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Peter Lichtenthal (1780-1853) and Constanze von Nissen, formerly Mozart (1763-1842). Autograph common letter, Vienna, 23 December 1809, to Friedrich Justin Bertuch in Weimar. l l., written closely on both pages. Hitherto unreported. Unpublished.

Title [Autograph common letter] : [to Friedrich Justin Bertuch].
Contributors Mozart, Constanze, 1763-1842
Lichtental, Peter, 1780-1853
Original Library/publisher The National Library of Israel, Jerusalem, Israel
Creation Date 1809
Call number at Current Custodian The National Library of Israel Jerusalem Israel current owner lat
Host Item Archive of Alex Cohen item No. 5
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Language German
Call Number R-MUS
Credits מאוסף הספרייה הלאומית
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