Louis Chevrolet signed document

A RARE Chevrolet Parts Order for 1919 Distributor cap and pins he has written OK and signefd in pencil very rare with COA

Louis Pasteur Signed on a 1.5X2.5 blue document page cut

LOUIS XIV. Louis par la grace de Dieu Roy de France et de Navarre. Documento su pergamena firmato.Versailles, 26 gennaio 1696Pergamena di 255x490 mm. Testo su sedici righe, inchiostro bruno. In fine g

King Louis XVI Autographed Royal Document - Elegantly Encased and Preserved. We are proud to present a magnificent piece of world history: an authentic Royal Document signed personally by King Louis X

LOUIS XVI, King of France (1754-1793). Document signed ("Louis"), 17 December 1776. Countersigned by several ministers.   1 page, folio, creased and spotted with some smudged ink. A document rega

LOUIS XVI, King of France (1754-1793). Partly printed document signed ("Louis"), July 16, 1791. Countersigned by Arnaud de Laporte.   1 page, folio, some minor staining and a few tiny holes. &#16

LOUIS XVI, King of France (1754-1793). Partly printed document signed ("Louis"), 29 September 1791. Countersigned by Arnaud de Laporte, and with an autograph note signed verso ("Laporte").   1 pa

LOUIS XVI, King of France (1754-1793). Document signed ("Louis"), 23 December 1783. Countersigned by several ministers. 3 pages, folio, with seal of the region of Chalons, on a bifolium, some toning.

A suite of documents with the main document signed "Louis" Louis XV (1710-1774) and by his Secretary of State Louis Phelypeaux. The document signed at Versailles with attached notes one signed Arnaud.

Document signed "Louis" Louis XV (1710-1774) and by his Secretary of State Louis Phelypeaux. The document signed at Versailles circa 1755. Sealed, marginal damp stain. Measures 9 x 13". Reserve: $100.

Historical rare document, signed; "Louis," one page, 9.75X14, March 31, 1718. Document in French, ordering Degrain du St. Marceau to appear at Dijon in May. In very good condition, with scattered stai

Framed group of signed documents, (1) document signed by Louis XIV, King of France (1638-1715), co-signed by Jerome Phelypeau, Comte de Pontchartrain (1674-1747), dated April 1715, an order authorizin

French document (military appointment) dated May 25, 1782, secretarial signed for Louis XVI and signed by the Prince de Conde (1736-1818). Document measures 13.5" x 9" (sight) and is framed

Heading: Author: Chouteau, Auguste Title: Manuscript judicial finding signed by Auguste Chouteau Place Published: Saint Louis Publisher: Date Published: 4 March 1811 Description: <

Clipped from a work order document is the rare signature of Automobile pioneer Louis Chevrolet with COA

An interesting ensemble of documents tied together by string authorizing the creation of the province of Dauphine during the reign of King Louis XIII (1610-1643), Handwrittne vellum document signed "P

First military service during the 30 Years' War. In 1630, he became Marshal of France. He led the royal troops. He had no political ambitions, but Louis XIV took his advice very seriously. In 1674, he

One of the most important creators of the French Revolutionary Army (1753-1823); he voted for the death of Louis XVI and was appointed by Napoleon to the post of Minister of War. Manuscript DS in Fren

Joseph Pulitzer Signed Contract for Rebuild of St. Louis-Post Dispatch Building A partially printed document signed by Joseph Pulitzer (1847-1911) as “Joseph Pulitzer&rdquo;, 3pp, 8.5" x 14", n.

Large vellum manuscript document in French regarding a matter relating to a Francois Boulieu granting an exemption. Signed "Louis". Louis XV was King of France from 1715 to 1774. Signed Par le Roy ind

RUSSIAN CAMPAIGN 1812: An excellent selection of three documents signed by three French Generals, all of them killed during the Russian Campaign of 1812, comprising Jean Louis Romeuf (1766-1812) Briga

Gravier de Vergennes, Charles (1717 - 1787). French statesman; as Foreign Minister under Louis LVI Shipping cost: $12, Different rate(s) to California, Alaska Hawaii and all international apply.

a twenty line letter ["Depar Le Roy.."] signed at bottom "Louis", Louis XIV (1638-1715), 1655, brown ink on laid paper, 12 x 9-1/8 in. Provenance: From the Collection of Daniel Bibb, Atlanta, Georgia

French passport dated 1811, signed by Albert Louis Emanuel de Fouler, squire to Napoleon, The document bears a Pro Patria watermark, ink on paper, size folded, 12 5/8" x 8"