Postal History and Covers - Military Mail

Postal History and Covers: Military Mail: Napoleonic Wars: Entire letters after the Fall of Paris incl. 1814 (May) to H.M.S. Curaçao from Colonel Campbell datelined at Porto Ferrajo “....I have been turned out my seat at midnight by Major Germaronski, a Polish Officer.....who accompanied Emp. Napoleon to this place....” and 1814 (Aug.) and 1815 (Dec.) to Exeter each rated “1/11”(d) and datelined at Courbuoye with content “There are few troops who can be so well entrusted with the surveillance of a metropolis (Paris) as the Household Brigade; and perhaps it may be considered necessary to keep us there, until the temper of the Parisians.....has been tried a little longer” and “The orders agreed out and ours is one of the Regiments ordered to England....strange irregularities in their Post Offices - that last letter....had bee nearly three weeks on the road.”. (3 covers) Photo.