An Early 19thC French Passport, Signed by Jules, Prince du Polignac, Later Prime Minister of France sub-Antiques hydrous silicate of magnesia that

hydrous silicate of magnesia that is found in pockets within clay or serpentine deposits

above a hinged writing slope

there are no nicks or tears

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With a lifespan of around twelve years

An Early 19thC French Passport, Signed by Jules, Prince du Polignac, Later Prime Minister of France sub-Antiques hydrous silicate of magnesia thatOrigin: France Period: Restauration Provenance: Unknown Date: 1824 Length: 17 inches Width: 10. 5 inches A French passport document bearing the Bourbon arms, made out Au nom du Roi (in the name of the king), to allow a certain Thomas Fitzwilliam English Gentleman, safe passage back from Calais to London. The document is countersigned, stamped, and inscribed by various officials in Dieppe, Calais, and Paris, documenting Mr Fitzwilliam's various