Name: Royal French Notarial Document Louis-Philippe I – Nancy – 19th Century
Brand: Sacra Relics
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Royal French Notarial Document Louis-Philippe I – Nancy – 19th Century

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Louis-Philippe I notarial document from Nancy, an original French legal manuscript dating to the July Monarchy (1830–1848) and the reign of Louis-Philippe I, King of the French.

The document opens with the striking royal heading “Louis Philippe – Roi des Français” followed by the traditional legal formula “À tous présents et à venir, salut.” It was drawn up before a notary in Nancy, France, and preserves the formal appearance of a 19th-century French legal manuscript.

The document features elegant handwritten French calligraphy, a royal fiscal revenue stamp (Timbre Royal), signatures of the notary and parties involved, and its original multi-page folded format.

Historical Context

The manuscript belongs to the period of the July Monarchy, when Louis-Philippe I ruled France from 1830 until 1848.

The title “Roi des Français” was the official royal title adopted by Louis-Philippe, distinguishing his reign from the earlier Bourbon tradition of the “King of France.”

The surviving royal heading and legal formula provide an interesting example of French legal and administrative documentation from the July Monarchy.

Documents from this period are particularly useful for studying French legal history, genealogy, property administration and everyday documentary practices of the 19th century.