Robert Surcouf / Letter Signed / Saint-malo (1826) / Command Ship To Her

  
Letter signed, Saint-Malo, June 24, 1826, son DESBOUILLONS gentlemen, half a page in-4, with framed photograph of the statue of Robert surcouf to Saint-Malo. (Frame dimensions: 42 x 52 cm). Robert surcouf is not satisfied sails they just recover.

\I received your two letters of 19 and 21 of the current and all fabric parts with the exception of thirty two. The choice of these sails is not good: he found much lower; and until now I leave to you - eleven pieces of plump and nine 8 ° 4 common son - that you will replace me. You especially notice in plump I refer you they are much lower and they are more like the mop to the penny. We must in future pay more attention to paintings you will have to send me, because I am anxious not to ship drugs.

In 4 common son and the plump, everything must be what is best; so paintings themselves are not beautiful. Robert surcouf is still regarded today as one of the best sailors that France ever had. Nicknamed the \Napoleon awarded him in 1804 the legion of honor. The item \1st, 2nd empire. \The seller is \This article can be shipped worldwide.