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(BONAPARTE, JEROME NAPOLEON, Jr.) Group of 11 case maps which once belonged to Bonaparte, including two of African subjects, the remaining of areas in France. Various sizes; many with publisher's label; all linen-backed; a few with Bonaparte's signature on the publisher's label; some original cases, most tattered. France, vd
Melun. 21 sections. 585x855 mm overall; publisher's label, unsigned; with case. 1867 Carte du Department de la Seine. 32 sections. 875x1120 mm overall; hand-colored in outline; publisher's label Signed by Bonaparte; broken case. Nd Fontainebleau. 21 sections. 585x855 mm; publisher's label unsigned; with case. 1852 Carte de la Province de Constantine. 16 sections. 490x880 mm overall; without case. 1838 Carte de la Province d'Alger. 16 sections. 575x895 mm overall; without case. 1838 Paris. 21 sections. 600x865 mm; publisher's label Signed by Bonaparte; without case. 1852 Provins. 21 sections. 595x865 mm; publisher's label unsigned; with case. 1852 Meaux. 21 sections. 590x870 mm; publisher's label Signed by Bonaparte; with case. 1864 Commercy. 21 sections. 600x865 mm; publisher's label Signed by Bonaparte; without the case. 1852 Limoges. 21 sections. 600x875 mm overall; publisher's label Signed by Bonaparte; without the case. 1858 Perigueaux. 21 sections. 595x870 mm overall; publisher's label Signed by Bonaparte; without the case. 1858. Jerome Napoleon Bonaparte, Jr. (1830-1893) was born in Baltimore. He was the son of Jerome Bonaparte, younger brother of the Emperor Napoleon. He had an American mother and spent many years in the American military. He moved to France at the request of Napoleon III and served in various military campaigns. He returned to America and spent his remaining years there.
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