Collectif - Acte de Francisation des Bâtiments du Commerce Français - 1822-1892

Ranskalaisen kaupallisen rakennusten francisation-aktin hakemus Ranskan kansan nimeen seuraaville:

Höyrylaiva nimeltä "Colombie" - 1860
Höyrylaiva siipikoneella nimeltä "Ville de Bône" - 1886
Höyrylaiva siipikoneella nimeltä "Labourdonnais" - 1822
Höyrylaiva siipikoneella nimeltä "Mendoza" - 1872
Höyrylaiva siipikoneella nimeltä "Rio-Grande" - 1892

Muutama pieni repeämä.

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Fraasinvoution ilmaisu "Acte de Francisation des Bâtiments du Commerce Français au nom du Peuple Français" viittaa viralliseen asiakirjaan, joka todistaa, että alus saa purjehtiakseen Ranskan lipun alla.

Historiallisesti francisation-aktin myönsi ranskalaiset viranomaiset seuraaviin tarkoituksiin:
- tunnistaa aluksen ranskalaisuuden (« franciser » la bâtiment) ;
- antaa sen liputtaa Ranskan lipulla ;
- identifoida omistaja, suurikokoisuus ja sen pääpiirteet ;
- antaa sille oikeus nauttia Ranskan aluksiin liittyvistä oikeuksista ja suojelusta.

Malli "in the name of the French people" on republikaalinen muoto, jota käytetään monilla hallinnollisilla ja virallisilla asiakirjoilla.

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The Steam named "Colombia" - 1860
The Propeller Steam named "Ville de Bône" - 1886
The Propeller Steam named "Labourdonnais" - 1822
The Propeller Steam named "Mendoza" - 1872
The Propeller Steam named "Rio-Grande" - 1892
A few small tears.

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The expression "Acte de Francisation des Bâtiments du Commerce Français au nom du Peuple Français" refers to an official document certifying that a ship is authorized to sail under the French flag.

Historically, an act of francization was issued by the French authorities for:
- to recognize the French nationality of a ship ("francize" the vessel);
- to allow it to fly the French flag;
- identify its owner, tonnage, and its main characteristics;
- to give it the right to benefit from the rights and protections attached to French ships.

The formula "in the name of the French people" is the republican formula used on many administrative and official acts.


Act of Francization of French Trade Buildings in the name of the French people for:

Le Vapeur nommé "Les Deux Frères No. 2 - 1880
The Propeller Steam named "Eumanthe" - 1875
The Propeller Steam named "Brazil" - 1889
The Propeller Steam named "Tiger" - 1869
The Propeller Steam named "City of Barcelona" - 1887

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The expression "Acte de Francisation des Bâtiments du Commerce Français au nom du Peuple Français" refers to an official document certifying that a ship is authorized to sail under the French flag.

Historically, an act of francization was issued by the French authorities for:
- to recognize the French nationality of a ship ("francize" the vessel);
- to allow it to fly the French flag;
- identify its owner, tonnage, and its main characteristics;
- to give it the right to benefit from the rights and protections attached to French ships.

The formula "in the name of the French people" is the republican formula used on many administrative and official acts.