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58 - Documents.- Wenceslaus of Saxony, Clemens (Elector and Archbishop of Trier, Bishop of Augsburg; 1739-1812). Letter of enfeoffment for Joseph Xaverj Epple von Hartenstein. Handwritten document on parchment. Dated 'Residence City of Dillingen' 1771. With red coat of arms seal in a wooden seal case. 31 x 54 cm. Formerly folded.
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Documents.- Wenceslaus of Saxony, Clemens (Elector and Archbishop of Trier, Bishop of Augsburg; 1739-1812). Letter of enfeoffment for Joseph Xaverj Epple von Hartenstein. Handwritten document on parchment. Dated 'Residence City of Dillingen' 1771. With red coat of arms seal in a wooden seal case. 31 x 54 cm. Formerly folded. Epple von Hartenstein is 'presented as the authorized holder of the fief of ... Marian Abbtens and Convent of Steingaden...'.- Verso handwritten title 'Letter of Fief to Mr. Joseph Xaveri Epple von Hartenstein...' as well as further lines summarizing the contents and dating.- Somewhat creased, slightly stained.
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