POPE CLEMENT XI SIGNED DOCUMENT AS CARDINAL

Italian pope (1649-1721), born Giovanni Francesco Albani, who ascended the papal throne in 1700 and served until his death. Scarce manuscript DS in Latin, signed "G. F. Cardle Albani," one page, 14.5

Italian pope (1649-1721), born Giovanni Francesco Albani, who ascended the papal throne in 1700 and served until his death. Vellum manuscript DS in Latin, signed “G. F. Cardle Albani,” one

born Ambrogio Damiano Achille Ratti in May of 1857, died February 10, 1939, was head of the Catholic Church from February 6, 1922 to his death in 1939, marriage blessing document in French text, with

Property from the Estate of William H. Rasch Description: A Pope Leo XIII (1810-1903) and A Pope Leo XI (1535-1605) Related Document, comprising Pope Leo XI letter signed and a Leo XIII papal brie

1753 Apologie des Jugemens French Secular Tribunals Unigenitus Pope Clement XI 4v A rare 18th-century history of French secular tribunals. Written by Gabriel Maultrot and Claude Mey, “Apologie d

Quesnellianae Theses A SS D N Papa Clemente XI Confixae…, by Pasquale Quesnel, printed at Beneventi MDCCXXI (1721). Half and full title, [36] , 513, [10]. Vellum binding Very Good, internally Very G

An engraving of Francesco Zucchi (1692-1764) of an audience before Pope Clement XI, circa 1721. Fine condition, measures 7.25 x 11”. Reserve: $14.00 Shipping: Domestic: Flat-rate of $5.00 to anywh

Bull granted by Pope Clement XIV signed by King Charles III in 1779. It shows wear, wrinkles and marks of use. With folds and some humidity stains. Measures: 29,5 x 20,5 cm. Bull granted by Pope Cleme

Pope Alexander VII. Pope Leo XI. Cardinal Richelieu.

Born Alessandro Ottaviano de Medici in 1535, he served as pope from April 1-27, 1605; his pontificate is one of the briefest in history, having lasted under a month. Uncommon LS in Italian, signed &ld

Pope Sixtus V, Pope of Rome (1521-1590), rein 1551-1590) Framed Signed Document, and engraved portrait. No translation available. Framed and glazed. 6.5lb Measurements: Document 12.5” x 7.75&rdq

1 page, loose; 21 x 30 cm (8 1/4 x 11 3/4 in.)

TWO SIGNED LEGAL DOCUMENTS WITH NOTARY PUBLIC SEAL BY CLEMENT BIDDLE AND ONE SIGNED MERCHANDISE DOCUMENT BY MERCHANT STEPHEN JUMEL 3 pages, all double-sided, loose; largest measuring: 33 x 42 cm (13 x

Autographs Clement Biddle - Revolutionary War Officer Friend of Washington Signed 1793 Sight Draft Fiscal Document CLEMENT BIDDLE (1740-1814). Colonel In the Revolutionary War, he Served at the Battle

The taller vase honors Beethoven; the shorter vase does not identify the man in profile. It looks like it may be a pope or cardinal. Both vases are Signed on the Undersides, and are both Cracked near

(7) Autographs incl. Pope Pius XII, E. Roosevelt, Group of 7 autographed documents, includes color portrait of Pope Pius XII signed underneath, engraving of the White House signed Eleanor Roosevelt be

(7) Autographs incl. Pope Pius XII, E. Roosevelt, Group of 7 autographed documents, incl. color portrait of Pope Pius XII signed underneath, engraving of the White House signed Eleanor Roosevelt benea

Three Pope Etchings. Including: 1. Innocent XI, 18x15cm. 2. Clement X , 19x15.5cm. 3. Innocent XII, 19x15cm.

PIUS XI: (1857-1939) Pope of the Roman Catholic Church 1922-39. Pius XI was the first sovereign of Vatican City from its creation as an independent state on 11th February 1929. A good signed 12.5 x 18

A rare FDC signed by a dozen famous Cardinals and Popes to be with a book value of over 500 bucks with COA

The Letter signed by Cardinal John J. O'Connor (1920 – 2000) the Archbishop of New York (1984 – 2000). Not a Photocopy, Signature unverified. The original document from the archive of Jordan I. La

Charley Harper (American, 1922-2007), Cardinal on Cornserigraph in colors, pencil signed and numbered 446/500 lower margin, retaining gallery documents, matted and framed. Image size 13 x 18 1/4 in. F

(19th/20th century) Baptism Rite with a Cardinal or Pope Blessing the Infant of the King and His wife, possibly Charles I, signed indistinctly lower left "EFadul.../Roma 1913", oil on canvas, 27-3/8 x

Dated 8 April 1850 A.D. A Papal document issued two years after the enthronement of Pius IX, providing 20 pages of ink Latin text in a clear hand on paper and signed by Cardinal Luigi Lambruschini and