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BREDIUS— Briefkaart van G. Bredius, d.d. Rijsenhout 1962, betr. familiewapen Bredius. 1 pag.

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BREDIUS— Briefkaart van G. Bredius, d.d. Rijsenhout 1962, betr. familiewapen Bredius. 1 pag.

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Letter of patent for André Michel Massonnet from Paris for an invention regarding “certain improvements in alloys of metal and of other substances and also in the application of the same to various usefull purposes”.

Archives of the cotton mill ‘De Coster & Rousseau’ in Gent (Belgium), ca. 1850-1962. Large box with manuscripts, letters, financial documents, brochures, price lists, etc. concerning this firm, located at the Place des Chartreux 11 in Gent.

Patent of nobility donated by Austrian Emperor Franz Joseph I (1830-1916) to Jozef Moise (Gratz 1818-?), “oberst-lieutenant” in the 16th Infantry Regiment, owner of the “Militär-Verdienstkreuz mit der Kriegsdekoration” which entitles Moise to call himself “Edle von Murvell”.

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BREDIUS— Briefkaart van G. Bredius, d.d. Rijsenhout 1962, betr. familiewapen Bredius. 1 pag.

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