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KURT SCHAFFO rare Twenty Dollars coin wrist-/pocket watch with skeletonized movement, Switzerland around 1995, manual winding, 18k yellow gold case, leather strap with original 18k yellow gold buckle, watch/ coin from case removable, hunter cover opened by hidden pusher outside at 3, black hands, gold-plated fine and engraved fold-out skeletonized movement, diameter approx. 39 mm, wood box enclosed, overhaul recommended at buyer's expense, condition 2

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KURT SCHAFFO rare Twenty Dollars coin wrist-/pocket watch with skeletonized movement, Switzerland around 1995, manual winding, 18k yellow gold case, leather strap with original 18k yellow gold buckle, watch/ coin from case removable, hunter cover opened by hidden pusher outside at 3, black hands, gold-plated fine and engraved fold-out skeletonized movement, diameter approx. 39 mm, wood box enclosed, overhaul recommended at buyer's expense, condition 2

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Sammlung von ca. 52 tls. seltenen Bänden vorwiegend über Homosexualität und Sexualität sowie 3 Ringordnern "Lexikon homosexuelle Belletristik". Versch. Formate u. Einbände. Homosexualität Sammlung von ca. 52 tls. seltenen Bänden vorwiegend über Homosexualität und Sexualität sowie 3 Ringordnern "Lexikon homosexuelle Belletristik". Versch. Formate u. Einbände. Enthält (dt., engl., frz.) Bibliographien, Wörterbücher, Lexika, Antiquariatskataloge etc., u.a.: Manfred Herzer. Bibliographie zur Homosexualität. Berlin, 1982. (Mit Anm.) - Louis Perceau. Bibliographie du roman érotique au XIXe siècle. 2 Bde. Paris, 1930. - J. Rives Childs. Casanoviana. Wien, 1856. - Edward Guiliano. Lewis Carrol. An Annotated Bibliography 1960-77. Brighton, 1981. - Gérard Oberlé. Auguste Poulet-Malassis un imprimeur sur le Parnasse ... Montigny-sur-Canne, 1996. - Klaus Mann u. Kurt Tucholsky. Homosexualität und Faschismus. Hamburg, 1981. - Directory of Homosexual Organizations and Publications. Hollywood, 1977. - Wilma Peters. Bibliographie deutschsprachiger Veröffentlichungen zur weiblichen Homosexualität 1968-1989. - Terence J. Deakin. Catalogi librorum eroticorum. London, 1864. - Henry L. Marchand. The French Pornographers. NY, 1965. - Eugen Dühren. Rétif-Bibliothek. Berlin, 1906. - Arnold Naville. Bibliographie des écrits de André Gide. NY 1971. - Roger Goodland. A bibliography of Sex Rites and Customs. Boston, 1977. - W. Noack. Die sittliche Gefährdung Jugendlicher. Oberndorf, 1962. - B.-U. Hergemöller. Homosexuellenverfolgung im Mittelalter. o.J. - Lexikon homosexuelle Belletristik. Hg. von Wolfgang Popp u. Dirck Linck. Universität Siegen, um 1985-2000. Lose Blätter nach Autoren von A-Z mit Inhaltsverzeichnis u. einigen Begleitschreiben zu den Lieferungen in 3 Ringordnern. - Weitere Bände u. Bibliographien von Paul Derks, Siegfried Placzek, Maureen Ritchie, Gianni De Martoni u. Arno Schmitt, Wilhelm Rudeck, Dolores J. Maggiore (Lesbianism), Charlotte Wolff, Lyke Aresin (Humansexuologie), F.X. Thalhofer, J. Graesse, J.S. Hohmann, M. Marteau, J.M. Lo Duca, Stern-Szana u.a., zu Allen Ginsberg, Oscar Wilde, E.M. Forster, Walt Whitman, Kurt Hiller, John Addington Symonds, Comics etc. - Insg. gut erhalten. Gay Literature. - Collection of approx. 52 volumes predominantly on homosexuality and sexuality as well as 3 ring binders "Lexikon homosexuelle Belletristik". Various formats and bindings. - Contains bibliographies, dictionaries, encyclopaedias, antiquarian catalogues etc. among others as listed above. - Overall good condition. Dieses Werk ist regelbesteuert. Auf den Zuschlagspreis fallen 23,95% Aufgeld sowie auf den Rechnungsendbetrag 7% (Bücher) bzw. 19% Mehrwertsteuer in der Europäischen Union an. This work is subject to the regular margin scheme. There is a 23.95% buyer's premium on the hammer price and 7% (Books) or 19% VAT on the final invoice amount in the European Union.

