Emma Valadon, Rollenbild, in: Le casque a mengin ou La reine des charlatans

Signatur des Originals: S 36/G02379

Emma Albani, Brustbild

Signatur des Originals: S 36/G02697

Worte der Trauer gesprochen anlässlich des Heimganges des Freiherrn Wilhelm Carl von Rothschild

Aus der Sammlung des Leo Baeck Institute, digitalisiert in Kooperation mit dem Center for Jewish History, NY

Rede, gehalten bei dem Trauerg[o]ttesdienst zum Gedächtniss des seligen Freiherrn Wilhelm Carl von Rothschild in der Synagoge zu Lübeck, am Sonntag, den 14. Schwat 5661 (3. Febr. 1901), Nachm. 4 Uhr

von S. Carlebach

Crónica : Viaje de estudio de la Ing. Agr. Emma María Luisa Welkerling : VIII Congreso Internacional de la Vid y del Vino : XXXVI Sesión Plenaria del Comité del Office Internacional du Vin en Mendoza

Fil: Universidad Nacional de Cuyo. Facultad de Ciencias Agrarias. Comisión de Revista.

Alegación por la casa-banco conocida bajo la razon de Rothschild hermanos, de Paris, en el pleito ... de quiebra de la sociedad metalúrgica La Británica establecida en Alicante que ... pende ... de esta Audiencia territorial entre los herederos del ... señor Don Pio Pita Pizarro, los Síndicos de la quiebra, y la referida casa de Rothschild sobre liquidacion de la cuenta de plata núm. 1º presentada á la junta de acreedores por ésta

Las h. pleg. contienen: Testimonios de la cuentas de Rothschild

A revision of the lepidopterous family Sphingidae. By the Hon. Walter Rothschild ... and Karl Jordan ... (With 67 plates). Issued at the Zoological Museum, Tring, March 1903.

Novitates zoologicae. Vol. IX. Supplement, v. 2

Letters from William Tudor to his sister, Emma Tudor Gardiner,

Two letters written from London. In one letter, written in French, Tudor inquires after Emma’s study of the piano and French. In a later letter, he describes to her the cottages he has seen in England, and advises her on the house she is planning to build in Gardiner, Maine, including two architectural sketches. Tudor also offers detailed descriptions of the shops in London, his impressions of Londoners’ rudeness and "blustering air," his impressions of the different classes in England and France, and fashions of the ladies.

Letters from Emma Tudor Gardiner to her brother, William Tudor,

Four letters written from Oaklands, the Gardiner family mansion. Emma details the family’s journey to Gardiner from Boston, and offers updates on her children’s activities and health. She also writes following the death of their father, William Tudor, expressing profound grief and reflecting on his character and good nature.

Letters from Emma Tudor Gardiner to her brother, William Tudor,

Four letters in which Emma further expresses grief over the loss of their father and gives a positive critique of a memoir of William Tudor that her brother had written. Other topics include literature, friends, and visitors to Oaklands, and various purchases her brother made on her behalf in Boston.

Letters from Emma Tudor Gardiner to her brother, William Tudor,

Four letters in which Emma writes instructions for Tudor to buy her a shawl and her children a tea-set. In one letter, she recommends changes to Tudor’s diet and exercise routine to improve his health.