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40 - First Empire, 6 items: Set of six letters from the First Emp…
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Estimate €150 - €300
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First Empire, 6 items: Set of six letters from the First Empire period: Letter dated 9 November 1807 from Auguste Caffarelli to Major General Marmont regarding navigation rights / Letter dated 17 July 1805 signed by Colonel Ritay of the 100th Infantry Regiment to General Carra de Saint-Cyr, responsible for the review of officer appointments / 2 letters dated 1808 concerning orders and decrees by Joseph Caffarelli, then a State Councillor, one relating to the reform of the regiment and the appointment of the general staff and officers / Letter signed by Jean Antoine Verdier and dated 1803, addressed to the Minister of War, Berthier. Good condition, some wear.
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About the sale Pleasure sale: Militaria, wines, books
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Auction time 06/25/2026 at 2:00 PM
Ref. : C00662 - 34
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