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

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Black wool (or cotton) 9.5" wide ruffle, part of the coffin covering of C. F. W. Walther. See picture 52-3-RG-69.

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The sandshaker that Walther used for blotting ink. It is in two pieces, top and bottom. It is made of a light brown wood. The base is 2 1/4" in diameter. The screw-off cap has twenty-one holes in it arranged in a five-pointed star pattern.

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Includes references to Stephan, Marbach, Brunner, Walz, Keyl, Siebenhaar, Chemnitz, and Walther

Scope and Contents Our Great Heritage: a children's Reformation service commemorating the 150th anniversary of the birth of Carl F. W. Walther (Concordia Publishing House, 1961. 16 pages) Schedule of events 1961: Reformation-Walther Sesquicentennial Festival Letter from Herbert T. Mayer (October 4, 1961) re events for Walther Week at Concordia Seminary and Concordia Historical Institute "We can be proud" (Sermon by Paul G. Hansen for Youth Service commemorating...

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Handwritten songbook, Concordia Seminary (Saint Louis), including song that was sung at the funeral of C.F.W. Walther.

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Walther, a champion of the Scriptures and the Confessions: an essay presented to The Ontario District of The Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod; a contribution to the observance of the Sesquicentennial of the birth of Doctor Carl Ferdinand Wilhelm Walther, by Mark John Steege, June 1961. (carbon of typescript, 56 pages)