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1818-1819: Two Passports Délivrés IN Of Soldiers Irish Se Making It IN Fr For Sale
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1818-1819: Two Passports Délivrés IN Of Soldiers Irish Se Making It IN Fr:
$268.65
1818-1819: two passports issued to Irish soldiers traveling to France1818-1819: two passports issued to Irish soldiers traveling to FranceDocument type : printed partly handwritten Number of documents: 2 - Number of pages: 2 p. - Size: Folio Place : Dublin Date : 1818-1819 RECIPIENT : Without State : Okay, a few creases. Set of two passports printed in the name of the French Consulate in Dublin and issued to Mr. Hugh White, \"discharged soldier\" and Mr. Sam Stevenson \"retired soldier\", both natives of Ireland. Authorizations to travel to France, with their French wives. Physical descriptions of the two men in the left margin. Vignettes engraved on the head with the arms of France, “In the Name of the King”. Documents signed by the interested parties, the \"Roman\" Consul of France and by Pierre-Marie de La Flscale \"Chancellor of the Consulate\" of France in Dublin. watermarked paper \"1814\" and \"Pickering 1816\". Stamps on the back of a document with scratched mention \"Seen for boarding [...] on the liner Iris [...]\". - Fixed costs: same costs for all time: 1 business day
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PaymentPayment methods accepted: Contact us for any questions. 1818-1819: two passports issued to Irish soldiers traveling to France 1818-1819: two passports issued to Irish soldiers traveling to France Set of two passports printed in the name of the French Consulate in Dublin and issued to Mr. Hugh White, \"discharged soldier\" and Mr. Sam Stevenson \"retired soldier\", both natives of Ireland. Authorizations to travel to France, with their French wives. Physical descriptions of the two men in the left margin. Vignettes engraved on the head with the arms of France, “In the Name of the King”. Documents signed by the interested parties, the \"Roman\" Consul of France and by Pierre-Marie de La Flscale \"Chancellor of the Consulate\" of France in Dublin. watermarked paper \"1814\" and \"Pickering 1816\". Stamps on the back of a document with scratched mention \"Seen
1818-1819: Two Passports Délivrés IN Of Soldiers Irish Se Making It IN Fr $268.65
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