Artist: Citizen, Ludwig (creative period after 1907)Historical photograph from the city archive of Düsseldorf from around 1920, signature: 009-807-001; monument here on the courtyard of the infantry barracks on Tannenstraße, inaugurated on 27.05.1909. The monument was moved to Frankenplatz in 1935. Monument Location: Düsseldorf, Derendorf, Frankenplatz / Roßstraße / TannestraßeLiterature:Von Looz-Corswarem, Clemens/Purpar, Rolf, Kunststadt Düsseldorf. Objects and monuments in the cityscape, Düsseldorf 1996, p. 103. Ars Publica Düsseldorf. History of the Works of Art and Cultural Signs in the Public Space of the State Capital, Vol. 2, p. 566f.

• 1841-1895, Landesarchiv Baden-Württemberg, Abt. Staatsarchiv Sigmaringen, FAS DS 169 T 1 Fürstlich Hohenzollernsche Hofbibliothek, Museum und Sammlungen
• Contains, among other things<br />- Statutes of the Société Internationale des Aquafortistes in Brussels, 1874<br />- Engraving "Der Angriff der französischen Cavallerie auf die deutsche Infanterie in der Schlacht bei Sedan" (after a painting by Franz Adam) is sent to Prince Karl Anton von Hohenzollern by the Nuremberg engraver Tobias Bauer, framed and brought to Krauchenwies, March / May 1882<br />- Dürer: partial attribution of the library mark of the Nuremberg legal scholar Christoph II. Scheurl, no date<br />- Request from the Viennese court painter and architect Anton Kuchenreuter for a donation or the purchase of an art portfolio for the completion of the Kaiserklause [Marienfelsenkapelle] in Fachbach near Bad Ems, 1879<br />- Andreas Müller, Düsseldorf, 1872 - 1878<br />- Purchases from Clemens Peters in Düsseldorf, 1875 - 1893<br />- "Übersicht der Handzeichnungen der Erlanger Sammlung", compilation by Hofrat Dr. Emil Franz Rössler, no date<br />- Purchase of the series "Eaux-fortes et gravures" by Amand-Durand from the art publisher August Wilhelm Schulgen in Düsseldorf, 1883<br />- Reproduction of a silverpoint drawing (hand drawing, inventory no. 5474) by Sigmund Soldan in Nuremberg, June 1885<br />Contains also: Offers and purchases of photographs, among others.<br />- Purchase from the book, art and music shop Adolph Gestewitz in Düsseldorf, 1862<br />- Offer of photographic reproductions of paintings by the painter Salomon Hirschfelder, 1873/74<br />- Invoice from the Sigmaringen court photographer G. F. Kugler, 10.5.1884<br />- Handover of the portrait of the African explorer Dr. Gustav Nachtigal by the photographer Eduard Salingré
• Description: Contains, among other things: - Statutes of the Société Internationale des Aquafortistes in Brussels, 1874 - Copperplate engraving "Der Angriff der französischen Cavallerie auf die deutsche Infanterie in der Schlacht bei Sedan" (after a painting by Franz Adam) is sent to Prince Karl Anton von Hohenzollern by the Nuremberg engraver Tobias Bauer, framed and brought to Krauchenwies, March / May 1882 - Dürer: partial attribution of the library mark of the Nuremberg legal scholar Christoph II. Scheurl, no date - Request from the Viennese court painter and architect Anton Kuchenreuter for a donation or the purchase of an art portfolio for the completion of the Kaiserklause [Marienfelsenkapelle] in Fachbach near Bad Ems, 1879 - Andreas Müller, Düsseldorf, 1872 - 1878 - Purchases from Clemens Peters in Düsseldorf, 1875 - 1893 - "Overview of the hand drawings in the Erlangen collection", compiled by Hofrat Dr. Emil Franz Rössler, undated - Purchase of the series "Eaux-fortes et gravures" by Amand-Durand from the art publisher August Wilhelm Schulgen in Düsseldorf, 1883 - Reproduction of a silverpoint drawing (hand drawing, inventory no. 5474) by Sigmund Soldan in Nuremberg, June 1885 Also contains: Offers and purchases of photographs, including - Purchase from the book, art and music shop Adolph Gestewitz in Düsseldorf, 1862 - Offer of photographic reproductions of paintings by the painter Salomon Hirschfelder, 1873/74 - Invoice from the Sigmaringen court photographer G. F. Kugler, 10.5.1884 - Handover of the portrait photograph of the African explorer Dr. Gustav Nachtigal by the photographer Eduard Salingré

