Statesmen, diplomats and military. Approximately 50 letters, cards and other documents. 1693-1898. - Each loose in a paper envelope, which is provided with names and life data. Inserted in a book-designed semi-leather box around 1890 (back and edges partly more strongly shaded) in the format 29 x 25 x 8 cm with back and lid gilding as well as back signs "Autograph Collection" and "Herm. ==References== Most of his personal letters and other writings, including many prominent Prussian personalities. Available: Amadeus August Abendroth (Hamburg Mayor. Sign. 1797), Karl Frhr von Stein zum Altenstein (Prussian: Minister of Culture. ==References====External links==* Official website Minister of State. Two letters, one in 1844), Harry Count of Arnim (diploma, spoiled it with Bismarck. ==References====External links== Chief engineer. Receipt of fortification work, 1729), Karl Ferdinand Batsch (Admiral. Postcard 1890), Franz Joseph Prince of Battenberg (brother of Prince Alexander of Bulgaria. Excavated signature 1877), Bernhard Duke of Saxony-Weimar (letter 1854), Otto Böckel (Reichstag's deputy. Sign. ==References====External links==* Official website Minister of War. 2 letters, 1816, 1844), Friedrich Wilhelm Count of Brandenburg (3 sign. Documents. 1818, 1846, 1850), Heinrich von Brandt (Prussian). General. ==References====External links== Stateman. Two letters to Charles Witte in Wrocław and Halle. ==References====External links== Diplomat. Sign. ==References====External links==* Official website General. 2 documents), Heinrich Frhr von Bülow (prussian: Minister of State. 1844), Carl von Bunsen (Diplomat. Letter from Turin), Christian Karl Josias Frhr von Bunsen (diploma and scholar. Letter from Rome 1829), Guillaume Antoine Baron Capelle (franc. Stateman. ==References====External links== General. Letter 1830), Edmund-M. Prince of Clary-Aldringen (böhm. Member of the Parliament. Letter c. 1840), Carl von Decker (prussian). General. Letter Fragment 1825), Berthold Karl Adolf von Deimling (General. Postcard 1898), Friedrich Heinrich Wilhelm Hummuth (Diplomat. Very extensive letter, Leipzig 1829), Friedrich Reichsgraf von Dönhoff (kurbrandenburg. Stateman. Printed signature 1693), Wilhelm von Doenniges (diploma and teacher of state law. ==References====External links==* Official website* Official website Stateman. Letter 1827), Moritz Ellstätter (Bavarian Minister of Finance. ==References====External links==* Official website Home Secretary. 1864), Johann Nepomuk von Feustle (bayer. Minister of Justice. ==References====External links== Minister of Culture. 2 letters 1874, 1884), Jules Favre (franc. Politicians. ==References====External links== Major General. Letter Koblenz 1855), Adolf Fischhof (Politician. Letter 1887), Michael Flürscheim (ground reformer, founder of the ironworks Gaggenau. Letter 1880), Richard Foregger (Politician. ==References====External links== W. ==References== Stateman. 2 documents, one in 1848), Heinrich von Friedberg (preuss. Justice minister. Billet 1888), Friedrich Karl, Prince of Prussia (letter 1867), Friedrich Ernst W. Frhr O'Byrn (Obersthofmeister of the Queen of Saxony). In 1855), Heinrich Carl Reichsgraf zu Schönaich, Prince of Carolath-Beuthen (Prussian: "Kredit Dresden"). General of the cavalry. Letter with illustrated letterhead, Salzbrunn 1832). - With: Thekla Fürstin von Schönburg-Waldenburg, geb. Princess of Schwarzburg-Rudolstadt (Letter of Waldenburg in 1839). - Some supplements, among them stung portraits.