Baron de Biederdumpfel de Saint Jean - Comte de F. de Buisseret - Jean Péguillon de Sartoux. - 3 LAS des familles aristocratiques françaises et européennes. - 1904-1933

Set of three handwritten signed letters, dating from the early 20th century, from personalities belonging to French and European aristocratic families.

1] Baron de Biederdumpfel de Saint Jean.
Autograph letter signed, dated in Paris, October 1, 1904, accompanied by an aristocratic printed visiting card and a card bearing several heraldic drawings in manuscript.
The letter is written in blue ink on letterhead embellished with printed coats of arms.
The author responds to a request concerning genealogical and heraldic research. He mentions in particular the coats of arms of the Favier and de Blason families, with precise indications of colors and figures depicted.
The document includes a hand-drawn shield (escutcheon) accompanied by a heraldic description.
The letter also mentions a meeting scheduled for Sunday, October 9, 1904.
Supplementary items: A printed visiting card in the name of Baron de Bierdümpfel de Saint-Alban, from the Maison B. Arnaud, bearing the address 46, rue de Dunkerque in Paris.
A handwritten card presenting several heraldic drawings in blue ink: a crenellated tower, a branch, and two stylized flowers, accompanied by annotations.
Testimony of exchanges between amateurs and specialists in genealogy and heraldry at the beginning of the 20th century.

2] Count de F. de Buisseret.
Autograph letter signed by Count F. de Buisseret, written in black ink on personal stationery.
The paper features in the upper left corner a crowned monogram impressed in relief, characteristic of private aristocratic correspondence.
The count mentions a stockbroker in Paris, asking that the correspondence be transmitted to him. He specifies that he is then in Besançon and asks his correspondent to send the documents to that city.
The letter ends with a polite closing and a handwritten signature.
“Cte F. de Buisseret.”
Relief-impressed crowned monogram on the paper.
Private correspondence related to financial affairs. Mentions Paris and Besançon.
Autograph signature of the count.
Undated document, ascribed to the early 20th century according to old filing, subject to confirmation.
Historical interest: document illustrating the personal correspondence and financial affairs of a member of the aristocracy.

3] Jean Péguillon de Sartoux.
Autograph letter signed by Jean Péguillon de Sartoux, dated February 12, 1933.
The letter is written on letterhead printed: Domaine de Sainte-Maisse.
Le Cannet-des-Maures.
It is addressed to Mr. Director Émile Lafforgue, in Paris.
Jean Péguillon de Sartoux thanks his correspondent for sending a book devoted to a family whose name appears underlined in the manuscript.
He expresses his gratitude and his distinguished sentiments.
The letter ends with his complete autograph signature, “Jean Péguillon de Sartoux.”
Correspondence dated 1933.
Letterhead of the Domaine de Sainte-Maisse. Mention of Le Cannet-des-Maures, in the Var. Correspondence related to a work of family or genealogical interest.
Complete handwritten signature.
Testimony of literary and genealogical exchanges within French family and aristocratic circles of the interwar period. Old documents showing normal signs of handling, folds of correspondence, light marks and natural aging of the paper.
The handwriting, signatures, heraldic elements and letterheads are overall well preserved and legible.
Set of three autograph letters signed, accompanied by heraldic documents and an aristocratic visiting card.

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