- A definitive leave of absence made in Orléans on June 10, 1816 and signed by Baron Alexandre-Daniel de Talleyrand-Périgord, granted to the gunner Louis Sauger due to a "loss of all the teeth in the upper jaw". Missing and folds at the margins. - Handwritten letter signed in Paris on January 2, 1819 by Duke Archambaud de Talleyrand-Périgord, younger brother of the famous Talleyrand, requesting the resumption of post of a man who "experiences an injustice whose only reason is to be unknown to you." - Curious handwritten . We can read "Moniteur of May 17, 1839 in which is the motion of Monsieur le Prince de Talleyrand, read by Monsieur Mignet [François-Auguste Mignet (1796-1884)] at the session of the Academy of Moral and Political Sciences on May 11, 1839. This piece is all the more curiou.
