WALLET OF JEROME BONAPARTE (1830-1893) - Lot 243

Lot n° 243
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WALLET OF JEROME BONAPARTE (1830-1893) - Lot 243
WALLET OF JEROME BONAPARTE (1830-1893) Bears the date of 1865 inscribed in gold on the top, as well as a gilt inscription on the back: "Souvenir J.B. amitié". This wallet contains a visiting card of Jerome Bonaparte. It reads "Jerome Napoleon Bonaparte. Chef d'Escadron aux Dragons de l'Impératrice. 91, Avenue des Champs Elysées". It also contains a writing kit composed of a pen box, a letter opener, two rulers, one of which is graduated up to 10 cm, a penholder, a pencil bearing the inscription "ALT. N° 2" and a folding paper cutter. H : 21,5 cm - W : 19,2 cm - D : 4 cm BE. Second Empire Biography : Jerome Napoleon BONAPARTE II (1830 - 1893) was an officer, Franco-American colonel, son of Jerome Napoleon Bonaparte, born from the union of Jerome Bonaparte future king of Westphalia (1784 - 1860) and Elisabeth Patterson (1785 - 1879). He participated in the Crimean War (1853 - 1856), the Italian Campaign (1859) and the Franco-Prussian War (1870). He was awarded the Crimean Medal and Officer of the Legion of Honor on October 31, 1868.
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