Walther, C. F. W. (Carl Ferdinand Wilhelm), 1811-1887

Scope and Contents The collection contains four volumes of Baier's Compendium which are interleaved with blank pages. Many of those blank pages are annotated by Brunn. Two of the volumes, v.3, parts a and b, have "Fr. Brunn" and "Fr. Brunn, '99" on the fly leaf, respectively. Some of the annotations are in Gabelsberger shorthand. Since Brunn matriculated at Concordia Seminary in 1898, it is believed that his notes are from either Class III (1898-1899) or Class II (1899-1900) years. It is therefore surmised...

Scope and Contents General Description: Box 1 - Folders 1-5 Seminary Class notes, 1857-58 Box 2 - Folders 1-4 Sermon Sketches, 1869-1901 There is a general description of Box 1 - Folders 1-5 in a letter dated June 30, 1964, from Ila Koenig (San Francisco, California) to Pastor Arthur Nitz (San Francisco). This letter contains a description of materials given to Rev. Nitz which he is to give to the Institute. The letter is on file here at the Institute. Box 1 1...

Scope and Contents These items had been on the January 1988 accessioning shelf. They were loaned to an artist who was painting portraits of the Concordia Seminary presidents for the Seminary's 150th anniversary. When they were returned there was no donor information with the items, but they appear to be a donation from the office of the Seminary president. A photograph in the Alfred O. Fuerbringer biographical file shows Dr. Fuerbringer in his academic gown in the president's office. On the wall behind him are...

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Walther with pipe spraying bees' nest By A. Russell

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Walther with apples By A. Russell

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Walther in study with little boy. By A. Russell

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Walther in study with students. By A. Russell

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This was marked for July 1988 accessioning. No identification was attached, and no related materials were found. It is a framed b/w portrait of C. F. W. Walther seated at a secretary with pen in hand.

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B/w black and white charcoal portrait of C. F. W. Walther (with green, blue, and brown landscape background on white paper) by A. O. Leutheusser.