In October 1810 special customs courts had been established in Mainz, Cologne and Wesel by imperial decree. The Higher Court for appeals against judgments of Cologne and Mainz was in Nancy, for Wesel in Valenciennes (Bär, Behördengeschichte p. 56). In 1812, a special customs tribunal was erected in Düsseldorf in the Grand Duchy of Berg (Bär, Behördengeschichte p. 66), the files to be cited: Rep. 14/ Number (an older serial numbering is given in brackets, for the numbering in the former Roerdepartement, special courts see the old Findbuch D 2/7) NotesIn October 1810 special customs courts in Mainz, Cologne and Wesel had been established by imperial decree. The Higher Court for appeals against judgments of Cologne and Mainz was in Nancy, for Wesel in Valenciennes (Bär, Behördengeschichte p. 56). In 1812, a special customs tribunal was erected in Düsseldorf in the Grand Duchy of Berg (Bär, Behördengeschichte p. 66), the files to be cited: Rep. 14/ Number (an older numbering is given in brackets, for the numbering in the former Roerdepartement, special dishes see the old Findbuch D 2/7)

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Korrespondenz, 1831-1845 1899-1938

Preliminary remark 1: The classification has been changed to a purely numerical classification for retroconversion. The classification in the table of contents differs from the classification in the units of registration. The classification has been adopted within the index part units of description. Since the stock has received comparatively little attention in research so far, the old signatures have not been included. It may be necessary to look up the old finding aid book, which is part of the inventory. 2) The former item 19 (old Findbuch, p.359ff.): Courts in Düsseldorf (Kassationshof, Appellationshof, Kriminalgerichtshof, Kreisgericht (Tribunal 1. Instanz), Notariatskammern and Friedensgericht Ratingen) - except for one file of the Kreisgericht Düsseldorf (see under 16.1.) - were transferred to the Zweigarchiv Kalkum (old Findbuch, note p.1 by Mrs. Dr. Joester of 28.8. 1974). 3. there is as unlisted remainder a cardboard box at the end of storage of the inventory ("misdirected" from files of the Generalgouvernement). They must be placed elsewhere or a separate title must be created. A folder is pre-identified. According to Dr. Joester, they are sorted according to the files from which they were taken, from bottom to top. 4. the bibliography has been supplemented. Dr. Richter, 11.9. 2006

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The files of the former district courts of Barmen, Elberfeld, Ronsdorf and today's district court of Wuppertal were largely recorded by temporary workers. It was not always possible for them to assign the files to a specific district court, especially as the files continued at the later Wuppertal district court were usually given a new file number. In the following compilation, therefore, the register files were simply listed in the sequence of numbers. The files of the former district courts of Barmen, Elberfeld, Ronsdorf and today's district court of Wuppertal were largely recorded by temporary staff. It was not always possible for them to assign the files to a specific district court, especially as the files continued at the later Wuppertal district court were usually given a new file number. In the following compilation, therefore, the register files were simply listed in the sequence of numbers. In individual cases, this can result in a file number appearing more than once, but in most cases this is linked to the identification number for the former local court.

During the transfer of the House of Ehreshoven to the cooperative of the Rhenish knightly nobility in 1920/24, the archive of the Counts of Nesselrode was brought to Velen and from there it was loaned to the State Archives. It was purchased in 1954. More than half of the files (numbers 1-600 and the group "Landesarchiv", see Findbuch 110.22.03) were on the barge "Main 68", which sank in March 1945 in the Mittellandkanal (cf. F.W. Oediger, Das Staatsarchiv Düsseldorf und seine Bestände Bd. 1, p. 43). So far not all pieces could be restored. Retroconversion of the analogue find book: Rheinisches GeschichtsKontor Klein Oesl Opheys GbR, Alfter, 2010 - Final Control and Revision: Staatsarchivamtmann Jörg Franzkowiak, November / December 2012. During the transfer of the House of Ehreshoven to the Cooperative of the Rhenish Knightly Nobility in 1920/24, the archive of the Counts of Nesselrode was brought to Velen and from there was loaned to the State Archives. It was purchased in 1954. More than half of the files (numbers 1-600 and the group "Landesarchiv", see Findbuch 110.22.03) were on the barge "Main 68", which sank in March 1945 in the Mittellandkanal (cf. F.W. Oediger, Das Staatsarchiv Düsseldorf und seine Bestände Bd. 1, p. 43). Retroconversion of the analogue Findbuches: Rheinisches GeschichtsKontor Klein Oesl Opheys GbR, Alfter, 2010 - Final inspection and revision: Staatsarchivamtmann Jörg Franzkowiak, November / December 2012.

Altena, 1842; Bielefeld, 1842; Calcar, 1842; Düsseldorf, 1841; Duisburg, 1842; Eisleben, 1840; Essen, 1842; Ehringshausen, 1939; Gladbach, 1841; Lahde, 1842; Petershagen, 1842; Rheydt, 1842; Spöck near Karlsruhe, 1840; Wesel, 1842; Wittenberg, 1843