Louis Philippe King - Signed autograph letter, with a letter from A. Thürheim

Description: Louis Philippe King - Signed autograph letter, with a letter from A. ThürheimThe description of this item has been automatically translated. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us. Louis-Philippe. Autograph letter signed from 1822 King * Autograph letter signed from 1822 with 1.5 mm mourning border."Yes, without doubt, my dear [Cynéors], I will have great pleasure in finally seeing you again, and in kissing you in Paris, a place that I never flattered myself of ever seeing again, and where I always feel very keenly the happy to have returned. I will be delighted if, as you tell me, I do not find you much changed, because it has been a long time since we last saw each other, and as for me, I am used to people barely recognizing me. , since I had the misfortune of entering the class of [?]. Sad and disastrous class from which you are exempt, which means that you will always be young. Please be my interpreter to Madame de [Starhemberg], and tell her on my behalf how happy I will be to see her again. [...]" Dimensions: 25.2 x 20.5 cm State : A lack of paper on the letter with loss of a few words, see photos for more details. Number of pages: 3 pages* Letter from Andor Thürheim dated July 22, 1875 concerning the letter from Louis-Philippe and a transcription of this letter in French"[...] Enclosed, I send you a handwritten letter from Louis-Philippe (from the year 1822 Neuilly just before the birth of Aumale), addressed to my grandfather, then the Fürst Louis Starhemberg died 1833, who, as ambassador to London from 1792 to 1809, very often received the Duke of [Geleuns] at his home and was very close with him. I have this letter from Miss Muttner who herself received it from her father's estate. As for Sickingen I will write, but they do not seem to show much historical interest in their illustrious ancestor. [...]"Dimensions: 22.7 x 14.4 cmState : See photos for more details.Number of pages: 4 pages Louis-Philippe Louis-Philippe Iᵉʳ, or simply Louis-Philippe, born October 6, 1773 in Paris and died August 26, 1850 at Claremont House, Surrey, is the last king to have reigned in France, between 1830 and 1848, with the title of " king of the French. Wikipedia Contact us Autograph letters, old papers, old books, photographs, engravings, stamps... We assess and/or buy your letters, collections of letters and old books throughout France. A question? Any clarification? PaymentPayments are accepted via eBay, PayPal, wire transfer or check. Sending Carefully sent in rigid, waterproof packaging within three days. Please allow for normal postal delays in addition. Back Satisfied or refunded. If you are not completely satisfied, return at the seller's expense for Europe. At the buyer's expense for the rest of the world. * Autograph letter signed from 1822 with 1.5 mm mourning border."Yes, without doubt, my dear [Cynéors], I will have great pleasure in finally seeing you again, and in kissing you in Paris, a place that I never flattered myself of ever seeing again, and where I always feel very keenly the happy to have returned. I will be delighted if, as you tell me, I do not find you much changed, because it has been a long time since we last saw each other, and as for me, I am used to people barely recognizing me. , since I had the misfortune of entering the class of [?]. Sad and disastrous class from which you are exempt, which means that you will always be young. Please be my interpreter to Madame de [Starhemberg], and tell her on my behalf how happy I will be to see her again. [...]" Dimensions: 25.2 Caractéristiques spéciales Signé Caractéristiques spéciales lettre autographe Caractéristiques spéciales Manuscrit Auteur Louis-Philippe Langue Français Époque XIXème Sujet Politique et gouvernement

Price: 312.36 USD

Location: Fondettes

End Time: 2025-01-08T13:52:01.000Z

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