speck Collection (F28j 12).

AMs, signed, 95 p. ; 21 x 16 cm.
Transcribed and signed by B. W. Thiel.
Transcription of the text of Valentin
and August Lippold.
With: ALS: Johanngeorgenstadt, from
Wilhelm Thiel to Georg Ehrhardt,
July 22, 1903, 2 p. ; 21 cm.,
announcing shipment of Lippold's
text of Faust puppet-play.

AMs, signed, 71 p. ; 21 x 17 cm.
Transcribed and signed by Max Kirmse.
A transcription of Ernst Ritscher's
original prompt-book.

AMs, signed, 50 numb. l. (l. 1,
blank) ; 21 x 17 cm.
Transcribed and signed by M. Kirmse.
A transcription of Albin Richter's
original prompt-book.

AMs, signed, 64 p. ; 21 x 17 cm.
Transcribed and signed by Max Kirmse.

AMs, 113 p. ; 20 x 17 cm.
Writer unknown.
"Originalhandschriftliches Textbuch
eines sächsischen Puppenspieles.
Im Januar 1909 von Max Kirmse
erhalten. Diese Bearbeitung lehnt
sich stark an den Engel'schen Text
an." - Ehrhardt.

AMs, 51 numb. l. ; 21 x 17 cm.
Transcriber unknown.
The original prompt-book of the
Saxon puppet-player Adolf Preiske.

AMs, signed, 74 numb. l.; 21 x 17 cm.
Note on verso of l. 69: "Abgeschrieben
... von Luis Bohnert ... & von Albin
Schatz."
Original prompt-book of Albin Schatz.

AMs, 56 numb. l. ; 21 x 17 cm.
Original prompt-book of the puppet-
player Weikert.

AMs, 66 numb. l. ; 20 x 17 cm.
In 4 acts; transcribed by Fischer.
Original prompt-book of Fischer,
puppetplayer of Chemnitz.

AMs, signed, 69 numb. l. ; 21 x 17 cm.
In 4 acts.
Probably transcribed by Dietsch;
signed by Alexander Listner.
Original prompt-book of the puppet-
player and theatre proprietor
Alexander Listner, who had bought
Dietsch's theatre.

AMs, 48 numb. l. ; 21 x 17 cm.
Copy of Heinrich Liebhaber's
prompt-book.

AMs, signed, cover-title, 11 p.,
incl. music ; 21 x 17 cm.
Grey paper cover.
Transcribed by C. D. L. Engel.
"Eigenhändige Arbeit und Handschrift
Engels ... mit seinem Namenszuge.
Auf S. 11 befinden sich die Noten
zur 'Fanfare.' Aus Engels Nachlass."
- Ehrhardt's catalogue note no.
729C.

AMs, 4 p. ; 20 x 16 cm.
No cover.
Caption title.
In verse.
Transcriber unknown.
"Aus [Carl] Engels Nachlass." -
Ehrhardt's catalogue note no.
729D.

AMs, 2 columns on 1 l. ; 32 x 20 cm.
In verse.
Transcriber unknown.
"Gehalten vom Puppenspieler ... Dem
Vorigen [F28j 29] ähnlich, jedoch
andere Fassung. Aus Engels
Nachlass." - Ehrhardt's catalogue
note no. 729E.

AMs, 4 p., incl. music ; 32 x 20 cm.
No. 1 in four verses; no. 2 in three
verses, with six "Repetitions-
Verse."
The music is for one voice with
accompaniment.
Transcribed by C. D. L. Engel.
"Originalhandschrift u. jedenfalls
auch Komposition von Engel ..."
- Ehrhardt's catalogue note no.
729F.

AMs, 128 p. ; 14 x 23 cm. and 18 x
21 cm.
Published in his Kunst und Leben; aus
Friedrich Förster's Nachlass, hrsg.
von Hermann Kletke, Berlin, 1873,
p. 164-239.

8 numb. l. ; 28 cm.
Typescript (original).
Article about Huth's translation of
Goethe's Faust I.

7 numb. l. ; 28 cm.
Typescript (original).
Article about Webb's translation of
Goethe's Faust I.

Typescript, 11 l. ; 28 cm.
The last 3 pages numbered 277-279,
apparently from another version of
this ms.
Used as basis for the chapter on Alice
Raphael's translation of Faust in
Frantz's "Half a hundred thralls to
Faust," published in 1949.
Enclosure: Replies to Mr. Adolf
Frantz's questionnaire
[autobiographical sketch by Alice
Raphael].

