NAPOLÉON III. - Lot 27

Lot n° 27
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NAPOLÉON III. - Lot 27
NAPOLÉON III. Set of 5 autograph dispatches signed A L'IMPERATRICE EUGENIE. 1857-1869 and s.d. - Autograph telegraph dispatch signed at the top "L'Empereur". [Camp de Châlons], "le 18" [September 1857]. "To the Empress in Biarritz". "I have no news from you, which is natural since the sub-prefect writes that you came home at 3 o'clock. The Duke of Cambridge arrived yesterday, and this morning there was a great maneuver. Everything went very well" (1/3 p. folio). - Autograph telegraph dispatch signed "Napoléon". Palais de Saint-Cloud, September 4, 1866. "To the Empress in Biarritz. YOUR DISPATCH THIS EVENING MAKES ME EVEN MORE ANXIOUS TO JOIN YOU SOON. I spent the day in my room, as it rained constantly. Lis un procès amusant dans les Débats du 3 sept. I kiss you both tenderly..." (1/2 p. in-folio, splits at folds). Autograph apostille signed by Baron Gustave Amiot, director of the telegraph service of the Emperor's household. - Autograph telegraph dispatch signed "Napoleon". [Camp de Châlons, June 24, 1869, from an early pencil note by another hand]. "I hope you will return well without too much fatigue. THIS MORNING ANNIVERSARY OF SOLFERINO. Evil Bazaine came at the head of the officers and soldiers present at the Italian campaign to congratulate me; there were 300 officers and 2,000 soldiers. We'll leave tomorrow and be in Paris by 6 1/2". (3/4 p. in-8). - Autograph telegraph dispatch signed at the top "L'Empereur". S.l., "August 15". "To the Empress at Les Eaux-Bonnes. We have just heard mass. It is very hot, but we are very well. Thank you for your good wishes. We regret not being able to be with you. WE KISS YOU TENDERLY..." (1/2 p. in-8, letterhead embossed with his crowned initial). Autograph Apostille signed by Baron Gustave Amiot, Director of the Telegraph Service of the Emperor's Household. - Autograph telegraph dispatch signed at the top "L'Empereur". S.l., "le 30". "To the Empress in St Cloud. I don't understand your dispatch. You won't disturb anyone by coming, on the contrary ALL THE GUARD IS WAITING FOR YOU IMPATIENTLY, but preparations must be made. Answer me and if you come on Friday evening, I'll fetch you" (1/2 p. in-8, some soiling; envelope with embossed imperial coat of arms from the emperor's cabinet, addressed to the chief bailiff, Félix Vervoort). ATTACHED: NAPOLEON III, 3 autograph bills signed "Napoleon" to the Empress, incomplete. S.l.n.d. - Adieu, je t'embrasse tendrement. All yours..." - " ... All yours... Don't give the little one too much sugar, wait for me for that!" - " ... ADIEU MA CHERE EUGENIE, MA CHERE AME ET MON BON GENIE. I kiss you and the little one with all my heart. All yours..."
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