Postcard from Rudolf Knietsch to Georg Bredig
- 1906-Jan-08
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Knietsch, Rudolf Theophil Josef. “Postcard from Rudolf Knietsch to Georg Bredig,” January 8, 1906. Papers of Georg and Max Bredig, Box 2, Folder 28. Science History Institute. Philadelphia. https://digital.sciencehistory.org/works/6d0k7lm.
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Königreich – Bayern
Postkarte
Ludwigshafen 8. Januar 1906
An
Herrn Prof. Dr. Bredig
Heidelberg.
Chem. Institut.
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L’hafen 8. I. 06.
Für Ihre Mittheilungen vom 3. I. bestens dankend theile ich Ihnen mit, daß die gewünschte Säure in zwei Ballons mit eingeschliffenem Glasstopfen voraussichtlich so früh abgehen kann (mit Feuerg og), daß Sie sie vorzeitig erhalten. Die Beantwortung Ihrer Anfrage hat sich durch Unpünktlichkeit meinerseits etwas verzögert, was ich zu entschuldigen bitte.
Mit freundschaftlicher Hochachtung und Gruß
Ihr R. Knietsch
Image 1
Kingdom of Bavaria
Postcard
Ludwigshafen, January 8, 1906
To:
Professor Dr. Bredig
Heidelberg.
Chemical Institute
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Ludwigshafen, January 8, 1906
Thank you very much for your news from January 3rd. I would like to inform you that the desired acid in two carboys with ingrained glass stoppers can presumably be released early (with fire ---), so that you will obtain it prematurely. The answer to your inquiry was somewhat delayed due to my unpunctuality, for which I apologize.
Warm regards,
R. Knietsch
