Letters, documents, 1700s, 1800s.
 

Tell me where and how you can determine who owns, purpose and price of these things?
Size A4, on average, but there are more and less.

The first 5 pictures - in 1808, five second photo - 1723.

A.
№ 214, 21.12.1817 year.

Two.
№ 220, 24.12.1817 year.

A.
In 1833.

Two.
In 1746.

Three.
In 1782.

1825, 1814, 1879 and 1917 he

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A.
Document - 1814

Two.
Letter - 1782.

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letter 1780

A.
Document - 1814

Two.
Letter - 1782.

letter 1780

Alex, you have interesting documents.

You posted a photo, and you need to do the scans and post.

Then people would be better to read the texts.

There are those who read and be able to do the translation.

There was no scanner now do, and then will set.

Were still in the box logs the beginning of the 20th century, humor France.
And the empty envelopes 1901-1904 GG

And now this poster, see 42h33

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Scans documents will set the first attachment, can anyone translate?

And a separate sheet.

Scans documents will set the first attachment, can anyone translate?

And a separate sheet.

21 decembre 1817.
Number 214.

Is not this letter to the emperor, which Edmond Dantes was to deliver in Paris, Mr. Noirtier?
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The prosecutor Villefort, evidently because of his or burned.

Translate fuck oneself out there, writing a completely uzhastno.

Free of charge, no one will translate.

Offered to put up the scans, here and put a couple.

As for the handwriting, it's not me, sorry, written 200-250 years ago ...

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This is a type of monument to Peter I, Etienne Falconet?
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It's in French, the agony of Catholic missionaries in China.

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In Moscow there is Archive Institute, where such documents may be considered.

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In French, there is the name of Napoleon ...
Maybe this is interesting for the Historical Museum of ...

[QUOTE="Alex, 1977831 ']This is a type of monument to Peter I, Etienne Falconet?
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And what about the monument?
Currently stands in St. Petersburg.

[B][I][COLOR="Navy"]And right in the dark heights

To safeguard the cliff

An idol with outstretched hand

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