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LOTTO 518:
CARLOS IV (1748-1819) Roi d’Espagne (1788-1808) Pièce partiellement imprimée, avec signature autographe «Yo El ...
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CARLOS IV (1748-1819) Roi d’Espagne (1788-1808) Pièce partiellement imprimée, avec signature autographe «Yo El Rey» Aranjuez le 25 avril 1802, contresignée “José Antonio Caballero”
et contresignée au verso “Antonio de Cordova y Heredia” Madrid le 28 avril 1802 et “Pedro Roca” Madrid le 6 mai 1802.
1p 1/2, in 4, en tête «El Rey».
En espagnol.
“….. he venido a conceder a Dn Martin Hartmann, cadete del Regimiento de infanteria suizo de Betschart, la subtenencia que en la tercera compania del primer batallon del mismo cuerpo se halla vacante por el ascenso de Dn Josef Sutter…”
“….. je suis venu accorder à M. Martin Hartmann, cadet du Régiment suisse d’infanterie de Betschart, le poste de sous-lieutenant dans la troisième compagnie du premier bataillon du même corps, devenu vacant en raison de la promotion de M. Josef Sutter…”