1 l. ; 28 cm.
Typescript (original).
Poem.
At head of title: Ein Gedicht
gewidmet zu Hermann J. Muller.
Autograph superscription: Geehrter
Professor Faber du Faur!
Parody of Goethe's poem Gefunden.

3 p. ; 11 x 14 cm.
Signed: Alwine Fr.
Expressing regret at his leaving
Berlin.

15 p. ; 16 x 20 cm.
Tied with green ribbon.
Partial contents: Passages from
Wieland, good for mottoes or
otherwise; The two rules of
Archytas; Mrs. Austin's
Characteristics of Goethe.
Endorsed by K.F. Fuller, Oct. 17,
1859.

10 l. ; 28 cm., 2 copies.
Typescript (carbon).
Published in German quarterly v. 24,
1951.

1 p. ; 10 x 17 cm.
Personal red seal attached. Mounted.

AMs (copy), 4 p. ; 20 x 34 cm.
In Friedrich Wilhelm Riemer's hand.
Pencil note at top of p. 1: Aus d.
Tageb[üchern] copiert von R.
26 items, 1 with pencil correction.

AMs, 3 p. ; 21 x 34 cm.
Fragment of Epimenides.
In Friedrich Wilhelm Riemer's hand,
with stage directions pencilled in.
This version differs variously from
the first printing in 1815.

136 p. ; 21 x 17 cm.
Ms. copy in an unidentified hand, in
German.
Transcription in German script of the
scenes up to and incl. "Der
Nachbarin Haus."
The passage of line 562 to 601
transposed after line 851; lines 967-
969 are variant; lines 970-1021,
1346, 1970-1982, 2195-2218, 2659-
2666, 2695-2704, 2721-2724, 2831-
2840, part of 2849-2878, 2985-3002
are omitted. - Cf. Goethes Werke,
Jubiläums-Ausgabe.
Bound in green linen with title:
Goethe's Faust.
Purchased from Colbeck Radford & Co.,
Ltd., London, October 5, 1933.

AMs, 1 p. ; 13 x 21 cm.
Ms. note on verso: Handschrift meines
Schwiegervaters. Ottilie von Goethe;
with 4 red seals showing the Goethe
coat-of-arms.
Ms. note on slip pasted on verso: ...
obtained from Madame de Goethe ... in
1839. J. C. Reynolds of Richmond Va.
Another ms. note: This stanza of Faust
from the original was given to me by
Gov. J. C. Reynolds Jan. 14, 1879.
Mary Phelps Montgomery.

AMs, 2 p. ; 20 x 34 cm.
Fragment of the 5th act of Faust,
comprising almost half of the episode
entitled Offene Gegend. Differs
slightly from the version printed in
the Weimar Ausgabe.
Gift from Ottilie von Goethe to Mrs.
Anna Jameson, with the latter's
endorsement dated Nov. 25, 1833.
With: Reproduction "no. 5 of Facsimiles
and reproductions of unique or rare
items from the William A. Speck
Collection of Goetheana in the Yale
University Library," 1926.

AMs, 7 p. ; 17 x 21 cm. and 5 p. ;
11 x 17 cm.
English translation from Goethe's
Faust, scene Studierzimmer, lines
1209-1322.
Translated by George Henry Borrow.

AMs, 23 p. ; 21 x 17 cm.
With typed transcription.
English translation from Goethe's
Faust, lines 3835-4222.
Translated by George Henry Borrow.
With Borrow's ms. corrections, some
in pencil.

2 p. ; 17 x 11 cm.
Translated by George Henry Borrow.
Printed in v. 8 of the "Norwich
edition" of Borrow's works.
For further description and
information of these three mss. see
Lillian Espy (Reed) Atkins,
Fragmentary English translations of
Goethe's Faust; Ph.D. Thesis, Yale
University, 1937, p. 162-206; also
William A. Speck, George Borrow and
Goethe's Faust, Publications of
Modern Language Association, v. 41,
p. 167-178.
With: Another earlier draft of lines
3871-4061. Translated by George
Henry Borrow. 11 p. ; 11 x 18 cm.

2 l. ; 27 x 20 cm.
Autograph ms., signed.
Translated by Frank Claudy.
Translation of Pt. I, pact scene,
lines 1714-1759.
Published in Faust; a tragedy by
Johann Wolfgang von Goethe; the
first part, 1886.

