The letter is written in blue ink on a sheet of paper bearing the printed red text “UNITED STATES NAVY” at the top left, angled slightly. The inclusion of the service number, unit designation “Z-23 Com.
The letter is composed on cream-colored lined stationery in a distinctive purple or violet ink, a formulation common to the period that has retained its hue despite a century of aging.
Pre-philatelic letter from Paris for Pluméliau (Morbihan) – Official circular on the military recruitment law of 1832 – Postmark “60 PP J” (Post paid – Bureau J in Paris) The destination is particularly interesting since it concerns a Breton commune that is still poorly represented in the preserved administrative correspondence. The document reproduces the new provisions concerning military recruitment after the promulgation of the law of March 21, 1832. The circular reproduces in full article 19 of this law as well as its official interpretation appearing in the ministerial instruction of the March 30, 1832. In the second part of the circular, the sender asks his correspondent to notify the young people concerned so that they appear before the Board of Revision. The law of March 21, 1832.
What stands out about this lot is how beautifully the movie stars theme ties everything together.
The handwritten inquiry demonstrates the procedures employed by real estate agents during the period.
The typewritten text is clear and legible, with only minor fading typical of early manual typewriters.
A handwritten personal letter dated June 24, 1946, on whimsical letterhead featuring three black skunks in silhouette and the printed slogan “Here’s my three cents’ worth!”. Jean also references dancing on her recovering ankle, a detail that suggests a social life centered on local dance halls, a common leisure activity for young adults in the 1940s.
Letter with correspondence from Pithiviers (Kingdom of France, Province of Orléanais) to Pont a Mousson (Lorraine Duccale) dated March 16, 1731 Handwritten linear postmark “pithy” Pen tax: 7 sols, according to the rate of 1703 for a simple letter and a distance between 80 and 100 leagues Uncommon.
Old letter of correspondence dated May 16, 1819. Look at my other ads, I have other letters for sale. 100% in its original condition. Dimensions of the unfolded letter: 25.5 x 20.7 cm. Dimensions of the folded letter: 11.3 x 8.1 cm. Note: Tears and folds in places. Look at the photos, thank you. Thank you and happy shopping.
“All persons who, in the 17th, 31st and 32nd military divisions, will be accused of a crime or misdemeanor against the internal or external security of the State, of an act of revolt or of any other violence directed against public authorities, will be brought before a military commission to be organized, which will proceed in accordance with the government decree of 17 Messidor Year XII. » I ask you, Mr. Mayor, to bring this provision to the attention of each of your constituents, and to make them understand at the same time their true interest, through which they will be able to acquire new rights to the esteem and recognition of the authorities. The decree of February 25, 1813 therefore provides that certain offenses against the State will no longer be judged by ordinary courts but by m.
