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Österreich Vorphilatelie

Österreich Kaiserbriefe

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Österreich Vorphilatelie

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1448, März 16, (Samstag vor Sonntag Oculi), KLOSTERNEUBURG: Schreiben des Klosterneuburger Bürgers Hans Preger an den Dechanten und das

1448, März 16, (Samstag vor Sonntag Oculi), KLOSTERNEUBURG: Schreiben des Klosterneuburger Bürgers Hans Preger an den Dechanten und das Allerheiligen-Kapitel (heute Domkapitel) zu St. Stefan in Wien. Brief des Klosterneuburger Bürgers Hans Preger, ...Am Sambstag vor dem Sontag Oculi in der Vasten (= 16.3.1448). An Dechant und Domkapitel (= Allerheiligen Kapitel) von St. Stefan in Wien über den Verkauf eines Weingartens und die Bitte um Besiegelung der Kaufurkunde. ...Ich Hans Preger burger Ze Newenburg ... laß Ew wissen daß Ich mein weingarten gelegen am pasenberg (Bisamberg?) genant der Schilt zunagst Bernharts deß Roßkamb (Pferdehändler) weingarten ... und das Pergkheren gut verkauft hab Hanssen dem Reuzn und Dorothe sein Hausfrawn nach lautet ains kaufbriefs... Bit ich ... mit sunderm fleis Ir wellen denselben kaufbrief mit ewern Gruntesigel vertigen Und ... auch den ehgenan(ten) Hanns Reuzn, Dorothe sein hausfrawn Undt paider Erben des ehgenan(ten) Weingartens Nutz und gewer in Ewr gruntpuch setzen Und mich daraws schreiben, das isz mein gueter willen.... Auf der Rückseite Dorsalvermerk und papiergedecktes Siegel des Caspar Strasser, Ratsbürger von Klosterneuburg, und des Stadtschreibers Erhart von Aspam. Der Brief dürfte vom Stadtschreiber Erhart von Aspam geschrieben worden sein. Er ist in der typischen Amtsschrift der Mitte des 15. Jahrhunderts in der damals üblichen mittelhochdeutschen Sprache verfasst. Aufgrund der Tatsache, dass der Brief keinerlei Adressierung aufweist, ist anzunehmen, dass er vom Absender Hans Preger selbst in Wien beim Kapitel von St. Stefan abgegeben wurde. Aufgrund der großen Bedeutung des Schreibens für ihn ist eine Beförderung durch einen bezahlten Boten eher auszuschließen. Es handelt sich um ein zweifelsfrei echtes Exemplar eines mittelalterlichen Privatbriefes. Für den österreichischen Raum sind Briefe aus dieser Zeit große Raritäten. Die Qualität von Papier, Schnitt und Siegel ist optimal. Es handelt sich um einen ausgesprochen attraktiven Kabinettsbrief. Attest Heschel, XF Schätzpreis 10.000€.

Österreich Kaiserbriefe

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240,00 EUR

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1677, from Vienna to Brünn, complete folded letter signed in full by Emperor Leopold I, addressed to the Chancellor and Councillors of the

1677, from Vienna to Brünn, complete folded letter signed in full by Emperor Leopold I, addressed to the Chancellor and Councillors of the Royal Tribunal of the Margraviate of Moravia, confirming the extension of Franz Karl Liebstainsky Count of Kolowrat-Reichnau’s appointment as Govenor of Moravia and reaffirming all his offices for an additional five-year term, written on imperial paper in chancery hand with large red wax seal on reverse bearing the imperial double-headed eagle, datelined 14 July 1677, official court correspondence carried without postal markings as typical for the period, illustrating continuity of provincial leadership under imperial authority during a time of increasing regional tension prior to the renewed Ottoman threat, XF! Estimate 1.200€.

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380,00 EUR

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1673, from Laxenburg to Moravia, complete folded letter signed in full by Emperor Leopold I, addressed to Franz Karl Liebstainsky Count of

1673, from Laxenburg to Moravia, complete folded letter signed in full by Emperor Leopold I, addressed to Franz Karl Liebstainsky Count of Kolowrat-Reichnau, reacting to complaints raised by the Moravian estates and referring to a now-missing enclosure relevant to the matter, written on imperial paper in chancery hand with large red wax seal on reverse bearing the imperial double-headed eagle, datelined 31 May 1673, official court correspondence carried without postal markings as typical for the period, documenting administrative negotiations between provincial authority and imperial court during a phase of heightened internal political sensitivity, the enclosure to the letter is lost, yet parallel sources and the broader political context let us reconstruct the core of the 1673 grievances quite clearly: they targeted exorbitant war financing, troop quartering, overreach by imperial authorities, and the gradual erosion of provincial‑estate privileges. Leopold’s letter to Kolowrat was an attempt to channel this criticism without yielding imperial control—a balancing act that left the estates’ autonomy formally intact for a few more years, but in practice already paved the way for a more centrally directed administration, XF! Estimate 1.200€.