93 l. ; 29 cm.
Typescript (original).
English translation by George Madison
Priest of Johann Wolfgang von
Goethe's Faust.
Adapted for the Goethe bicentennial
festival production of the City
College of New York Dramatic
Society; directed by Samuel L.
Sumberg, at the Pauline Edwards
Theatre, May 27, 28, 1949.
Program laid in.
With ms. notes.

123 p., 15 p. of sketches ; 28 cm.
Carbon typescript.
English translation of Faust, Part 1,
by Graham Stanhope Rawson.
Script for the Theater Guild production
in 1928, with their light, property,
and scene plots, and stage
directions.
Rawson's stage version was published in
London in 1936.
Copy given to Alice Raphael by Lawrence
Langner, with her notes on the front
cover.
With two clipped reviews of the Theater
Guild production laid in, one by
Albert Carroll and one by John Whyte,
together with an ALS from Whyte to
Alice Raphael, 1928 Nov. 22.
Additional information on this
production will be found in the YCAL
Theater Guild file.

AMs, 9 l. ; 25 x 20 cm.
The passage is from Act III: "Chorus.
Speakest thou as if within were
spaces roomy as the world is"
through "Euphorion. Dream then who
may ...," p. 285-299 of the printed
edition, Boston, 1871.
With: A covering letter from Bayard
Taylor to Mrs. Anne Lunch Botta,
Apr. 4, 1872, presenting this ms.
to her.

AMs, 1 p. ; 18 cm.
The passage is from Act III,
Euphorion: "I will not longer ..."
through "Thine, hers and Mine?"
It differs widely from the version in
the printed edition, Boston, 1871,
p. 293.

Typescript (original), 46 l. ; 28 cm.
With a second copy of part of p. 31
and one page of errata.
Ms. note at front of typescript:
Translated by Mr. H. Turm,
discoverer and owner of the
disputed Goethe portrait by Dawe.
Translation by Turm of Faust I
through line 1408.
With dedication to Carl F.
Schreiber, and an introductory
poem.

AMs, 1 p. ; 20 x 27 cm., mounted.
In upper right hand corner: 109.
Translated by Alphonse Marie Louis de
Lamartine.
"This is the autograph of Lamartine,
the poet. F.L." in upper left corner.
A rough draft, prose description
alternating with attempts at
versification.

AMs, 1 p. l., 20 p. ; 17 x 20 cm.
Yiddish adaptation by A. Tannenbaum,
translated to page 14 by Leopold
Adler.
A critical sketch of Goethe's drama
and Gounod's opera, in Leopold
Adler's handwriting.
Translated from the Yiddish version -
cf. book in the Speck Collection
(Sa4 910).
Enclosure: ALS from Leopold Adler to
Georg Ehrhardt, May 18, 1911,
Teplitz-Schönau, and autograph note
Über Jargon, in Ehrhardt's hand.

64 l. ; 30 cm.
Title mounted on blue binder.
Processed from typescript.
With translator's corrections.
Chiefly in verse.
Presented by T. G. Neumiller in partial
fulfillment of the requirements for
the degree of Master of Fine Arts.
For further notes on the translation,
sources used, etc., see his MFA
thesis production book (Yale Drama
School Library, call no. Be40.G549).
Accompanied by TLS to Kurt von Faber
du Faur, May 29, 1965.
With: Theater program of the
performance of Goethe's Urfaust at
the Yale School of Drama, October
20-24, 1964.

2 p. ; 11 x 19 cm.
Autograph ms. (copy)
In Friedrich Wilhelm Riemer's hand.
A poem written in December 1796 as a
sequel to the Xenien-Kampf.
Begins: Also das wäre Verbrechen?
First pub. as introduction to his
Hermann und Dorothea, Vieweg
edition, 1820.

3 p. l., 101 numb. l. ; 29 cm.
2 copies.
Typescript (xerox copy).
English translation of Goethe's
Iphigenie auf Tauris by Evelyn
Solann; as presented at the
auditorium of the New York library of
the Performing Arts at Lincoln
Center, Jun. 10, Jun. 12 and Jun. 13,
1967 [c1957].
Both copies autographed by all the
actors, including the translator, who
took the role of Iphigenie.

