Letters patent, patent of ennoblement of Jules Pierre César - Lot 10

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Letters patent, patent of ennoblement of Jules Pierre César - Lot 10
Letters patent, patent of ennoblement of Jules Pierre César GUDIN (b. 1808) as Baron de l'Empire. On vellum, with painted coat of arms (wear). Signed February 25, 1813. Signatures of Emperor Napoleon I and Cambacérès. With its red wax seal and ribbons. 42.5 cm x 56.5 cm. Cachet: 12.3 cm. A.B.E. Historical background: Jules Pierre César GUDIN (1808-1847 ) was the youngest son of General Charles Etienne GUDIN, Marshal DAVOUT's famous divisionnaire, killed at Valoutina Gora in August 1812. He served as an officer under King Louis Philippe. On his death, the general's children received an endowment of 4,000 francs and the title of baron. Baron GUDIN's coat of arms is : Argent, on a crescent azure, a rooster proper, points to the chief, below the crescent the chief, below the crescent, a dextrochère azure issuant from the sinister, in chief three gules in fess; military barons' quarter.
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