Null Executoria of nobility with the title of Baron de la Torre granted to Franc…

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Executoria of nobility with the title of Baron de la Torre granted to Francisco Perales, dated 1750. Dated at the Buen Retiro Palace on July 28, 1750. Royal stamped signature. Velvet binding. With hanging sealing seal. (5) h. 31x21 cm. Reference bibliography: Manuel Gracia Rivas, "Biographical Dictionary of people related to the 24 municipalities of the former Judicial Party of Borja", Zaragoza, Center for Borjan Studies of the "Fernando the Catholic" Institution, 2009, volume III, p. 216. Attached is a printed and partially handwritten license granted by Manuel de Moncada to cadet Francisco Perpiñán, given in Madrid on June 26, 1790, and partially handwritten military permission, dated September 25, 1897. Signs of use. Sealing seal without cover and missing in the lower margin.

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Executoria of nobility with the title of Baron de la Torre granted to Francisco Perales, dated 1750. Dated at the Buen Retiro Palace on July 28, 1750. Royal stamped signature. Velvet binding. With hanging sealing seal. (5) h. 31x21 cm. Reference bibliography: Manuel Gracia Rivas, "Biographical Dictionary of people related to the 24 municipalities of the former Judicial Party of Borja", Zaragoza, Center for Borjan Studies of the "Fernando the Catholic" Institution, 2009, volume III, p. 216. Attached is a printed and partially handwritten license granted by Manuel de Moncada to cadet Francisco Perpiñán, given in Madrid on June 26, 1790, and partially handwritten military permission, dated September 25, 1897. Signs of use. Sealing seal without cover and missing in the lower margin.

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