1808-11 Entire letters with red "Intendant general / de l'armee d'Espagne" on the front and circular "INTENDANCE DE L'ARMEE" Eagle handstamps on the flap, the first sent within Madrid to the French Governor, the second from Madrid to St. Sebastien with black "No. 27 / ARM. FRANCAISE / EN ESPAGNE". (2).

1808-12 Entire letters with "No - / ARM. FRANCAISE / EN ESPAGNE" handstamps comprising No. 7 on 1812 printed letter from Benaventes concerning a soldier taken prisoner in 1810; No. 10 on 1808 letter from Madrid; No. 14 on 1809 letter from "Camp Royal d'Emoral"; and No. 17 on 1811 letter from Lerida with oval Lerida handstamp, two disinfected. (4).

1809-13 Entire letters with "No - / ARM. FRANCAISE / EN ESPAGNE" handstamps comprising No. 24 on 1809 letter from Burgos; No. 26 on 1813 letter from St. Sebastien; No. 34 on 1810 letter from Segovia; and No. 43 on 1811 letter from Santander, two disinfected, all fine. (4).

1810-13 Entire letters from Pamplona, the first with "No. 37 / ARM. FRANCAISE / EN ESPAGNE" in green (previously unrecorded in that colour), the letter on printed notepaper of General George Joseph Dufour; the second with "P.P No. 31 / ARM. FRANCAISE / EN ESPAGNE" in black, both very fine. (2). Photo on Page 44. (Image1)