Commissariato di Polizia di Trieste - Carta di Sicurezza – Napoleone I – Trieste - 1811

**Napoleonic Security Card – Trieste, 1811**

Rare historical document dating from the period of Napoleonic administration in Trieste, handwritten date of 1811, bearing the official heading **«IN THE NAME OF NAPOLEON I»**.

This is a Security Card issued by the Trieste Police Commissariat, used to identify the bearer and establish their identity with the civil and military authorities.

The document features the Napoleonic imperial eagle, an official stamp, handwritten signatures, and a detailed physical description of the bearer.

Produced on a pre-printed form and completed by hand, it appears to include a possible handwritten correction to the date.

**Condition:** preserved in a gold-colored frame with a red backing. The card shows yellowing, age spots, creases, and slight signs of wear along the edges, as shown in the photographs.

An interesting testament to the administrative and civil history of Trieste during the First French Empire, of particular interest to collectors of Napoleonic documents, manuscripts, and historical memorabilia.

Sold with the frame shown in the photographs.