Regiment Of The Imperial Guards "liberation Leave" Napoleon III 1864 19th
THIS LEAVE WAS ISSUED AND INITIALED BY COLONEL MONTAIGU, SECOND COLONEL OF THE GUIDES REGIMENT
IN 1864.
THE FIRST WAS COLONEL FLEURY, WHO COMMANDED THE REGIMENT UPON ITS FORMATION IN 1854.
ISSUED IN THE NAME OF JEAN ROQUEBORD, RESIDENT OF JURANÇON, BASSE-PYRÉNÉES.
EMPIRE DRY STAMP AND VARIOUS REGIMENTAL SEALS, ISSUED IN FONTAINEBLEAU IN DECEMBER.
PERSONAL COLLECTION. (THE PLAQUE IS NOT INCLUDED IN THE SALE.)
IN 1864.
THE FIRST WAS COLONEL FLEURY, WHO COMMANDED THE REGIMENT UPON ITS FORMATION IN 1854.
ISSUED IN THE NAME OF JEAN ROQUEBORD, RESIDENT OF JURANÇON, BASSE-PYRÉNÉES.
EMPIRE DRY STAMP AND VARIOUS REGIMENTAL SEALS, ISSUED IN FONTAINEBLEAU IN DECEMBER.
PERSONAL COLLECTION. (THE PLAQUE IS NOT INCLUDED IN THE SALE.)
250 €
Period: 19th century
Style: Napoleon 3rd
Condition: Excellent condition
Material: Paper
Length: 40cm
Width: 26,5 cm
Reference (ID): 1825619
Availability: In stock
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