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240,00 EUR

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1667, from Vienna to Brünn, complete folded letter signed in full by Emperor Leopold I, addressed to the Chancellor and Councillors of the

1667, from Vienna to Brünn, complete folded letter signed in full by Emperor Leopold I, addressed to the Chancellor and Councillors of the Royal Tribunal of the Margraviate of Moravia, formally requesting that the Moravian estates pledge the same loyalty and obedience to the newly appointed Landeshauptmann Franz Karl Liebstainsky Count of Kolowrat-Reichnau as to his predecessors, written on imperial paper in chancery hand with large red wax seal on reverse bearing the imperial double-headed eagle, datelined 15 June 1667, official court correspondence carried without postal markings as typical for the period, continuation of the formalization process following Kolowrat’s appointment, underscoring the emperor’s emphasis on loyalty and continuity in provincial administration, XF! Estimate 1.200€.

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1667, from Vienna to Brünn, complete folded letter signed in full by Emperor Leopold I, addressed to the Chancellor and Councillors of the

1667, from Vienna to Brünn, complete folded letter signed in full by Emperor Leopold I, addressed to the Chancellor and Councillors of the Royal Tribunal of the Margraviate of Moravia, officially announcing the public proclamation of Franz Karl Liebstainsky Count of Kolowrat-Reichnau as newly appointed Landeshauptmann of Moravia, written on imperial paper in chancery hand with large red wax seal on reverse bearing the imperial double-headed eagle, datelined 14 June 1667, official court correspondence carried without postal markings as typical for the period, follows the formal administrative appointment and serves to notify all concerned authorities and subjects, highlighting the importance of public recognition in legitimizing provincial leadership, XF! Estimate 1.200€.

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1667, from Vienna to Brünn, complete folded letter signed in full by Emperor Leopold I, addressed to the Chancellor and Councillors of the

1667, from Vienna to Brünn, complete folded letter signed in full by Emperor Leopold I, addressed to the Chancellor and Councillors of the Royal Tribunal of the Margraviate of Moravia, announcing the appointment of Franz Karl Liebstainsky Count of Kolowrat-Reichnau as successor to Prince Ferdinand Joseph of Dietrichstein in the office of Landeshauptmann of Moravia, written on imperial paper in chancery hand with large red wax seal on reverse bearing the imperial double-headed eagle, datelined 11 June 1667, the emperor explicitly confirms that all objections concerning Kolowrat’s position as Bohemian nobleman and president of the Prague court of appeals have been resolved, official court correspondence carried without postal markings as typical for the period, reflecting imperial negotiation and reconciliation of provincial power dynamics between Bohemia and Moravia during the post-war restructuring phase, XF! Estimate 1.200€.

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600,00 EUR

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1667, from Vienna to Brünn, complete folded letter signed in full by Emperor Leopold I, addressed to the Counts of Rosenberg and Pötting

1667, from Vienna to Brünn, complete folded letter signed in full by Emperor Leopold I, addressed to the Counts of Rosenberg and Pötting and to Franz Zdenek Schubirz von Chobinz, reprimanding the Moravian estates for a shortfall in their promised contribution of 60,000 gulden to the imperial war treasury, stating that 10,855 gulden remained unpaid and instructing that the outstanding amount be transferred without delay, written on imperial paper in chancery hand with large red wax seal on reverse bearing the imperial double-headed eagle, datelined 8 June 1667, official court correspondence carried without postal markings as typical for the period, significant historical context due to its direct reference to war financing in the aftermath of the Austro-Turkish War of 1663–1664, showcasing the financial pressures on provincial nobility and the emperor’s direct intervention in fiscal matters, XF! Estimate 2.400€.

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240,00 EUR

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1666, from Laxenburg to Brünn, complete folded letter signed in full by Emperor Leopold I, addressed to Count Anton Franz zu Collaldo,

1666, from Laxenburg to Brünn, complete folded letter signed in full by Emperor Leopold I, addressed to Count Anton Franz zu Collaldo, supreme judge of the Margraviate of Moravia, together with chamber councillor Johann Maximilian Freiherr von Schwarzenhorn and Johann Maximilian Kobilka von Kobili, referring to a now-lost enclosure that settled a legal dispute with the Moravian estates by imperial decree, written on imperial paper in chancery hand with large red wax seal on reverse bearing the imperial double-headed eagle, datelined 2 June 1666, official court correspondence carried without postal markings as typical for the period, issued during a time of administrative reordering and central assertion of imperial authority over provincial legal conflicts, XF! Estimate 1.200€.

