Mautner, Eduard, Viennese writer, journalist, stage author, translator, also French. Train and Easter. State official, friend of Count Victor Wimpfen (1824-1889). 4 autographs, of which 3 m. U. "Eduard Mautner". ==References== I. Eigh. Letter to Count Victor von Wimpfen. 1 p. Double page with monogram in the letterhead. Gr. 8vo. Vienna 26.VII.1867. "...hereafter I allow myself, according to your kindly expressed desire, to send the insignificant verses which I spoke the day before yesterday at your guest-free table ...". - At the same time the mentioned manuscript, signed at the end. 1 S. Gr. 8vo. - "Toast, applied to Count Victor Wimpfen [!], k. k. ==References====External links== July 1867.' 16 lines. - II. Self-handed stage manuscript. 91/2 pp., closely described. Gr. 8vo. (Wohl um 1870). - "Auf der Alm. ==References== Single file for 5 persons. - With deletions and improvements. - III. Portrait photography with eigh. Dedicated on the back. Cabinet format (16.5 x 11.3 cm). Gmunden 10.IX.1873. - "The highly-born wife Countess Anastasia Wimpfen, born freewoman of Sina". - The photograph rolled on cardboard from k. k. Hofphotographer Fritz Luckhardt shows Mautner as a breast image in the oval. - The Countess was the daughter of the "well richest man of the monarchy", Simon Baron Sina. - Admittedly a labeled business card with envelope by the writer and publicist Julius Rodenberg, also addressed to the Count Victor Wimpfen (1882).