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Breakfast in Heidelberg for American Journalists Menu

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Front and back sides of a menu (in German) for a breakfast given by the city of Heidelberg to honor American journalists. On the front is a songbird perched on a treetop with red hand-colored flowers and the Heidelberg Castle in the background. The image is framed in a blind-stamped square on cream-colored textured stock. A handwritten inscription across the top reads: "Alt Heidelberg du feine" ("Old Heidelberg, you fine [city]"), a line from the song Badnerlied. The handwritten inscription beneath reads, "Das Lied" ("The Song") and possibly the artist's name (illegible).

Date Created:
May 5, 1928

Publication Information

Date Created May 5, 1928

Physical Description

Format Image
Dimensions 14 x 18 cm

Collection Information

Source Collection Sigrid Schultz papers, 1835-1980 (bulk 1880-1980)
Call Number Mss 677.20.4

Copyright Information

Copyright Status NO COPYRIGHT - UNITED STATES
Rights Holder Wisconsin Historical Society
Unique ID
W0144AY
Legacy ID
WHi 101465

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