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General Count Charles Pajol, Signed Autograph Letter, Versailles, 1876
General Count Charles Pajol – Signed Autograph Letter – Versailles, 1876.
The letter is dated Versailles, August 3, 1876. Written in brown ink on a folded sheet of cream wove paper, with a blind-embossed monogram topped by a count’s coronet.
In this letter addressed to a colonel, General Pajol first mentions a recent personal tragedy—his wife’s miscarriage, following the loss of a child three months earlier—which explains his delay in replying.
Dimensions: 13.4 × 20.2 cm.
Condition: Good overall condition, with original folds, some light foxing and small stains. See photos for further details.
Number of pages: 3 pages.
Carefully shipped in rigid, waterproof cardboard packaging.
Charles-Pierre Victor Pajol, known as Count Pajol, was a French military officer, historian and sculptor.
He was born in Paris on August 7, 1812, and died there on April 3, 1891.
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