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German museum historical artifact documentation

Overview

Museum archives in Germany continue to document and catalog various historical artifacts. Records include a collection of seven Hungarian gold guilders minted between 1353 and 1375 by King Louis I, which were discovered in Kösingen in 1898 and are held by the Landesmuseum Württemberg.

Other documented archival items include a 1912 master’s certificate, a 1912 photograph of a silver wedding anniversary, a 1901 postcard of the Altona New Museum in Hamburg, and a 1912 postcard of the Empress Frederick Monument in Berlin.

Entities

Landesmuseum Württemberg · Altonaer Museum · Kösingen · Museum Schloss Lichtenburg · Berlin

Timeline

  1. [CULTURE] 5 sources
    Museum archives document diverse historical artifacts and documents

    Digital museum archives showcase various historical items, including 14th-century Hungarian gold guilders, early 20th-century German master certificates, and archival postcards from Hamburg and Berlin.

  2. [CULTURE] 3 sources
    Gold guilders of Archbishop Werner III. von Falkenstein discovered

    Thirty medieval gold guilders, likely buried around 1420 to protect a church treasure, were discovered in Waldbach, Germany. The find includes coins from Archbishop Werner III. von Falkenstein.

Sources

berlin.museum-digital.de · lmw.museum-digital.de · museum-digital.de · nat.museum-digital.de · rlp.museum-digital.de · st.museum-digital.de