MARSHALS OF FRANCE: Two attractive Ls.S., by two French

MARSHALS OF FRANCE: Two attractive Ls.S., by two French Marshals of the former period before revolution, being Guy Michel de Durfort (1704-1773) Duke of Randan, Marshal of France. L.S., The Duke of Randan, two pages, Folio, Besançon, 6th October 1755, in French. The partially printed document, bearing a large coat of arms at the heading is a military order given to the infantry regiment of Alsace, instructing them to depart and where to go, explaining the route to follow. The document bears to the verso in multiple different hands, numerous annotations, countersigned, reporting on each arrival and departure station; Louis César Le Tellier (1695-1771) Duke d´Estrée, Marshal of France. L.S., L.C Destrées, two pages, folio, Caen, 28th August 1756, in French. The partially printed document, bearing two large coats of arms, his own one and the French army one, is a military order given to two regiments. Carefully annotated to the verso the number of officers and horses comprising the regiment. Very small overall age wear and few minor stains, otherwise VG, 2 £100-120