Relics Reserve

Shirley Brooks (1816–1874) prominent British journalist, novelist, and future editor of Punch - Autograph signed letter to Alderman Mayor of Oxford, Richard James Spiers - 1865

Baron Carl Hochschild (1806–1883), Swedish Envoy in Berlin - Autograph Musical Dedication and Score Leaf to Prince Jean Caradja (1836–1894), Composer Diplomat - 1852

François-Joseph Fétis (1784–1871) Composer, Director, Companion of Berlioz, Paganini und Chopin - Autograph signed Musical Leaf of the influential and learned musical figure of 19th-century - 1857

Leopold von Meyer (1816–1883) Autrichian Imperial Court Pianist and Composer - Autograph Musical Dedication and Score Leaf to Prince Jean Caradja (1836–1894), Composer Diplomat - 1857

Édouard (Ernst) Wolff (1816–1880) Polish piano virtuoso, composer, companion of Frédéric Chopin - Autograph Musical Dedication and Score Leaf to Prince Jean Caradja (1836–1894), Composer Diplomat - 1857

Franz Lehár (1870 – 1948) Austro-Hungarian composer ("Lustige Witwe" etc...) - Autograph signed photo card with message for singer Helene Holeczek - 1940

Anna Bahr-Mildenburg (1872–1947) Colaborator of Cosima Wagner and Gustav Mahler - Autograph signed Musical Dedication of the celbrated soprano Wagner and Mahler interpreter - 1943

Heinrich Steiner (ca. 1490–1548) / Hans Weiditz (c 1495–c 1536/37), Augsburg / Strassbourg - 10 Historical Woodcuts, Original Renaissance Illustrations, Biblical, Martyrdom Scenes, and - 1532-1537

Ulrich Tengler (c. 1445–1522) / Johannes Geiler von Kaysersberg (1445–1510) / Johann Grüninger, - 4 Historical Woodcuts, Postincunable, "Laienspiegel" Court, Audience, and Pulpit Scenes - 1516

Lyon, Jacobus Saccon, 1514/1515 - 6 Rare Lyonese Woodcuts – Petrus de Natalibus: Catalogus Sanctorum, Dramatic Martyrdoms - 1515

Johann Grüninger, Straßburg 1502 / Sebastian Brant - 2 bedeutende humanistische Holzschnitte Postinkunabel aus dem Werk „Opera“ (Virgil) - 1502

Virgilius Solis (1514–1562) Southern Germany or Suisse - Collection of 19 Biblical Woodcuts, cuttings - 1540-1560