Museum archives document diverse historical artifacts and documents

Various historical artifacts and documents have been cataloged through digital museum archives, highlighting diverse periods of European history.

In Germany, the Landesmuseum Württemberg holds a collection of seven Hungarian gold guilders discovered in Kösingen in 1898. These coins were minted between 1353 and 1375 by King Louis I of Hungary and feature Saint John the Baptist on the obverse.

Other documented items include a 1912 master's certificate for stove fitter Bruno Mittag held by Museum Schloss Lichtenburg, and a photograph from 1912 documenting the silver wedding anniversary of Carl Mittag and his wife.

Additionally, archival records include a 1901 postcard depicting the Altona New Museum in Hamburg and a 1912 postcard showing the Empress Frederick Monument in Berlin, which features busts of philosopher Eduard Zeller and chemist August Wilhelm von Hofmann.