Memories Of The Foissart Family Of Rozeville

Souvenirs of the Foissart de Rozeville family Beautiful set, well framed, and despite small accidents to the two letters, distinctions practically SUP Frames: 35 cm high, 29.5 cm wide each. Souvenirs of the Foissart de Rozeville family - Knight's Cross of Saint-Louis, of a model from the beginning of the Restoration, ordinance module, in chased and enameled gold, the points without balls and the centers in two parts, old ribbon with a large ribbon cockade, framed under glass and modern wooden rod with a handwritten letter, dated January 1, 1816, and signed by the Captain of the 1st Company of Musketeers of the King, announcing to Monsieur de Rozeville his nomination in the Order of Saint-Louis on December 29, 1815. Beautiful red wax seal of the Musketeers of the King. A small cartouche on the back of the frame specifies that it is the cross of Louis, François Foissart, knight of Rozeville, born in Paris in 1764, died in the Ardennes in 1830. - Star of knight of the Legion of Honor of the model of the July Monarchy, reduced to half-size, chased silver and enameled gold, period ribbon, framed under glass and modern wooden rod, with a letter-certificate with the letterhead of the Grand Chancellery, dated June 30, 1831, and announcing to Charles Foissart de Rozeville, Captain in the 65th Line Regiment his appointment dated June 21. Signature Mac Donald and stamp. A small cartouche on the back of the frame specifies that it is the son of the previous officer, born in the Ardennes in 1786 and died in 1850.