Dokumenter

Photo copy of an extensive letter to Gabriel Sedelmayr about J. C. Jacobsens experiences with yeast

J. C. Jacobsens gratitude to Meldahl and a personal gift of kr. 10.000 for all his efforts.

J. C. Jacobsen suggests that an accurate list of topics for the historical paintings at Frederiksborg Castle should be made.

Cover letter to the extensive letter of the same date sent to the board of trustees of the Frederiksborg Castle.

Letter from Naples.

J. C. Jacobsen invites L. Pasteur and his wife to stay with him at Carlsberg during the coming Congress in Copenhagen. The original letter is in the Bibliothèque Nationale, Paris.

J. C. Jacobsen returns a draft to one of Hansen's articles with his notations.

About the oppinion of Pasteur.

J. C. Jacobsen tells about his visit to Götz brewery in Okocim, Poland, his stay in Vienna and his further travel plans.

List of the armours etc. J. C. Jacobsen has bought to Frederiksborg during his stay in Munich. 

J. C. Jacobsen informs the board of Frederiksborg about the armors he has bought and about the possibilities for further acquisitions.

J. C. Jacobsen writes from Munich about his further travel plans. He will go to Verona and Marseille. He has not seen anything about the cholera in France in the papers.

J. C. Jacobsen complains about being old and being able to do what he used to do. It is a long and well written travel letter with many detailed description of his stay in Turin.

J. C. Jacobsen informs Japetus Steenstrup about the names of the guests he has invited to the dinner party the same night at Hotel d'Angleterrre

J. C. Jacobsen has acquired some armories etc. in Turin

J. C. Jacobsen writes from Switzerland about how all travellers from southern France had been desinfected on the arrival in Geneva! Because of the cholera. He tells about his visit to Gloxin in Lyon and his further travelplans.

A very articulate and typically J. C. Jacobsen travel letter with existential considerations and detailed nature descriptions. In this letter he describes his unhappy relationship with Carl and considers what he might have done wrong in this respect. The original letter is private property.

J. C. Jacobsen tells about what he had experienced since he wrote the last letter 8 days ago in Geneva. As usual J. C. Jacobsen is very enthusiastic about the nature of the Alps and the surroundings of the Lago Maggiore.