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First Empire Letter of EMBDEN (Conquered Territories Dept) 1812 – Cote 200

General identification Letter dated Embden, August 13, 1812 Written in Gothic German “Kurrent”. Black linear mark: 124 / EMBDEN (conquered department of Ems Oriental) Complete letter with content. Attempt to translate: Emden, den 13 Aug. 1812 (Emden, August 13, 1812) for a man with Mr Blachard We see the words clearly London, Hull And Mr Blachard (or Blanchard). The letter appears to concern a commercial or maritime matter involving: a correspondent named Blachard/Blanchard What we can already say: Business letter fromEmden towards Paris. Dated August 13, 1812. Period of the First Empire. Commercial relations with London, despite the context of the continental blockade and the Napoleonic wars. Probable presence of instructions or information regarding a traveler, vessel or commercia.

Empire Biedermeier Poetry Album 1830s

The following is offered on behalf of the customer: Empire Biedermeier poetry album from the 1830s. This rare collector’s item of paper & documents is an authentic example of the poetry culture of this period. The handcrafted album features intricately designed pages decorated with poems, drawings and personal entries. A unique piece of history for lovers of poetry albums and collectors of office, paper & writing utensils. Contents: 50 sheets + 5 with pictures, 1840s. Dimensions: approx. 16.5×9.5×2.2cm. Good used condition, age-related signs of wear (see photos) PHOTOS ARE PART OF THE DESCRIPTION SHIPPING WORLDWIDE Mobile-friendly galleries at TRIXUM.DE.

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