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140,00 EUR

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1666, from Vienna to Brünn, complete folded letter signed in full by Emperor Leopold I, addressed to the Chancellor and Councillors of the

1666, from Vienna to Brünn, complete folded letter signed in full by Emperor Leopold I, addressed to the Chancellor and Councillors of the Royal Tribunal of the Margraviate of Moravia, informing of the resignation of Prince Ferdinand Joseph of Dietrichstein from his position as Landeshauptmann of Moravia and appointing Count Georg Stefan of Würben and Freudenthal as interim administrator during the sedisvacancy, written on large imperial paper in chancery hand with small red wax seal on front, datelined 9 January 1666, official court correspondence carried without postal markings as typical for the period, issued in the aftermath of the Austro-Turkish War of 1663–1664, reflecting internal restructuring of provincial leadership and temporary delegation of authority to a noble with military background in the recent conflict, XF! Estimate 1.200€.

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140,00 EUR

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1664, from Vienna to Brünn, complete folded letter signed in full by Emperor Leopold I, addressed to the Chancellor of the Royal Tribunal

1664, from Vienna to Brünn, complete folded letter signed in full by Emperor Leopold I, addressed to the Chancellor of the Royal Tribunal of the Margraviate of Moravia, notifying the appointment of Ferdinand Joseph Prince of Dietrichstein as Landeshauptmann of Moravia, written on large imperial paper in chancery hand with intact large red wax seal on reverse bearing the imperial double-headed eagle, datelined 23 August 1664, official court correspondence carried without postal markings as typical for the period, issued shortly after the Habsburg victory at the Battle of Saint Gotthard on 1 August 1664 and in the context of the Peace of Vasvar, reflecting imperial administrative consolidation in the strategically important province of Moravia following Ottoman hostilities, XF! Estimate 1.200€.

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140,00 EUR

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1664, from Vienna to Brünn, complete folded letter signed in full by Emperor Leopold I, addressed to the Chancellor of the Royal Tribunal

1664, from Vienna to Brünn, complete folded letter signed in full by Emperor Leopold I, addressed to the Chancellor of the Royal Tribunal of the Margraviate of Moravia, notifying the appointment of Ferdinand Joseph Prince of Dietrichstein as Govenor of Moravia, written on large imperial paper in chancery hand with intact large red wax seal on reverse bearing the imperial double-headed eagle, datelined 30 August 1664, excellent example of imperial administrative correspondence during the early reign of Leopold I, historical significance due to the date shortly after the Habsburg victory over the Ottoman Empire in the Battle of Saint Gotthard (1 August 1664), which marked a turning point in the Austro-Ottoman conflicts and preceded the Peace of Vasvar, the appointment of Dietrichstein, a prominent noble and future Obersthofmeister, reflects internal consolidation of Habsburg administration in a militarily sensitive region, clear handwriting, no postal markings as typical for official court mail of the period, VF! Estimate 1.200€.

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180,00 EUR

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1664, from Linz to Brünn, complete folded letter signed in full by Emperor Leopold I, addressed to the Chancellor and Councillors of the

1664, from Linz to Brünn, complete folded letter signed in full by Emperor Leopold I, addressed to the Chancellor and Councillors of the Royal Tribunal of the Margraviate of Moravia, requesting the regional estates and land officers to submit nominations for the position of Landeshauptmann following the death of Gabriel Count Serenyi on 6 May 1664, written on large imperial paper in chancery hand with intact embossed paper seal and traces of red wax on reverse, datelined 14 June 1664, official court correspondence carried without postal markings as typical for the period, issued during the Austro-Turkish War of 1663–1664, reflecting administrative continuity and imperial involvement in provincial appointments amid ongoing conflict with the Ottoman Empire, XF! Estimate 1.200€.

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180,00 EUR

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1664, from Linz to Brünn, complete folded letter signed in full by Emperor Leopold I, addressed to the Chancellor and Councillors of the

1664, from Linz to Brünn, complete folded letter signed in full by Emperor Leopold I, addressed to the Chancellor and Councillors of the Royal Tribunal of the Margraviate of Moravia, acknowledging the death of Moravian Govenor Gabriel Count Serenyi on 6 May 1664 and confirming the continuation of duties by the recipients until a new appointment is made, elaborate chancery hand and intact large paper seal on reverse, datelined 19 May 1664, early official court correspondence hand-carried without postal markings, issued during the Austro-Turkish War of 1663–1664, illustrating continuity of provincial administration amid military conflict with the Ottoman Empire, XF! Estimate 1.200€.

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180,00 EUR

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1661, from Laxenburg to Brünn, complete folded letter signed in full by Emperor Leopold I, addressed to the Chancellor and Councillors of

1661, from Laxenburg to Brünn, complete folded letter signed in full by Emperor Leopold I, addressed to the Chancellor and Councillors of the Royal Tribunal of the Margraviate of Moravia, confirming the reappointment of Gabriel Count Serenyi (1598 - 1664) as Govenor of Moravia for another five years, large paper with elaborate chancery script and intact imperial paper seal on reverse, datelined 4 July 1661, exceptional condition for this early period, no postal markings as typical for official imperial court correspondence hand-carried by messenger, important historical document from the early reign of Leopold I reflecting the internal consolidation of Habsburg authority and administrative structure in the crown lands, XF! Estimate 1.200€.

