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Liebe, Gottlob August nach Kraus, Georg Melchior: Sophie Elisabeth Böck als Fähnrich und Friedrich Koch als Johann in "Die große Batterie", Lustspiel von C. von Ayrenhoff. Kupferstich; 10,7 x 7 cm (Blattgröße). Abb. VII aus: Theater-Kalender, auf das Jahr
Title: Liebe, Gottlob August nach Kraus, Georg Melchior: Sophie Elisabeth Böck als Fähnrich und Friedrich Koch als Johann in "Die große Batterie", Lustspiel von C. von Ayrenhoff. Kupferstich; 10,7 x 7 cm (Blattgröße). Abb. VII aus: Theater-Kalender, auf das Jahr
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