Königin von Griechenland (1894-1956). Eigenh. Briefkuvert. ohne Ort. 32mo. 1 p.
$ 115 / 100 €
(88056)
An Baronin Emmy von Dincklege-Campe in Singen adressiert. In altem Sammlungsumschlag.
Pseud. für Elisabeth, Königin von Rumänien (1843-1916). 2 autograph letters signed and 3 typed letters signed ("Schwesterli" oder "Elisabeth"). Schloß Pelesch und Bukarest. Zusammen 23 SS. auf 13 Bll. 4to und qu.-8vo. Mit zahlreichen Beilagen (siehe unten).
$ 7,459 / 6.500 €
(33058/BN27823)
To her brother William, Prince of Wied (1845-1907) and his wife Marie, née von Nassau, Princess of the Netherlands (1841-1910). Comprehensive letters that provide an insight into the feelings and thoughts of the Queen consort of Romania and also provide a wealth of information from the European aristocracy and the political events of that time. - Accompanied by 8 original portrait photographs (calling card format) of Queen Elizabeth and her little daughter, who died at the age of 4 years, and 33 mostly autograph letters, postcards, etc.
(altogether 102¾ pp. on 64 ff.) from the estate of Elizabeth's sister in law, Marie, Princess of Wied, born Princess of the Netherlands (1841-1910), including letters of her husband William and other relatives of Marie, more noble and diplomatic correspondence files, a "compilation of expenditure for her Royal Highness, Princess of Wied, Princess of the Netherlands, for the fourth quarter of 1892 ", a letter-fragment with a view of Pelesch Castle, and an engraved portrait of the royal couple (inscribed by Elizabeth on the reverse). - Overall, a wealth of valuable material on the history of Romania, Queen Elizabeth and her family from the houses Wied and Nassau..
Queen consort of Romania and wife of King Carol I of Romania, poetess (1843-1916). Kleine Andachten für Segenhaus. O. O. Eigenh. Ms. auf Papier, mit dem silbergeprägten bekrönten Initialzeichen Elisabeths auf jedem zweiten Blatt. 3 Bll., 400 SS., 4 Bll. Deutsche Handschrift auf Papier , durchweg von Elisabeth in großer, kalligraphischer Fraktur eigenhändig beschrieben. Präc.
$ 28,690 / 25.000 €
(45142/BN31223)
Elisabeth I of Romania, chiefly known under her pen name "Carmen Sylva", probably composed these devotional texts during a protracted stay in Italy and with her mother in Segenhaus (Neuwied, Rhineland-Palatinate) during the years 1882/83. The 21 devotions were first published in 1888 in Romanian (as "Cuvinte Sufletesti", "Words of the Soul"); a German edition appeared in Bonn in 1900 as "Seelengespräche". The Queen drew up this present fair copy specially for her mother and dedicated it to her, bound in a luxury binding, for her 59th birthday: "Meiner Mutter, meinem Religionslehrer und Vorbild auf dem Erdengange" ("To my mother, my religious instructor and role model throughout my life", f.
2). - Velvet binding shows signs of age in places, but is only very slightly rubbed. Silver edges are oxydized; wants a headband. The paper is unstained and immaculately white..
Pseud. für Elisabeth, Königin von Rumänien (1843-1916). Eigenh. Briefkarte mit U. ("Elisabeth"). O. O. u. D. 1 S. Qu.-8vo. Auf Trägerpapier montiert.
$ 516 / 450 €
(940560/BN940560)
"Frau Dr. Pollatzek | der lieben heimlichen Dichterin ein Gruß von unbewußten Dichtern. Tiefste & großartigste Volkspoesie!" - Auf Briefpapier mit gedr. Briefkopf.