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Quittance autographe de Charles de Sévigné, fils de la Marquise
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Add to basket1 pièce autographe signée 1/2 p. In-4 19 décembre 1685 Encre brune sur feuillet de papier vergé filigrané. Bon, une minime tache. Traces d'onglet. Quittance autographe signée de Charles de Sévigné, fils de la Marquise de Sévigné. "J'ay receu de monsieur le comte de Rais la somme de deux mille livres à valoir sur les arérages qu'il me doit, sans préjudice du principal, ny des autres intereststant escheus qu'à eschoir". Aristocrate et militaire français. Il est le fils de Madame de Sévigné.