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240,00 EUR

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1701, from Wien to Brünn, complete folded letter signed in full by Emperor Leopold I, addressed to the chancellor and councillors of the

1701, from Wien to Brünn, complete folded letter signed in full by Emperor Leopold I, addressed to the chancellor and councillors of the royal tribunal of the Margraviate of Moravia, informs that the newly appointed Landeshauptmann of Moravia, Karl Maximilian Count of Thurn Valsassina, is required to travel to Wien to fulfill duties in his imperial court offices and that this absence has been approved by the emperor, written in chancery hand on large-format imperial paper, dated 11 March 1701, with intact and detailed imperial paper seal on reverse, issued shortly before the death of Leopold I and during the early administrative phase of Thurn Valsassinas governorship, the letter reflects the common overlap of regional and courtly duties among high ranking noble administrators in the Habsburg system, emphasizing the emperors direct involvement in the coordination of provincial leadership and central service, XF! Estimate 1.200€.

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1664, from Vienna to Brünn, complete folded letter signed in full by Emperor Leopold I, addressed to the Chancellor and Councillors of the

1664, from Vienna to Brünn, complete folded letter signed in full by Emperor Leopold I, addressed to the Chancellor and Councillors of the Royal Tribunal of the Margraviate of Moravia, announcing the installation of Count Friedrich of Oppersdorff as imperial commissioner tasked with implementing the appointment of Prince Ferdinand Joseph of Dietrichstein as Landeshauptmann of Moravia, written on large imperial paper in chancery hand with intact large red wax seal on reverse bearing the imperial double-headed eagle, datelined 27 August 1664, official court correspondence carried without postal markings as typical for the period, issued shortly after the Battle of Saint Gotthard and in the immediate context of the Peace of Vasvar, reflecting the reorganization of imperial authority and reinforcement of loyalty structures in Moravia following the Austro-Turkish War of 1663–1664, XF! Estimate 1.200€.

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380,00 EUR

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1700, from Wien to Brünn, complete folded letter with full content signed in full by Emperor Leopold I, addressed to the

1700, from Wien to Brünn, complete folded letter with full content signed in full by Emperor Leopold I, addressed to the Hofkammer councillors and financial administrators including Christian Count Roggendorf, Philipp Ignaz Count Breuner and Andreas Roden von Hirtzenau, announces a sweeping military reform requiring extensive fiscal support from the provinces, details an increased military levy of twice 140000 Gulden for the year 1700, assigns 15231 Gulden to the Margraviate of Moravia, urges prompt summoning of the regional diet and immediate payment to the imperial war treasury without delay, written in chancery hand on imperial paper, intact large paper seal on reverse with detailed imperial coat of arms, dated 9 February 1700, issued during the post-conflict phase following the Treaty of Karlowitz in 1699 which ended the Second Turkish War, the letter reflects the shift from external warfare to internal military restructuring and modernization, and marks the transition of imperial fiscal focus toward sustaining a standing army system in peacetime, composed in the interregnum following the death of Franz Karl Liebstainsky von Kolowrat, with multiple high-ranking recipients reflecting the temporary decentralization of regional governance, XF! Estimate 1.200€.

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380,00 EUR

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1705, from Wien to Brünn, complete folded letter signed in full by Emperor Leopold I, addressed to Count Karl Anton von Braida zu Ronseco

1705, from Wien to Brünn, complete folded letter signed in full by Emperor Leopold I, addressed to Count Karl Anton von Braida zu Ronseco und Corniglian, Michael Wenzel Count Althann and Franz Ehrenreich von Pfundtenstein, reprimands the Moravian estates for having contributed only a tenth of the required military funds, outlines the critical wartime situation including the deployment of multiple imperial armies under the Duke of Savoy to Hungary and Siebenbürgen, mentions extensive devastation by French forces within the Empire and refers to the depopulation of entire districts due to arson and murder, orders the immediate payment of 144444 Gulden and 20 Kreuzer from Moravia, insists on broader contribution including from capitalists and artisans, demands swift collection and transfer to the imperial war treasury, establishes a new commission in place of the absent Landeshauptmann, written in chancery hand on imperial paper, features intact and deeply impressed wax seal on reverse with full imperial arms, dated 22 April 1705, issued during the War of the Spanish Succession and within months of Leopold I death, this document reflects the culmination of the emperors decades long centralization efforts and his relentless pressure on provincial estates to sustain imperial warfare across multiple fronts, XF! Estimate 1.200€.