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794 - Documents relating to Belgian soldiers of the Grande Armée, …
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Documents relating to Belgian soldiers of the Grande Armée, 1811–1812. Death certificate of a soldier from Overijse in 1812. A folio-sized paper document certifying the death of Jean-Baptiste-Joseph Branckaer, born in 1790 in Overijse (referred to as ‘Overyssche’ in the document), a soldier in the 103rd Line Regiment of the French Imperial Army, who died of illness in December 1812 at the Hospital of the Philippines in Valladolid, Spain. A few creases, foxing and stains. In good condition. A letter in Dutch concerning a soldier of the 30th Line Regiment in Lübeck in 1811. An exemption for a conscript from Tirlemont and an extract from the death register of the Hôpital de la Félicité in Brussels. Minor creases and tears. Documents relating to Belgian soldiers of the Grande Armée, 1811–1812. Death certificate of a soldier from Overijse in 1812. A folio-sized paper document certifying the death of Jean-Baptiste-Joseph Branckaer, born in 1790 in Overijse (spelt Overyssche in the document), a soldier in the 103rd Line Infantry Regiment of the French Imperial Army, who died of illness in December 1812 at the Philippines Hospital in Valladolid, Spain. Some creases, foxing and stains. In good condition. A letter in Dutch concerning a soldier of the 30th Line Infantry Regiment in Lübeck in 1811. An exemption for a conscript from Tienen and an extract from the death register of the Hôpital de la Félicité in Brussels. Minor creases and tears.
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About the sale Militaria: The Belgian Army through the Ages
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Auction time 11/15/2026 at 2:00 PM
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