Lafayette, Marquis de, Partly-printed Document Signed ("Lafayette"), one page, 8¼ x 13 inches, Paris, Oct. 6, 1791. As head of the Parisian National Guard during the early years of the French Revolution, Lafayette certifies the signature and record of a soldier who had served in the National Guard and the French Guard. The soldier had served in the 6th Division, 1st Battalion, and had obtained the ranks of sergeant and 2nd Lt. He had been wounded in the right arm. This document was part of the registry for the formation of new Corps in the National Guard. Lafayette signed at lower right. Fine condition.
Estimated Value $600 - 800
Colonial and Revolutionary America
