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

Walther handing out food. By A. Russell.

Walther in study with little boy. By A. Russell

Walther in study with students. By A. Russell

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.

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.

NOTE: This picture was given to the donor in 1983 by another pastor whose congregation was discarding it. Rev. Harding had it matted and framed because it had been vandalized. in a frame, of C. F. W. Walther seated at a desk, holding a pen, with a brass plate at the bottom engraved, “C. F. W. Walther 1811-1877,”

Black wood framed, glass covered picture (composite) showing photographs of various scenes pertaining to Dr. C. F. W. Walther; The picture is entitled, "Zum Ehrengedachtnis des seligen Prof. CFW Walther". There are seven scenes (plus a portrait of Dr. Walther) under which appear the following captions; "Wohnhaus Vorderseite" "Studierzimmer" "Lehrsaal" "Der Katafalk in der Dreieinigkeitskirche" "Wohnhaus Ruckseite" "Sterbezimmer" "Der Katafalk in der Haupthalle des Seminars".

Brown wood framed, glass covered photograph of Dr. C. F. W. Walther (standing next to a table and holding onto a book with his right hand). Beneath the picture appears the following; "Copyright Secured, 1881 by Klotter [and] Scherer, Photographers" "906 [and] 908 N Sixth St., St. Louis, MO" "(signed) CFW Walther" "1881"

B/w, cardboard mounted photograph of C. F. W. Walther (sitting next to his desk, with a pen in his right hand). Picture originally belonged to Rev. Michel Meyer.

B/w, gold framed photo from "Call of the Cross" motion picture showing Walther standing by a printing press looking at a press proof of "Der Lutheraner" with the printer.