Jean-Baptiste Marchand - Apostille Autographe sur Facture pour l'Empereur [Cent Jours] - 1815

A Piece of the Life of the Emperor validated by his faithful Valet de Chambre Louis Joseph Marchand Napoleon begins his second reign on March 20 in Paris. -------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------------- Silk Stocking Whitening Memories for His Majesty the Emperor by Perdu, rue des Vieux Etuves Saint Honoré No 1er --------- From March 27 to April 30, 1815 to have laundered 51 pairs of stockings at forty cents the pair is 20 f 40 c for dyeing three pairs of stockings . . . 3f for having numbered 10 pairs of stockings . . . 1f for having picked up large stitches. 1f 90 Received the sum of twenty six francs thirty cents for the balance of this memorandum by duplicate paris this MAY 24, 1815. Signed: Lost. [Validated by Marchand] CERTIFIED REAL and Signed MARCHAND Certificate of authenticity CNE France provided. Louis Joseph Marchand, loyal to the Emperor until Saint Helena, made Count of the Empire by Napoleon on his deathbed, executor of Napoleon.