Patent of sabre of honor given by the First Consul Bonaparte - Lot 225

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Patent of sabre of honor given by the First Consul Bonaparte - Lot 225
Patent of sabre of honor given by the First Consul Bonaparte to the citizen Dominique Danglade, adjutant-majorlieutenant in the 27th ½ brigade of line infantry, given in Paris on 4 pluviôse year XI, for: "The affair which took place on 5 floréal year VIII in Bischoffen, where he protected by a skilful maneuver the retreat of some companies strongly charged by the hullans, he received at this battle six wounds". Piece on parchment partly printed with vignette: "Bonaparte 1er consul de la République", dry stamp; signed: "Bonaparte", by Alexandre Berthier and the secretary of state Hugues Maret; gilt frame with passe-partout; 33 x 41,5 cm. Consulate period. Good condition. Dominique DANGLADE, born in Tarbes on November 27, 1774 † on June 27, 1854. Knight of the order of the Legion of honor on September 24, 1803, officer on prairial 26, year XII (June 14, 1804). Attached are copies of archival documents that will be given to the buyer.
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