Victoria, Queen of Great Britain. "Letter Patent or Privileges for François Estienne Hudde and Jean Baptiste Emmanuel Fouqét". Pargamenturkunde in lithography on parchment, hs. completed. 2 Bl. With wide ornamental-floral borders and 7 scenic vignettes, covered embossing seal mark and large green yellow wax seal on double braided cord. (London) 1855. Magnificent, large-format patent in two sheets with guarantees of privileges and special rights for two French citizens, "François Estienne Hudde" and "Jean Baptiste Emmanuel Fouqét", issued under the reign of Queen Victoria (1819-1901): "Victoria by the Grace of God of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland Queen Defender of the Faith ... Letters Patentor Privileges has been already granted for the sole use exercise and benefit ...". The great wax seal with a relief representation of the English queen on the horse: "Victoria Dei Gratia Britannia Regia Fideli Defensor". – Fourfold folded, little falzabrieb, inscriptions partly slightly faded, but legible, the wax seal repeatedly broken, partly with minimal flaws, but hardly any losses. Very decorative museum quality.