Comtesse de Cléac'h - Comtesse Cornet - Pierre

3 Lots of LAS Nobility of France. 1] Countess de Cléac'h – Signed autograph postcard – 1939 – Nice – French Nobility. Interesting signed autograph postcard, dated May 5, 1939, addressed to Mr. Molieux, 29 rue de la Préfecture in Nice. The card bears handwritten correspondence mentioning an advertisement published in L'Éclaireur, as well as the search for an apartment with at least six rooms, with kitchen, bathroom, and possibly a terrace, in a quiet neighborhood of Nice. The sender also asks for details regarding central heating, rental price, and possible takeovers. The card features two stamps of the French Republic, 15 and 55 centimes, as well as several postmarks and advertising marks. A private correspondence testimony on the eve of World War II, illustrating daily life and residential concerns in French society in the late 1930s. Good overall condition, normal signs of handling and aging. Handwriting well preserved. Document accompanied by its former filing card in a collection dedicated to French nobility. 2] Countess Cornet – Signed autograph note 1904 – Invitation to the Théâtre Français Nobility. Charming signed autograph note, written in Paris on January 13, 1904 and attributed to Countess Cornet. This correspondence concerns an invitation to a performance at the Théâtre Français, scheduled for Monday, January 18, 1904 at 10:00 a.m. The sender notes that she will unfortunately be unable to attend this visit and asks her correspondent to please excuse her. The document provides an interesting testimony of correspondence customs and Parisian cultural life in aristocratic circles at the beginning of the 20th century. The Théâtre Français, also known as the Comédie-Française, is one of the great French theatrical institutions. This piece evokes worldly relations and cultural activities of the Belle Époque. Good overall condition, slight signs of time, ink writing well preserved. Document accompanied by its former nominative filing card, bearing the note “Cornet – Comtesse.” 3] Pierre, Count of Béhague – Signed autograph letter – 1933 – Genealogical research – French Nobility. Interesting set of correspondence and historical documents concerning the de Béhague family, an old French family, and its genealogical research. Autographed letter signed “Pierre Béhague,” dated February 22, 1933, written on personal letterhead with the address Le Chesnay, 4 Avenue de Bellevue, Versailles. In this correspondence, the signer states that he has learned of the existence of a genealogical notice concerning a Béhague family from Pas-de-Calais, published in a bookseller’s catalog. He wishes to obtain this document and to know its price. He also provides the address of Mr. Émile Saffroy, at Le Pré-Saint-Gervais, to whom the notice could be delivered. The letter features a fully developed handwritten signature “Pierre Béhague.” Additional documents: A typed letter dated February 21, 1933, addressed to the Émile Saffroy bookstore, concerning a genealogical notice “Béhague, Calaisis, Artois,” of 16 pages, offered at 30 francs. A postal money-order declaration dated February 22, 1933, addressed to the Countess de Béhague, in Tahiti by Giens (Var). A postal settlement document bearing a stamp dated February 27, 1933. This set illustrates the interest of French aristocratic families in their history, origins, and the preservation of their genealogical archives before and between the wars. The reference to Calaisis and Artois is an interesting element for collectors of historical documents concerning northern France. The presence of correspondence and related postal documents also allows reconstruction of the steps taken with a bookseller specializing in genealogy. Good overall condition, old folds, light handling marks and signs of time. Set accompanied by its former collection filing card, bearing the note “Béhague (Pierre) – Comte.” The photos are an integral part of the description. Shipping by Chronopost or other depending on country with insurance.

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