MAISON ROYALE DE PORTUGAL Ensemble de 2 souvenirs mortuaires (image de piété, memento) souvenir commémoratif de la disparition du roi Charles Ier de Portugal (1863-1908) et de son fils le prince Louis-Philippe (1887-1908), de la reine Amélie de Portugal (1865-1951). On y joint une image pieuse offerte par la reine Amélie avec au dos sa signature autographe: «Amélia, Versailles, janvier 1936» et une image pieuse souvenirs de la première communion solennelle du prince Manuel de Portugal, célébré le 3 février 1902 avec un billet manuscrit de la main de sa mère la reine Amélie de Portugal. Formats divers

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