France, I Empire. A Letter from Napoleon with Orders for his Minister of War, 1810 certificate_of_authenticity as well as training and

as well as training and military scenes throughout Pomerania

four Military District of Washington (MDW) Shoulder Sleeve Insignia (in red

along with a CD containing seven pages with copies of his First World War Medals Index Card (entitling him to the British War Medal and the Victory Medal)

likely between 1925-1940

(Flaggen Schwindel-Abzeichen)

France, I Empire. A Letter from Napoleon with Orders for his Minister of War, 1810 certificate_of_authenticity as well as training andThis short, five line (one line redacted) handwritten letter is dated 12 October 1810 and signed by Napoleon Bonaparte. He writes to Monsieur Le Duc de Feltre, Minister of War, instructing him to order one of the line infantry regiments of his guard to go to Saumur. Attached to the bottom left corner of the parchment is a small note, confirming that the letter was received on 13 October and handed over to M. Gerard that same day. Measuring at 18. 5cm