Diploma of nobility from franz joseph i (emperor of austria 1848-1916) for heinrich thalhammer (* 1853 in vienna, colonel in the rank of officer in local positions, full-time in the imperial landwehr infantry regiment laibach no. 27 and landwehrplatz commander in vienna) with the award of the title "felseichen". Issued in vienna, 30 december 1912, with the emperor's own signature, countersignature of the imperial minister of the interior dr. Freiherr von heinold. Parchment libel with five calligraphed text pages and a colored coat of arms (a shield divided horizontally from silver to green. The upper field shows two oak branches, each with three green leaves and two golden acorns. In the lower field, a rugged, silver rock rises. On the main edge of the shield rests an open, crowned tournament helmet, which is surrounded by green, silver-lined covers. A silver griffin with gold claws and red tongues grows out of the crown of the helmet, holding a halberd on a black shaft in front of it in both paws. ), signed "f(riedrich) junginger". Violet-red velvet cover with gold-embossed double-headed eagle, attached red wax seal in a round wooden box, diploma of nobility in a tin box. Date: 1912.
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