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Bayern 1816 (Apr 2), München und Wien: Eigenhändiger Brief 1 S. auf Doppelblatt in italienischer Sprache, von König Maximilian I. Joseph

Bayern 1816 (Apr 2), München und Wien: Eigenhändiger Brief 1 S. auf Doppelblatt in italienischer Sprache, von König Maximilian I. Joseph von Bayern (1756–1825) eigenhändig unterzeichnet, adressiert an Kardinal Antonio Gabriele Severoli (1757–1824), Apostolischer Nuntius in Wien. Der König gratuliert und dankt anlässlich der Erhebung Severolis zum Kardinal. Ein seltenes historisches Dokument, das die engen diplomatischen und kirchlichen Beziehungen zwischen der bayerischen Monarchie und dem Heiligen Stuhl kurz nach dem Wiener Kongress bezeugt. Provenienz: Collection of Pope Pius XII, Vatican, Italy & Ars Sacra, GM 2025

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1899 (Feb 27), Dresden: Eigenhändiger Brief in französischer Sprache, unterzeichnet von König Albert von Sachsen (1828–1902),

1899 (Feb 27), Dresden: Eigenhändiger Brief in französischer Sprache, unterzeichnet von König Albert von Sachsen (1828–1902), Oberhaupt des Hauses Wettin und regierender Monarch von 1873 bis 1902. Der König bringt darin seinen Dank für die freundlichen Wünsche von Kardinal Svampa anlässlich der Weihnachtsfeiertage zum Ausdruck und übermittelt zugleich seine herzlichen Grüsse im Namen sowohl seiner selbst als auch der Königin. Der Brief ist an Kardinal Domenico Svampa (1851–1907), Erzbischof von Bologna, adressiert und wird mit dem originalen frankierten Umschlag, versehen mit Postmarken, Stempeln sowie dem unversehrten Wachssiegel auf der Rückseite. Ein schönes und seltenes Stück königlicher Korrespondenz. Provenance: Collection of Pope Pius XII, Vatican, Italy & Ars Sacra, GM 2025

Los 2001

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1737 (Nov 26): Rome, Parchment issued under Pope Clement XII, signed by Cardinal Fabio degli Abati Olivieri (1658–1738). Handwritten

1737 (Nov 26): Rome, Parchment issued under Pope Clement XII, signed by Cardinal Fabio degli Abati Olivieri (1658–1738). Handwritten Latin text in ink. This document grants permission to the Milanese nobleman Giovanni Isidoro Olgiati to celebrate Holy Mass in his private residence located within the parishes of Bussero and Corneliano Bertario. Dimensions: 23.5 × 43 cm, Gilded frame: 34 × 53 cm Provenance: Collection of Pope Pius XII, Vatican, Italy & Ars Sacra, GM 2025

Los 2002

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1743: Rome, Official papal bull from the chancery of Benedict XIV (1740-1758), relating to the Duchy of Modena with appointment of a

1743: Rome, Official papal bull from the chancery of Benedict XIV (1740-1758), relating to the Duchy of Modena with appointment of a canonry in the Collegiate Church of Sassuolo for Ercole Teggia. Latin text on vellum, complete and well preserved, with the original lead bulla showing Saints Peter and Paul (obv.) and “BENEDICTUS PP. XIV” (rev.), attached by red and yellow silk cords. Vellum lightly age-toned, text clear and legible, seal intact with suspension cords. Dimensions: 32 x 45 cm. The document is mounted in a Plexiglas’s frame for museum display purposes. A rare and well-preserved papal document of the 18th century with original seal. Papal bulls of this period with intact seals are rarely preserved outside of institutional collections. Provenance: Collection of Pope Pius XII, Vatican, Italy & Ars Sacra, GM 2025

Los 2003

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1766 (June 13): Rome, Permission granted by Pope Clement XIII, signed by Cardinal Niccolò Maria Antonelli (1698–1767). Handwritten on

1766 (June 13): Rome, Permission granted by Pope Clement XIII, signed by Cardinal Niccolò Maria Antonelli (1698–1767). Handwritten on parchment. Authorization for the celebration of Holy Mass in the private chapel of Countess Anna Maria Schizzi of Cremona. Dimensions: 23.5 × 42.5 cm, Gilded frame: 34 × 53 cm. Rare ecclesiastical document. Provenance: Collection of Pope Pius XII, Vatican, Italy & Ars Sacra, GM 2025

Los 2007

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1777 (Aug 23), Castle of Moncalieri, Savoy: Autograph letter signed by Vittorio Emanuele I of Savoy (1759–1824), King of Sardinia and

1777 (Aug 23), Castle of Moncalieri, Savoy: Autograph letter signed by Vittorio Emanuele I of Savoy (1759–1824), King of Sardinia and Duke of Savoy, addressed to Knight Ghilini in Vigevano. Countersigned by Count Gian-Andrea Giacinto Chiavarina di Rubiana, First Secretary of War of the Kingdom of Sardinia and later Superintendent of the Royal Archives. Accompanied by the original wax seal of the sovereign. In this decree, Vittorio Emanuele I informs Ghilini of the new assignment for the vacant position of General Commander of the right wing of the Cavalry Department, detailing the relocation and quartering of the Dragoni di Ciablese regiment under his brigade command. A rare early military document, combining royal signature, high-level countersignature, and intact seal—an exceptional piece for collectors of Savoy and Sardinian history. Provenance: Collection of Pope Pius XII, Vatican, Italy & Ars Sacra, GM 2025

