Ebner-Eschenbach, Marie Freifrau von, writer (1830-1916). Eigh. Letter m. U. "Marie Ebner". 11/2 p. Double leaf with crowned monogram. 8vo. O. O. 14.XI.1874. To the publisher Leopold Rosner. "... That's how I want to wait a while before we bill. But finally we're gonna do it, the thought that you've been harmed by me is too embarrassing for me. I'm going to get rid of my fairy tale expl. much faster than you, need their 6 again, which I ask to send me. As soon as the violinist and the two de Witte of Saar will have appeared, I ask for 6 copies of the first and 3 copies of this second booklet ...". - Ebner-Eschenbach's fairy tale "The Princess of Banalia", which was published by Rosner in Vienna in 1872, apparently found significantly less sales at the publishing house than directly with the author. - Ferdinand von Saars Novelle "Die Geigerin" und sein Trauerspiel "Die zwischen de Witt" were both published in 1875 by Weiß in Heidelberg. - Several printed supplements about the poetess.