47 galley proofs for p.3-155; 160 l.
numbered 157-316, typescript for
p.155-305 of the edition published
at Chicago by Henry Regnery, 1963.
English translation by Mayer & Bogan
of Johann Wolfgang von Goethe's
Wahlverwandtschaften.
With profuse pencil corrections in
both galleys and typescript; 1 l.
ms. corrections, 1, 2, 2 typed l.
attached to l.17, 23, 25, and 30,
respectively.
The edition was pub. with an
introduction by Victor Lange.

AMs, 2 p. ; 19 x 12 cm.
Fragment from Thomas Carlyle's English
translation of Goethe's Wilhelm
Meister (3rd book, 8th chapter),
1824, v. 1, p. 288.
Copy in John Howard Payne's
handwriting.

3 p. ; 16 x 20 cm.
AMs, in the handwriting of the
Marchesa Sarah Margaret d'Ossoli,
the translator of Goethe's Dauer im
Wechsel, a poem in 6 stanzas.
Begins: I was so deeply blest!
The ms. was addressed by S. M.
d'Ossoli to John S. Dwight in 1838.
It was intended, but did not appear
in Dwight's Select Minor Poems,
Boston, 1839.

AMs (2 versions), 2 p. ; 32 x 20 cm.,
4 p. ; 20 x 13 cm.
Translation by John Greenleaf
Whittier (1807-92) of Goethe's poem
Der Erlkönig.
The smaller of the 2 mss. is the
first draft.
William A. Speck edited the poem for
publication in the Goethe Jahrbuch,
1904.

1 p. ; 22 x 25 cm.
Autograph poem, signed C.T.B.
Translation of Goethe's Der Fischer.
Translated by Charles Timothy Brooks.
With an explanatory note at head of
page.
This version differs markedly from
that printed in Specimens of Foreign
Standard Literature, ed. by George
Ripley, 1842 and reprinted in German
lyric poetry, a collection of songs
and ballads, 1863.

1 l. ; 30 cm.
Ms. in unidentified hand.

1 p. ; 18 cm.
Autograph ms., signed, translation of
Goethe's poem Mignon, stanzas 1 & 2.
Translated by Samuel Taylor Coleridge.
A different version of stanza 1, dated
1799?, is printed in The complete
poetical works of Samuel Taylor
Coleridge, Oxford, 1912, v. 1,
p. 311.

Autograph poem, a translation of
Goethe's Wonne der Wehmut.
Translated by Edgar Alfred Bowring.
Printed in Bowring's "The poems of
Goethe ...", London, 1853.
With: Autograph poem, "The Child in the
Cradle," trans. of Schiller's Das
Kind in der Wiege, signed by Bowring,
1 p. ; 12 x 18 cm., on same page as
above; personal, impressed seal.

1 p. ; 10 x 13 cm.
Within ornamental border.

1 p. ; 13 x 17 cm.
Written on verso of a fragment of a
larger manuscript which is in a
different hand.
Endorsing Christian August Vulpius as
the author of a proposed book.

4 p. ; 13 x 21 cm.

1 p. ; 6 x 10 cm.
Text: Mr. Taylor wird Sontag den 28
Juni um 11 Uhr im Goethe'schen
Hause erwartet. v.G.

4 p. ; 33 cm.
To be published with support of the
Goethe-Gesellschaft ... edited by
Hans Gerhard Gräf, Weimar, 1916.
Printed suggestions with the title of
the proposed work on p.[3]; its sub-
title corrected in pencil ms. in
Gräf's hand, to read: dargestellt in
Tag- und Jahres-Übersichten.

4 p. ; 33 cm.
From manuscript compared with the
edition of Düsseldorf, 1835.
Removed from Christian Dietrich Grabbe,
Hannibal, Düsseldorf, 1835
(Zg19 G751 835h).

3 l. ; 28 cm.
Typescript (copy from published
version).
Poem, published in his Werke, New
York, 1844, v. 1.

Together with two letter fragments
on one double sheet.
At end of the complete letter an
attestation "Dass Gegenwärtiges
der bekannte Findling Kaspar
Hauser geschrieben hat, bezeugt,
Ansbach den 26. März 1844, Meyer,
als Hausers ehemal. Lehrer," with
red armorial seal.
Hauser was the much discussed
foundling whose real origin has
never been proven. - Meyers
Konversations-Lexikon, 1889.

1 p. ; 19 x 23 cm.
With address and red seal.
A farewell letter at Jandor's
departure for France.