Émile LOUBET Set of 8 marque-places menus for the Presidency of the Republic dated 1901, including 3 in the name of Paul Loubet, son of the President, printed and handwritten folded cards with Émile LOUBET's monogram: January 17 dinner (Capitaine de frégate Huguet), "diplomatique" pencil annotation. February 7 dinner (Huguet), pencil annotation "parlementaire". March 5 dinner, handwritten menu by Paul Loubet. March 11, 1901 luncheon (Paul Loubet), small stains. March 12 dinner (Huguet), fold. March 20 dinner (Huguet), handwritten annotation mentioning Lord Carringhton and the accession of Edward VII. November 18 luncheon. Déjeuner du 16 décembre (Paul Loubet), small stains.

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