Emanuel Evangelical Lutheran Church

1901 Gorham sterling silver triple handled footed trophy cup inscribed "The Ladies Aid Society of St. John's German Evangelical Lutheran Church to Mr. and Mrs. L. Holler 1876 Oct. 29 th 1901, having g

An antique copper medal commemorating the establishment of the Evangelical Church in Jerusalem in 1842. On obverse: three bishops, with flags of the Lutheran and Anglican churches behind them and wors

Includes early letters, Deeds, etc. Good original condition consistent with age.

Signed by the congregation in German. Good original condition with tears to fold lines.

German Kaiser Wilhelm II Lutheran Church Dedication in Palestine, Silver Medal, 1898. Commemorates the 1898 visit of the German Kaiser to Palestine. Obverse: Kaiser and Kaiserin portraits facing right

Scrolled arms and arched paneled sides, back mounted bible pockets, on plinth feet. 38"h x 164"w x 20"d

"St. Paul's Ev. Lutheran Church" Bank, Lead, Steeple repaired, rust on trap

An early colored engraving of the Old Lutheran Church, Amsterdam. Measures 23 cm x 38.5 cm, is mounted and measures 35 cm x 48 cm in total. Provenance: Estate of Russell Johanson, Ravenna Rare Books,

A Letter to the Author of the History of the Lutheran Church From a Country School-boy, published at London by Hohn Morphew, 1714. Complete per ETC citation: 39 pages, blank. Pamphlet not bound, measu

Watercolor, "Sellersville Scene", SLR. Scene of St. Michaels Lutheran Church. 15" x 21" and 22.5"h x 28.5"w framed

Eddie Arning.(1898-1993- Texas)Angel & Preacher Over Lutheran Church.1968. Initialed, dated and numbered work.Crayon on paper.#902 on verso. Excellent condition.Image is 19” w x 24.5” h.Frame is 2

Marked First Lutheran Church Waltham. 12 1/2" tall x 11 1/2" wide with removable copper lid, handles on each side and a brass spout. From the collection of Marilynn Brass, Cambridge, MA. Marilynn is o

RARE ANTIQUE COOPER JERUSALEM CHURCH MEDAL, 1842 Antique copper medal commemorating the establishment of the Evangelical Church in Jerusalem in 1842. On obverse: three bishops, with flags of the Luthe

1784 Reues Gefangbuch Fur Die Evangelitch Lutherischen Gemeinden in Den Hochfurftl Hetten Tattelischen Landen. Approximately 7 1/2" by 4 1/2" New hymn book for the Evangelical Lutheran congregations.

4 inch German Bronze medal for 50 years marriage, Lutheran Church, high relief, not engraved with names, 3.5 inch oval French National police Minister of Interior, not engraved2 inch round bronze Repu

4 Misc. Banks, Lead/PM: "DeWitt Clinton" Train, missing smoke stack; Pigs in Money Sack, missing lock; "St. Paul's Lutheran Church, Ft. Wayne, Indiana", missing tip of steeple; Prussian Military Helme

American - 1990's - 5 1/2" to 5 7/8" Tall. Included are St. Paul's Lutheran Church, by A. C. Rehberger and the other is the University Hall at Northwestern University. Pristine Condition. Top of Churc

Germany. Golden bronze medal. Golden wedding. The Senate of the Free and Hanseatic City of Hamburg Germany. Gold wedding medal. Evangelical Church of the Old Prussian Union. Bronze. 5 francs. Commemor

Including donation day 1912, Pennsylvania pharmaceutical 1920, Zion Lutheran Church Hummelstown PA 1913, and various state political convention ribbons. (16 Total Pieces)

Pewabic Pottery (American, established 1903). "Historic Trinity". Glazed ceramic, 2015. 5" x 4". Pewabic green glazed ceramic tile depicting the Historic Trinity Lutheran Church in Detroit, Michigan.

Item/Description: Original, signed oil painting by Dutch artist V. Weley, Features an Amsterdam view, docks. Artist signed lower right: V Weley. (Lutheran church Amsterdam)V. Weley was a Dutch artist

History of Perry County, Pennsylvania, 1922; Bibliography of Pennsylvania History, 1957; History of the Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Weest Pennsylvania, 1925. All with shelf wear and loose bindings.

Papua New Guinea - 1986 (2) stamps released 3/7/86 for 100th Anniversary of Lutheran Church

An architectural landscape painting depicting a street scene from Meisenheim, a town in the Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany. A view of the Evangelical Schlosskirche (“Palace Church”), built between