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Gustav Klemp World War I collection, 1892, bulk 1914/1918

0.75 Linear Feet 2 boxes
The Gustav Klemp World War I collection contains certificates, postcards, artwork, commemorative medals, and a handwritten narrative by Gustav Klemp, a Prussian artist and German army medic during the First World War, from circa 1892-1922.
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Commemorative medals, 1892/1915 Box 1

375th Anniversary of the German Reformation commemorative medal, featuring image of German Kaiser Wilhelm II, circa 1892.

German Painters' Guild license, 1901 Box 1, Folder 1

Text in German: [print:] Interims-Lehrbrief | des | deutschen Maler-Bundes. | Der Inhaber Dieses | [ms:] Gustav Klemp | [print:] gebürtig aus [ms:] Exin | [print:] geboren [ms:] d. 16. Mai 1882 | [print:] hat bei dem Bundesgenossen [ms:] L. Zahn. Thorn | [print:] das Maler- [ms:] Gewerbe in vier folgenden [print:] Jahren | ordnungsmäßig erlernt und sich während dieser Zeit [ms:] die erforderlichen | Kenntnisse eines Malergehilfen | erworben | [print:] Bescheinigt durch [ms:] G. Jacobi. Obermeister. | Thorn [print:], dn [ms:] 17. April [print:] 19 [ms:] 01 | [print:] Der Central-Vorstand: | [ms:] Rich[ard] Schultz | Präses. | [print:] Der Lehrherr: | [ms:] L. Zahn || [in the seal:] CENTRAL-VORSTAND DES DEUTSCHEN MALERBUNDES IN LEIPZIG || [bottom of the form:] Grübel Sommerlatte, Leipzig 15823[.]

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