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Black ink on beige paper. Contains an image of a winged herald, German eagle on his bib, blowing into a horn. The bookplate's motto is on cloth hanging from the horn. Behind him is a large tree and the roots are at his feet.
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Ernst Denicke, brewer and banker, served as a Regent of UC, Berkeley, 1896-1900.
Black ink on beige paper. Contains an image of a winged herald, German eagle on his bib, blowing into a horn. The bookplate's motto is on cloth hanging from the horn. Behind him is a large tree and the roots are at his feet.
Note
Ernst Denicke, brewer and banker, served as a Regent of UC, Berkeley, 1896-1900.