ROYALTY: A small good selection of four A.Ls.S., two of them by two European Queens, one in the hand of a Princess and the last by the Bishop of Bristol, all of them corresponding to the early beginning of the 19th century, addressed to Kings or members of the Royal European courts. Maria Amalia of Naples & Sicily (1782-1866) Queen consort of the French 1830-48 as spouse of Louis Philippe I. A.L.S., `Amalia´, two pages, 8vo, to a very attractive letter paper with embossed and decorated borders, Palermo, 27th November 1807, to her brother the Heir Prince Francis, in Italian. The Princess reports on news regarding thier brothers and sisters, also to a trip and to a play they have acted, called ''Olivo e Pasquale''. With blank integral leaf; Grand Duchess Alexandra of Russia (1830-1911) Princess Alexandra of Saxe-Altenburg. Spouse of Grand Duke Konstantin Nikolayevich of Russia, son of Tsar Nicholas I. A clean L.S., Alexandra, two pages, to the King Ferdinand II of the Two Sicilies, in French. Alexandra congratulates Ferdinand II and his wife Maria Theresa of Austria, for the new born Prince. Prince Januarius, Count of Caltagirone, was born on 28th February 1857. He was the last child and son of Ferdinand II, and died of cholera at the very early age of ten. With blank integral leaf; Francisco de Paula of Spain (1794-1865) Infante of Spain. Youngest son of Charles IV of Spain. He was a brother of Spanish King Ferdinand VII, as well as uncle and father-in -law of Queen Isabella II. He lived in exile after the Napoleonic invasión. A.L.S., `Francesco Antonio´, one page, 4to, Rome, 30th September 1815, to his brother the King of Spain Ferdinand VII, in Italian. The infante congratulates his brother for his name´s day, St. Francis, which he also shares, and refers to their mother and father, King Charles IV and Queen Maria Luisa of Parma, both in exile in Italy and suffering different legs pains etc… With blank integral leaf; and Antonio Pascual of Spain (1755-1817) Son of King Charles III of Spain and brother of Kings Charles IV of Spain and Ferdinand I of the Two Sicilies. A.L.S., `Antonio Pasqual´, one page, 4to, Madrid, 4th October 1816, to his brother King Ferdinand I of the Two Sicilies, in Spanish. Antonio Pasqual reports on his nephews arrived from Portugal, and thanks him for a work forwarded to him. Together with four envelopes, three of them addressed to the King of the Two Sicilies, all of them bearing wax seals to the verso. Small overall minor age wear, otherwise G to
ROYALTY: A small good selection of four A.Ls.S., two of them by two European Queens, one in the hand of a Princess and the last by the Bishop of Bristol, all of them corresponding to the early beginning of the 19th century, addressed to Kings or members of the Royal European courts. Maria Amalia of Naples & Sicily (1782-1866) Queen consort of the French 1830-48 as spouse of Louis Philippe I. A.L.S., `Amalia´, two pages, 8vo, to a very attractive letter paper with embossed and decorated borders, Palermo, 27th November 1807, to her brother the Heir Prince Francis, in Italian. The Princess reports on news regarding thier brothers and sisters, also to a trip and to a play they have acted, called ''Olivo e Pasquale''. With blank integral leaf; Grand Duchess Alexandra of Russia (1830-1911) Princess Alexandra of Saxe-Altenburg. Spouse of Grand Duke Konstantin Nikolayevich of Russia, son of Tsar Nicholas I. A clean L.S., Alexandra, two pages, to the King Ferdinand II of the Two Sicilies, in French. Alexandra congratulates Ferdinand II and his wife Maria Theresa of Austria, for the new born Prince. Prince Januarius, Count of Caltagirone, was born on 28th February 1857. He was the last child and son of Ferdinand II, and died of cholera at the very early age of ten. With blank integral leaf; Francisco de Paula of Spain (1794-1865) Infante of Spain. Youngest son of Charles IV of Spain. He was a brother of Spanish King Ferdinand VII, as well as uncle and father-in -law of Queen Isabella II. He lived in exile after the Napoleonic invasión. A.L.S., `Francesco Antonio´, one page, 4to, Rome, 30th September 1815, to his brother the King of Spain Ferdinand VII, in Italian. The infante congratulates his brother for his name´s day, St. Francis, which he also shares, and refers to their mother and father, King Charles IV and Queen Maria Luisa of Parma, both in exile in Italy and suffering different legs pains etc… With blank integral leaf; and Antonio Pascual of Spain (1755-1817) Son of King Charles III of Spain and brother of Kings Charles IV of Spain and Ferdinand I of the Two Sicilies. A.L.S., `Antonio Pasqual´, one page, 4to, Madrid, 4th October 1816, to his brother King Ferdinand I of the Two Sicilies, in Spanish. Antonio Pasqual reports on his nephews arrived from Portugal, and thanks him for a work forwarded to him. Together with four envelopes, three of them addressed to the King of the Two Sicilies, all of them bearing wax seals to the verso. Small overall minor age wear, otherwise G to
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