1880

Letter to Carl about his worrying drinking habits

A letter from king Christian 9 in which it is notified that V. Bissen shall make a bust of J. C. Jacobsen for display at Frederiksborg Castle.

About decoration of the fireplaces in the Banquet Hall at Frederiksborg Castle.

About money for a fireplace at Frederiksborg Castle.

About support for Elisabeth Jerichau Bauman.

About J. C. Jacobsens audience by Christian IX where he asked for permission to make further donations to Frederiksborg Castle.

J. C. Jacobsen writes to the Director General of Inland Revenue Carl Wilhelm Lange (1836-88) on his views on taxation of beer in Denmark compared to other countries primarily Germany. Photo copy of original letter. The French quote is by Jacques Bénigne Bossuet (1627 - 1704) and reads in full: Le plus grand dérèglement de l'esprit, c'est les choses the croire parce qu'on veut qu'elles soient, a non parce qu 'on a vu qu'elles sont one effet.

J. C. Jacobsen's approach to Christian IX on the enlargement of Frederiksborg Museum to include Princess Wing. J. C. Jacobsen offers to pay the expenses.

About the kings accept of enlarging the collections at Frederiksborg Castle.

Recommendation of company

Part of the letter to Carl William Lange (1836-88), Director General of Inland Revenue on taxation of beer. Photocopy of letter lost 14/1 2010 during clean-up. The letter is only partially transcribed.

Letter to Carl William Lange (1836-88), Director General of Inland Revenue on taxation of beer. 

About the expansion of the Museum of National History at Frederiksborg Castle also to include the Princess Wing. J. C. Jacobsen offers to pay the expenses.

About the opening of the Princess Wing.

Inventory, Ny Carlsberg

Plot in Valby

A letter from J. C. Jacobsen to Edvard Holm about the distribution of the funds between the different departments of the Carlsberg Foundation.

J. C. Jacobsen says that he is sick.