Set relating to the chief of battalion of the Genius of Augu - Lot 153

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Set relating to the chief of battalion of the Genius of Augu - Lot 153
Set relating to the chief of battalion of the Genius of Auguste Marie de BERTHOIS: -Lettres patentes de Baron. On vellum. Header " LOUIS PAR LA GRACE DE DIEU ROI DE FRANCE ET DE NAVARRE ". Coat of arms painted au naturel in the upper left corner. Done on December 12, 1820. Signature " Louis " and of the guard of seals Pierre de Serre. With a later stamp in green wax of the July Monarchy period. In its complete white metal case. A.B.E. (tear and wear) -With a judgment of March 24, 1821 on the registration of these letters patent -Lettres de chevalier de l'ordre de Saint Louis au nom du Lieutenant-colonel du génie de la Maison du Roi Berthois. Done on September 5, 1814. Signature of Soult Duke of Dalmatia and "Louis". A.B.E. (tear and wear). Missing the seal. Auguste-Marie de Berthois, born on May 17, 1787 in Calais, entered the École polytechnique the thirteenth of his class, in 1805, second lieutenant at the school of Metz in 1807, made the campaigns of Germany (1809), of Spain (1810-1813), of France (1813-1814), and was decorated with the Legion of Honor in 1812. The battle of Sagonte, the siege of Valencia, the battle of Castalla, the defense of Dresden and Mainz, Bautzen, Leipzig, Brienne, Montmirail, Montereau, Craonne, Nangis, Méry, Arcis-sur-Aube, all rank high on his record. Appointed knight of Saint-Louis in 1814, he was charged in 1818 with receiving from the allies the places of Charleville and Mézières. On December 12, 1820, he received the title of baron and was chosen as aide-de-camp to the Duke of Orleans in 1827. Deputy of Ille-et-Vilaine in 1830, lieutenant-colonel in 1831, he made the campaign of Belgium and the siege of Antwerp in 1833. He went to Algeria with the rank of marshal of camp in 1840, took part in the supply of Médéah, in the fight of the Mouzaia pass, and was appointed lieutenant general in 1843. He presided over the general council of Ille-et-Vilaine from 18945 to 1847, was retired in 1848, and died on 15 February 1870.
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