Luther, Martin, 1483-1546

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Colored lithograph picture entitled "Dr. Martin Luther nochgrunender Zweig im Martinsstifte zu Erfurt." The picture shows the descendants of Luther on a tree around which children are dancing in a circle. Original by H. Asmus, printed by CG Herwig

Scope and Contents Chester, Nicholas. "A Letter to the Rev. George Strebeck." New York: G R Waite, 1803. 65 pages Gunn, Alexander. "A Letter to Mr. Nicholas Chester." New York: L.Nicholas, 1803. 32 pages Henkel, Paul. "The First Chief Head of the Christian Catechism." 1st ed. New Market, VA: A. Henkel, 1811. 30 pages Henkel, Paul. "The Christian Catechism." 2nd ed. New...

Scope and Contents This dramatic monochrome lithograph by Hungarian artist, Károly Lühnsdorf, portrays Martin Luther in a heavy coat holding a large bible. Luther's left hand securely guards the Scriptures, while his right hand is placed in a gesture of loyalty and unswerving faithfulness to the doctrines revealed by the prophets and apostles. The Latin inscription is taken from Psalm 118:17 - Non Moriar Sed Vivam et Narrabo Opera Domini [I shall not die, but live, and declare...

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This is a framed lithograph (22" x 18") of Martin Luther by "Lucas Kranach, pinx. - Published by Brunnquell [and] Altona, Milwaukee, Wisconsin - Beck [and] Pauli Lith. Milwaukee".

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Presenting Les Stahlke as Dr. Lester Methuselah Gutenberg, Martin Luther's Last Surviving Classmate: A Classic of Christian Humor

Presented at the International Lutheran Women's Missionary League convention, Minneapolis, Minnesota, 2000.

Produced by Governance Matters (governancematters.com)

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Acrylic (sulfide) paperweight, in baccarat box, shape of paperweight is half of a 2-3/4" diameter faceted sphere, base is a pearlized grid over deep red, with a white bust of Martin Luther above the grid, "LUTHER 1483-1546 -- G. P. 1955". NOTE: A "For you" card enclosed with the whole donation is assumed to have been presented with this paperweight. Card has been placed in the box with paperweight.

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Two pin-on buttons. There is an illustration of Martin Luther from the shoulders up. To the left of Luther's head it reads: 1517, and to the right it reads: 1917. The dates as written follow the curve of the button. On the back of one of the buttons it reads: The Whitehead and Hoag Co. Buttons, Badges, Novelties and Signs Newark N.J. The buttons are black and white. Size: 2.1 cm in diameter.