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Urk. Lehmann 558
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Letter from Christoph Jakob Kremer: Kremer asks in his letter to Philipp
Wilhelm Ludwig Fladt in Heidelberg to send various
Coins of Elector Friedrich I from Fladt’s own collection, which he (Kremer)
In the past, the authors of the book have discovered a variety of catalogs. He wants to
Friedrich biography. In addition, Kremer talks with
Further request to Fladt that he should accept the attribution of some stamps
As he (Kremer) doubts whether the coins are actually Friedrich I.
This article deals with the question of how to use the data. According to Kremer’s opinion, the pieces are probably more
From the coin of Ludwig the Black of Pfalz-Zweibrücken. Moreover,
Kremer reports that Johann Daniel Schoepflin, who came to Schwetzingen,
Friedrich Ludwig Exter will visit him with whom he will also ask questions about coins
The Socialist Party wants to discuss peace.
Heidelberg University Library
Title: Urk. Lehmann 558
Description:
Letter from Christoph Jakob Kremer: Kremer asks in his letter to Philipp
Wilhelm Ludwig Fladt in Heidelberg to send various
Coins of Elector Friedrich I from Fladt’s own collection, which he (Kremer)
In the past, the authors of the book have discovered a variety of catalogs.
He wants to
Friedrich biography.
In addition, Kremer talks with
Further request to Fladt that he should accept the attribution of some stamps
As he (Kremer) doubts whether the coins are actually Friedrich I.
This article deals with the question of how to use the data.
According to Kremer’s opinion, the pieces are probably more
From the coin of Ludwig the Black of Pfalz-Zweibrücken.
Moreover,
Kremer reports that Johann Daniel Schoepflin, who came to Schwetzingen,
Friedrich Ludwig Exter will visit him with whom he will also ask questions about coins
The Socialist Party wants to discuss peace.
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