Los 2023

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1878-1900: Queen consort of Italy Margherita of Savoy, signed autograph letter, 4 pages, addressed to an unidentified commander, elegantly

1878-1900: Queen consort of Italy Margherita of Savoy, signed autograph letter, 4 pages, addressed to an unidentified commander, elegantly penned on cream stationery, the Queen expresses her heartfelt gratitude for the books he had sent her, remarking on the pleasure and diversion they provided during her time of seclusion: 'La ringrazio infinitamente, Signor Commendatore, dei libri che S. mi ha mandato. Sono distrattivi, aprirli mi ha fatto molto piacere.' The letter closes with a revealing and intimate passage, in which she conveys her hope that they might meet in the Library the following month, should she be able to leave her present confinement. This correspondence offers a rare glimpse into the private world of Queen Margherita, whose refined education, literary sensibilities, and role as a patroness of the arts made her one of the most admired European royal figures of her age. An elegant and historically significant autograph letter from Italy’s first Queen consort, combining literary appreciation with personal candor. Dimensions: 19.5 x 12.5 cm, Gilded frame: 26 x 31 cm. Provenance: Collection of Pope Pius XII, Vatican, Italy & Ars Sacra, GM 2025

Los 2026

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1930 (Sep 9): Rome, typewritten letter on the stationery of the Italian National Olympic Committee, signed by Achille Starace, and photo

1930 (Sep 9): Rome, typewritten letter on the stationery of the Italian National Olympic Committee, signed by Achille Starace, and photo postcard with his autograph. Achille Starace was an Italian politician, from 1931 to 1939 he was party secretary of the Partito Nazionale Fascista. The letter is addressed to the Pierluigi Ronci, Director General for War Pensions at the Ministry of Finance. He informs him that his son, who is employed by the C.O.N.I., will receive a 10% increase. Provenance: Collection of Pope Pius XII, Vatican, Italy & Ars Sacra, GM 2025

Los 2261

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1848, Feb.: Rome and Cracow, Papal Bulla of Pius IX (1792-1878), handwritten text in Latin on parchment, 14 lines, folded. The remarkable

1848, Feb.: Rome and Cracow, Papal Bulla of Pius IX (1792-1878), handwritten text in Latin on parchment, 14 lines, folded. The remarkable document of exceptional rarity, issued by the Head of Catholic Church to confirm the re-foundation of the `Confraternity of the Poverty of Christ` at the historic Church of St. Florian, located in Cracow. This extraordinary survival is not only a document of faith but also a rare cultural treasure, interesting for collectors of ecclesiastical history, and Polish heritage alike. Dimensions: 24.6 x 43.5 cm. Provenance: Collection of Pope Pius XII, Vatican, Italy & Ars Sacra, GM 2025

Los 2266

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1882-1911: Archive of covers addressed to Ignacy Paderewski, the famous Polish composer. A remarkable group from a range of countries

1882-1911: Archive of covers addressed to Ignacy Paderewski, the famous Polish composer. A remarkable group from a range of countries including Germany, Switzerland, Russia (including usage in Poland and Belarus), and the United States. Sent to Paderewski in various towns and hotels, as well as to Morges, his place of residence. Numerous registered covers and some postal stationery. 73 items in total.

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1627 (Dec 27): Magnificent royal decree, written in Madrid, signed by King Philip IV of Spain, with the large royal seal and official paper

1627 (Dec 27): Magnificent royal decree, written in Madrid, signed by King Philip IV of Spain, with the large royal seal and official paper intact and perfectly preserved. An important historical document addressed to Gonzalo Fernández de Córdoba, General-in-Chief of the Lombardy army, details financial instructions regarding the pay of Captain and Sergeant Major Juan Díaz Camarano, with references to interim payments made to Lieutenant Joseph de Monpobon. Such appointments formed part of the Spanish Crown’s wider military preparations in Northern Italy on the eve of the War of the Mantuan Succession (1628–1631), a conflict of considerable consequence within the Habsburg dominions and the Thirty Years’ War. The document of historical importance, a choice piece for collectors of royal autographs, Habsburg-Spanish history, and early modern European diplomacy. Provenance: Collection of Pope Pius XII, Vatican, Italy & Ars Sacra, GM 2025

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Lausanne, Rom, Paris 1548/1709: Notarielles Dokument mit der Bulle von Papst Clemens XII. (1652–1740) und zahlreichen amtliche

Lausanne, Rom, Paris 1548/1709: Notarielles Dokument mit der Bulle von Papst Clemens XII. (1652–1740) und zahlreichen amtliche Unterschriften und Bestätigungen (Datum der Ursprungsurkunde: 23. Juli 1548, Beglaubigungsdaten: 8. Aug. und 1. Sep. 1709). Es enthält eine offizielle päpstliche Bulle von Clemens XII., was auf die hohe Autorität und internationale Gültigkeit des Dokuments hinweist. Der lateinische Haupttext, datiert vom 23. Juli 1548, die Ernennung von Petrus de Rovray dokumentierend, Petrus de Rovray, Bürger von Lausanne, war Johannes Salomons (ebenfalls aus Lausanne) Rechtsvertreter. Die Vollmacht wurde durch Magister Carolus Bernardus, Kleriker der Diözese Lausanne, erteilt, der die Untervollmacht innehatte. Dieses Schriftstück bietet einen seltenen Einblick in die transnationale Verwaltungspraxis kirchlicher und rechtlicher Angelegenheiten zu jener Zeit. Dimensionen: ca. 20 x 30 cm.

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