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Franz Graf von Klebelsberg (1835)
Franz von Klebelsberg zu Thumburg (Czech: František Josef z Klebelsbergu) (24 July 1774 in Třebívlice – 28 December 1857 in Třebívlice) was a Bohemian nobleman, official of the Austrian Empire, governor of Lower Austria and president of the Hofkammer. He also owned a significant collection of coins, medals and engravings.
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