1796-1813 Letters and documents comprising 1789 entire letter posted from Dublin to Comte Antoine Andreossy in Milan; 1796 letter to General Hoche from his secretary discussing military matters, troop movements and the Bureau in Paris; 1800 report signed by Lazare Carnet, Minister of War, sent to Napoleon concerning an officer recommended by General Morand to command the artillery in Alexandria, inscribed with Napoleon's answer, to select another officer; 1808 letter from Stralsund reporting 28 officers in hospital and rapid repairs to the fort; 1809 Power of Attorney from the Imperial Notary in Paris conferring the title of Baron on Alexandre Digeon, Brigadier General in the Armee D'Espagne; 1813 letter from General Damas at Dusseldorf on headed notepaper, concerning the application of a customs officer. (6).

1793-1815 Entire letters from soldiers or officers (22) including three 1806 letters from Col. Barrois of the 96th Regt in Spain with "GRANDE ARMEE" handstamps, three letters on printed notepaper (including "Francois Parra, General de Brigade" signed by Parra from Milan; or Meuniev, Colonel du 9 Regimen d'Infanterie Legore signed by Meuniev from Montreuil), also letters sent to soldiers (2, one in Corfu) or to Col. Barrois or his wife, a few faults though most are fine. (26).

Egypt. 1800 (June 27) Entire letter on printed "Armee D'Orient" notepaper of General Menou, signed by the General, posted from Cairo to Damiette as a free official letter with fine "LE CAIRE" handstamp (34x4mm) in red. Very scarce, possibly the finest of just six recorded examples in red. Photo on Page 96. (Image1)

Germany. 1812 (Apr 12) Two virtually identical entire letters from the Commander of the Marquis Lusignans 16th Infantry at Marburg, addressed to two brothers in Pisa, both retired Italian soldiers, concerning money owed to the brothers by other soldiers which had been won in card games, both entires charged "7".

Army of Germany. 1809-10 Entire letters to France, the first from Brunn with "No 26 / ARM. D'ALLEMAGNE" in blue-green; the second from Aurolz with "No 28 / ARM. D'ALLEMAGNE" in black, both fine and scarce, the second not recorded in "Franzoische Armeepost" by A. Reinhardt. (2).