Mother of Napoleon (1750–1836). ALS in Italian, signed “Bonaparte,” one page, 7.25 x 9.25, July 3, 1801. Letter to Francisco Braccini. In part (translated): “M. Rollier, dear Braccini, has had delivered to me the one thousand five hundred francs which you sent here to his wife, but in your letter you have not indicated what they are for. I hope you will inform me…I wish to know if you have been satisfied with what they have given you for the wheat which you have supplied per order of the Central Administration…P.S. The entire family is enjoying good health; Luciano and Luigi are in Spain.” Address panel to reverse of second integral page has also been filled out in her hand. Bibliotheca Lindesiana coronet stamp to upper left indicates provenance from the collection of the Earls of Crawford. In fine condition, with intersecting folds, light circular toning from wax seal, and light repaired paper loss to second integral page. Accompanied by a full translation. At the time, Napoleon’s younger brother, Luciano [Lucien], was serving as an ambassador to Spain. Pre-certified PSA/DNA.
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