Estim. 60 000 - 80 000 EUR

Ludwig van Beethoven Autograph Letter Signed to the Brother-in-Law of Pianist Marie Pachler Scarce ALS in German, signed “Beethoven,” 4.5 x 7.75, April 22, 1816. Handwritten letter to Anton Pachler, in part (translated): "You can do me a great favor today if you will accompany me in the afternoon to Alsergasse, where the house appraisal will take place. Please kindly let me know in writing where I can pick you up around half past 2 this afternoon. I am still not feeling well, otherwise, I would have visited you long ago." In very good to fine condition, with overall creasing, and two areas of paper loss to the integral address leaf which have no effect on the letter itself. Accompanied by a carte-de-visite-type portrait of the composer, a contemporary identification slip, and an export certificate from the French Ministry of Culture. The recipient of the letter, jurist Anton Pachler, was the elder brother of the Graz lawyer Dr. Carl Pachler. The latter's wife, Marie Leopoldine Pachler (1794-1855), née Koschat, would become particularly esteemed by Beethoven as an interpreter of his piano compositions [cf. Theodor v. Frimmel, Beethoven-Handbuch, Vol. II, Leipzig 1926]. Notably, Marie Pachler was a close friend to Franz Schubert; Schubert dedicated his song, 'An Sylvia,' to her, and she performed with Schubert in an 1827 charity concert organized by the Graz Music Association. In April 1816, Beethoven lived "Auf der Seilerstädt" C. No. 1055/56 in the Count Lambert's house. The residence was first documented on May 15, 1816, by Charles Neate [Rudolf Klein, Beethovenstätten in Österreich, Vienna 1970, p. 89]; according to Smolle [Kurt Smolle, Wohnstätten Ludwig van Beethovens von 1792 bis zu seinem Tode, Munich/Duisburg 1970, p. 50], Beethoven had moved there after March 21, 1815, but possibly only lived there from autumn 1815 [Klein, Beethovenstätten, p. 90]. Aside from summer stays in Baden, the master remained here until the end of April 1817. On April 4, he wrote the two-part canon 'Ars longa, vita brevis' (WoO 170) for the departing Johann Nepomuk Hummel, and in the same month, he completed the song cycle 'An die ferne Geliebte' op. 98. Beethoven was in poor health at that time, a fact he acknowledges in this letter and others. 'I was unwell for some time,' he wrote to Ferdinand Ries on February 28, 'the death of my brother [on November 15, 1815] affected my mind and my works' [KK, p. 350]. On February 2, as the guardian of his nephew Karl, he placed him in the Giannatasio del Rio educational institution. In the following weeks, he was plagued by severe colic, but his health seems to have improved again in May. Why Beethoven was particularly interested in the house appraisal in Alservorstadt on April 16, where he had found his first Viennese residence in November 1792 at No. 45 Alsergasse (then called Alstergasse), is unknown. According to an entry in his diary, he seemed to be considering buying a house in the suburb at that time: 'To live and sustain oneself, a house in the suburb, nothing goes with Karl in the countryside' [Ludwig van Beethoven, Bericht der Zeitgenossen, edited by Albert Leitzmann, Leipzig 1921, Vol. II, p. 258, No. 98]. However, Beethoven did not move until about a year later, from the Sailerstätte to Gärnergasse in the suburb of Landstrasse [Smolle, Wohnstätten, p. 50].

Estim. 6 000 - 8 000 EUR

Nirvana Signed CD - In Utero In Utero CD by Nirvana, signed on the front cover in black felt tip, “Kurdt, sorry my marker broke,” who signs over a first attempt in blue felt tip, “David,” “Hi there, Krist,” and “Pat.” In fine condition. The CD is included. Accompanied by a full letter of authenticity from REAL. Following the breakthrough success of their second full-length album Nevermind, Nirvana released the highly anticipated In Utero in late September of 1993; the record quickly made its way to the top of the Billboard charts and has since sold 15 million albums worldwide. CDs signed by these grunge and alternative rock heroes remain rare and highly sought-after, with this example made all the more desirable due to the booklet's large, well-spaced autographs, and the addition of a second, albeit layered, autograph from Kurt Cobain.

Estim. 4 000 - 6 000 EUR

Nirvana Signed Live! Music Review Magazine (April 1993) with Rare 'Smiley Face Logo' Sketch Rare issue of Live! Music Review magazine from April 1993, 19 pages, 8.75 x 11.75, with the front cover featuring an image of Nirvana’s Kurt Cobain playing the guitar during a concert, signed in black felt tip, “Kurdt,” “Chris,” and “David,” with one member adding the band’s iconic smiley face logo over Cobain’s shirt. In fine condition. Accompanied by a full letter of authenticity from REAL. An impressive grunge rock relic dating shortly before the release of Nirvana’s third final studio album, In Utero. The blend of period publication, large signatures, and intense Cobain imagery is further complemented by the rare appearance of Nirvana’s now iconic smiley face logo.

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