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Ludwig van Beethoven, Quittung für die Fürstlich Kinskysche Hauptkasse in Prag, Wien, 1. April 1821, Autograph

Beethoven-Haus Bonn, Sammlung H. C. Bodmer, HCB Br 167

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Summary
Receipt for payment of the annuity, which Beethoven drew from the Prince Kinsky's finance office every six months. Aside from his signature, a receipt also had to contain proof that he was still alive. This was usually undertaken by a priest's office (acting in an official capacity) and assured the prince's finance office that the bearer was still alive and therefore entitled to withdraw the money.

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