a group of papers and a gold medal on a white surfacea piece of paper with gold foil on itan open book with a picture of a cat on itan open book sitting on top of a table next to a white tablean open book on a table that has a page in itan open book with a picture of a bird on ita piece of paper with writing on ita close up of a piece of paper with writing on ita handwritten letter on a piece of paper with writing on itan open book on a table with a drawing on itan old letter with a picture of a horse and a bird on itan image of a gold medal in a blue box on a white surfacean image of a medal in a box on a white surfacea small wooden box with a skull and crossbones on itbrown leather case with a cross and a knife on top of itan image of a medal, ribbon and other items on a tablea close up of a medal with a crown on itan image of a gold and blue star with a crown on ita close up of a medal with a crown on top of itan image of a blue and gold medal with swords and a crown
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27 - Memoirs of General Charles-Louis Trémeau:
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Estimate €200 - €400
Description
Memoirs of General Charles-Louis Trémeau: Netherlands Order of Orange-Nassau. Commander’s Cross, for military service, Ø: 2.8 cm: vermeil, enamel, ribbon, Order’s case, by J.M.J. van Wielie, The Hague. Includes the certificate of award, dated 11 January 1893, with signature and dry seal; a certified translation; a letter from the Chancellor announcing his promotion, dated 10 January 1893, with signature and dry seal; and a booklet containing the statutes of the Order in Dutch. Trémeau Charles-Louis (1849–1915) A cadet at the École spéciale militaire de Saint-Cyr in 1869 and 1870, and a Second Lieutenant in the 1st Marching Dragoon Regiment, he took part in the Siege of Paris, then joined the Cavalry School at Saumur. Promoted to Lieutenant in 1873 and Captain in 1875, he served as Aide-de-camp to the Minister of War, General Campenon, then as a second lieutenant at Saumur, and became a Squadron Commander in 1883. Chief of Staff of the 2nd Cavalry Division, he was promoted to Lieutenant-Colonel in 1890, served as Deputy Commandant of the Saumur Cavalry School, and subsequently became Deputy Chief of Staff at the Ministry of War. He commanded the 4th Regiment of Mounted Chasseurs from 1893 to 1900, holding the rank of Colonel. He was promoted to Brigadier-General in 1899, then to Major-General in 1901. He served as Chairman of the Cavalry Committee and Vice-Chairman of the Supreme War Council in 1909.
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About the sale Militaria & Historical Memorabilia
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Auction time 09/04/2026 at 9:30 AM
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