PASSPORT 1841 - French Passport for engraver Ferdinand Delannoy Autograph Type_Books and ProgrammesPASSPORT, 1841 French passport, partly printed and engraved with a decorative border, in the name of Ferdinand Delannoy, an artist, draughtsman and engraver travelling to Switzerland, the Sardinian, Lombard, Venitian, Tuscan, and Roman States, Naples and Sicily, travelling via either Strassbourg or Marseille with his wife. 1 page large folio, together with stamps from French embassies during his travels and from border controls in the places visited
whom Lady Blessington had known well
niece of his lover Marion Davies
and is slightly dusty
It is a very beautiful exhibition
600 stayed with their Regiment in spite of their wounds
and a secretary has noted “Ans[were]d Misc Bk
but cleared of cowardice
1st Viscount Montgomery of Alamein (1887-1976)
There is much transparent paper that will take half-tone
They waste their ammunition
and during that time she told me of your great talent
arguing for compulsory military service in order to boost Britain’s military inadequacy in the face of possible invasion
