Poetry Album Berlin 1886/87, With 15 Start From Album Amicorum Wroclaw 1840-1862

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Poetry album BERLIN 1886/87, with 15 notes from Album Amicorum BRESLAU 1840-1862


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You are bidding on one curious poetry album from 1886/87 out of Berlin.

 15 pieces of paper enclosed from a Album Amicorum (1840-1862) from the Freudenmacher family Wroclaw. (In the Breslau address book from 1843, the only entry for the name Freudenmacher is the cardboard manufacturer Freudenmacher). 13 of these entries were transferred to the poetry album by the album holder, whereby the location and date were often "adjusted" (see below).

Into the. 25 entries from Berlin, including from:

-Emil Bildt, i.e. the later guard and product dealer Gustav Theodor Hermann Emil, b. on the 22nd November 1874 in Nowawes (Potsdam-Babelsberg) as the son of the worker Gustav Bildt and Emilie, née. Untermann, died. on the 23rd November 1949 in Berlin. On 12. In October 1896 in Berlin-Rixdorf he married Adelgunde Mathilde Anna Heinze, née, who was almost twelve years older than him. 24. May 1862 in Berlin as the daughter of the silk worker Johann August Julius Heinze and Auguste Friederike Henriette, née. Engelbach. The marriage ended in divorce in the summer of 1923. His second marriage was on the 28th. November 1923 in Berlin-Rixdorf, Emma Alwine Frieda Lamp, née 19 years younger than her, was born. on 12. August 1893 in Runstedt (Helmstedt district).

-Max Grassoldt, i.e. the later office worker Karl Gustav Max Grassoldt (resident of Am Urban, Dick'sches Haus), born. on the 8th August 1875 in Berlin as the son of the carpenter Adolf Grassoldt and Emma, ​​b. Bell, died. 16. October 1934 ibid. On the 5th In July 1902 he married the worker Emmi Hedwig Kora Franzen (* 17. June 1880 in Rixdorf as the daughter of the worker Johann Ferdinand Napoleon Franzen); in the second marriage then on the 16th. May 1924 in Berlin the cook Luise Minna Walther (* 30. November 1891 in Roßla)

 -Eugene Redlin, i.e. the later warehouse clerk Alfred August Eugen Redlin, b. on the 17th March 1873 in Alberschweiler (Lorraine) as the son of the warehouse manager Karl Redlin and Bertha, née. Tesch, died. at 19. June 1950 in Berlin. On June 14, 1898, he married the divorcee Maria Pauline Katharina Carius (* 13. February 1874 in Berlin as the daughter of the railway foreman Johann Friedrich Ludwig Carius)

-Fritz Sennesch, i.e. the later worker and electrician Karl Fritz Sennesch. born at 6. May 1873 in Berlin as the son of the shoemaker Johann Friedrich Sennesch and Auguste Emma, ​​née. Student, died 20. May 1950 ibid. On the 17th In December 1898 he married the seamstress Anna Marie Neumann (* 12. February 1874 at Gut Lindenau as the daughter of the cab driver Friedrich Neumann and Marie, née. Schroeder). His second marriage was on the 10th. November 1928 in Berlin the worker Gertrude Grete Will, née. Müller (* 6. July 1889 in Danzig)

-Karl Driver, the carpenter Friedrich Karl fahrer (resident of Weberstr. 56), b. on the 28th. September 1874 in Berlin as the son of the carpenter Karl Johann fahrer and Anna Pauline, née. Longer. On 20. In March 1905 he married the seamstress Emilie Martha Gertrud Hönike (* 10. May 1878 in Berlin as the daughter of the locksmith Karl Ferdinand Hönike).

Besides: Fritz Ball, Gustav Capito, H. Engelke, Alexander Haack, August Halbach, Paul Hübner, Max Ihrke, G. Juschkat, Paul and Richard Kraft, Otto Kreutz, K. Kunz, Alwine Massebus, P. May, Julius Richter, Paul Schälicke , Paul Seeger and Otto Teubner.

Loosely inserted pieces of paper from an older album amicorum; from the Freudenmacher family from Breslau (entries from sister Pauline Freundemacher and brother-in-law J. Freudenmacher):
 
Entries from Wroclaw:

11. September 1840 (copy dated Berlin, 11. September 1885): Rosalie Trost

31. December 1841 (copy dated Berlin, 31. December 1841): Brother-in-law J. Freudenmacher.

1. May 1845 (copy dated Berlin, 1. May 1880): Henriette Birkenfeld

13. July 1848 (copy dated Berlin, 13. July 1848): Auguste Liebich

28. January 1856 (copy correctly dated): Marie Richter

 

26. April 1856 (copy correctly dated): A. Igel (girlfriend)

22. June 1856 (copy correctly dated): M. Krambs. -- In the Breslau address book from 1853, the only entry in the name of Krambs is the merchant FG Krams (silk and cotton in bulk)

24. June 1856 (copy dated Breslau, 24. June 1888): Anna

26. July 1858 (copy dated Berlin, 26. July 1858): Alwine Hochmuth

8. September 1861 (copy correctly dated): Klara Grunnert

1. September (no year; copy dated Breslau, 1. September 1884): Ottilie Peter

 
In addition, album amicorum notes from other places:

Greiffenberg, 18. February 1862 (copy dated Berlin, 18. February 1862): Marie Schmidt

Moederau (= Möderau, OT of Morl in Saxony-Anhalt), 22. July 1841: August Wolf (in the copy dated Berlin, 22. July 1841)

Undated note (copy dated Berlin, 14. August 1886): Weigelt, sergeant

Next to it are two pieces of paper without a corresponding copy:
Wroclaw, 31. December 1841: Sister Pauline Freudenmacher

OO, 16. June 1856: B. Persitzky, girlfriend.

 
Beautiful embossed cover (17 x 11 x 1 cm)
; with strong gold trim.

Condition: binding loosened; Paper browned throughout and rarely slightly stained. Please also note the pictures at the end of the item description!



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-Emil Bildt, i.e. the later guard and product dealer Gustav Theodor Hermann Emil, b. on the 22nd November 1874 in Nowawes (Potsdam-Babelsberg) as the son of the worker Gustav Bildt and Emilie, née. Untermann, died. on the 23rd November 1949 in Berlin. On 12. In October 1896 in Berlin-Rixdorf he married Adelgunde Mathilde Anna Heinze, née, who was almost twelve years older than him. 24. May 1862 in Berlin as the daughter of the silk worker Johann August Julius Heinze and Auguste Friederike Henriette, née. Engelbach. The marriage ended in divorce in the summer of 1923. His second marriage was on the 28th. November 1923 in Berlin-Rixdorf, Emma Alwine Frieda Lamp, née 19 years younger than her, was born. on 12. August 1893 in Runstedt (Helmstedt district). -Fritz Sennesch, i.e. the later worke
Erscheinungsort Berlin und Breslau
Region Europa
Material Papier
Sprache Deutsch
Original/Faksimile Original
Genre Literatur
Eigenschaften Erstausgabe
Eigenschaften Signiert
Erscheinungsjahr 1840
Produktart Handgeschriebenes Manuskript