Kellermann, François-Christophe, Duke of Valmy, Marshal of the Empire, stopped the Allies' advance at Valmy and brought about the turn of the revolutionary war (1735-1820). Letter from the U. "Kellermann". 1/2 S. With printed letterhead "Le Maréchal d'Empire Kellermann". 4to. Paris 29.VII.1806. To Monsieur Goulhot, head of the 9th. Division of the Ministry of War. "Je Vous recommande avec intérêt ... le François qui vous remettra cette lettre. Si vous pouvez faire quelque chose pour lui, je vous en serai sensitivement obligé ...". - Mounted on a base box, especially tanned at the edges and with low capacity. Mice food at the lower edge. - Here: Jean-Jacques Regis de Cambacères, Duke of Parma, Arch Chancellor of the Empire and head of government of France under Napoleon (1753-1824). Letter from Cambacères. 1/3 p. 4to. Paris 11.II.1813. - To Mr. Kuhn, "Conseiller du Baillage" in Wandsleben, district Magdeburg, in the kingdom of Westphalen. Mr Gossler had informed him that Kuhn's lease contract expired in 1815. He had thought about an arrangement and would tell Kuhn. - Small paper tape at the edge; otherwise received neatly. - Also enclosed is a holiday and dismissal form illustrated with woodcuts of the French Rhine and Moselle army, 5. Division, 84. Infantry Brigade for Lieutenant Barthelemy Bravet. Signed by a General and 9 War Commissars and Officers of the Board of Directors of the Brigade. With red lacquer seal and pictorial representation of revolutionary soldiers left and right of the text section. Dürkheim "le Vingt Septième jour du mois de Pluviose l'An Cinq de la République Française". - Decorative document of the Revolutionary Army before Napoleon.