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Raymond POINCARÉ Set of 11 menus and 1 program for the Présidence de la République under the mandate of Raymond POINCARÉ, dated 1913-1919. Unless otherwise indicated, these are menus for the Présidence de la République, folded cardboard boxes printed with Raymond Poincaré's monogram and, in some cases, the guest's name handwritten on the reverse. - Presidential art program dated June 8, 1913, 1f. with presidential monogram. - Menu for dinner in Toulouse on September 17, 1913 (M. Cadéac), partial cut at fold. - Lunch menu for September 21, 1913 (M. Paléologue), partial cut at fold - Lunch menu for September 24, 1913 in Rambouillet (M. le Lieutenant de vaisseau Alfredo Bodsworth) - Menu for dinner on October 13, 1913 in Marseille (Mr. André Lefèvre) - Menu for dinner on March 10, 1914 (Mme de Soubeyran de Saint-Prix), small cut at the fold - Menu for lunch on July 16, 1914, 1f. unfolded with gilded republican emblem. Menu served on the day of the President's departure for an official trip to Russia with René Viviani, President of the Council, with the aim of strengthening the alliance two weeks after the Sarajevo attack. - Dinner menu, January 18, 1917, 1 unfolded typewritten sheet with presidential monogram - Menu for lunch on July 26, 1917 (M. Sevastopoulo), lunch served in honor of the KING OF GREECE, according to a later handwritten note on verso. - Lunch menu for December 5, 1918 (M. le Contrôleur général Mauclère) - Menu for lunch on January 22, 1919, in honor of Gustave ADOR, President of the SWISS CONFEDERATION (according to a handwritten note in pencil), menu of Mr. Stéphen PICHON [French Minister of Foreign Affairs]. - Menu du dîner du 14 JUILLET 1919, 1 f. unfolded cardboard, angular fold. First July 14th after the First World War.
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Raymond POINCARÉ Set of 11 menus and 1 program for the Présidence de la République under the mandate of Raymond POINCARÉ, dated 1913-1919. Unless otherwise indicated, these are menus for the Présidence de la République, folded cardboard boxes printed with Raymond Poincaré's monogram and, in some cases, the guest's name handwritten on the reverse. - Presidential art program dated June 8, 1913, 1f. with presidential monogram. - Menu for dinner in Toulouse on September 17, 1913 (M. Cadéac), partial cut at fold. - Lunch menu for September 21, 1913 (M. Paléologue), partial cut at fold - Lunch menu for September 24, 1913 in Rambouillet (M. le Lieutenant de vaisseau Alfredo Bodsworth) - Menu for dinner on October 13, 1913 in Marseille (Mr. André Lefèvre) - Menu for dinner on March 10, 1914 (Mme de Soubeyran de Saint-Prix), small cut at the fold - Menu for lunch on July 16, 1914, 1f. unfolded with gilded republican emblem. Menu served on the day of the President's departure for an official trip to Russia with René Viviani, President of the Council, with the aim of strengthening the alliance two weeks after the Sarajevo attack. - Dinner menu, January 18, 1917, 1 unfolded typewritten sheet with presidential monogram - Menu for lunch on July 26, 1917 (M. Sevastopoulo), lunch served in honor of the KING OF GREECE, according to a later handwritten note on verso. - Lunch menu for December 5, 1918 (M. le Contrôleur général Mauclère) - Menu for lunch on January 22, 1919, in honor of Gustave ADOR, President of the SWISS CONFEDERATION (according to a handwritten note in pencil), menu of Mr. Stéphen PICHON [French Minister of Foreign Affairs]. - Menu du dîner du 14 JUILLET 1919, 1 f. unfolded cardboard, angular fold. First July 14th after the First World War.
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