Authentic Napoleon Bonaparte Signed Letter (1795) | Rare Historical Artifact for Sale

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Framed 1795 signed letter by Napoleon Bonaparte, written as “Buonaparte” during his early military career as Commander-in-Chief of the Army of the Interior, displayed with historical correspondence and artwork in museum-quality presentation.
Video showcasing a rare 1795 signed letter by Napoleon Bonaparte, featuring his early “Buonaparte” signature and official correspondence, elegantly framed with historical artwork for museum-quality display.
Rare 1795 signed letter by Napoleon Bonaparte, written as “Buonaparte,” displayed in an elegant black and gold museum frame with red matting and historical artwork.
1795 signed letter by Napoleon Bonaparte, written as “Buonaparte,” showcasing his early military correspondence as Commander-in-Chief, with clear ink signature and official French seal.
Certificate of authenticity for Napoleon Bonaparte signed letter, issued by William Dennis Gallery, confirming originality and provenance of 1795 historical document.
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Video showcasing the discovery of a lost Napoleon Bonaparte signed letter from 1795, an authentic historical document presented by Relic & Rarity.
  • Framed 1795 signed letter by Napoleon Bonaparte, written as “Buonaparte” during his early military career as Commander-in-Chief of the Army of the Interior, displayed with historical correspondence and artwork in museum-quality presentation.
  • Video showcasing a rare 1795 signed letter by Napoleon Bonaparte, featuring his early “Buonaparte” signature and official correspondence, elegantly framed with historical artwork for museum-quality display.
  • Rare 1795 signed letter by Napoleon Bonaparte, written as “Buonaparte,” displayed in an elegant black and gold museum frame with red matting and historical artwork.
  • 1795 signed letter by Napoleon Bonaparte, written as “Buonaparte,” showcasing his early military correspondence as Commander-in-Chief, with clear ink signature and official French seal.
  • Certificate of authenticity for Napoleon Bonaparte signed letter, issued by William Dennis Gallery, confirming originality and provenance of 1795 historical document.
  • 748301
  • Video showcasing the discovery of a lost Napoleon Bonaparte signed letter from 1795, an authentic historical document presented by Relic & Rarity.
Framed 1795 signed letter by Napoleon Bonaparte, written as “Buonaparte” during his early military career as Commander-in-Chief of the Army of the Interior, displayed with historical correspondence and artwork in museum-quality presentation.
Video showcasing a rare 1795 signed letter by Napoleon Bonaparte, featuring his early “Buonaparte” signature and official correspondence, elegantly framed with historical artwork for museum-quality display.
Rare 1795 signed letter by Napoleon Bonaparte, written as “Buonaparte,” displayed in an elegant black and gold museum frame with red matting and historical artwork.
1795 signed letter by Napoleon Bonaparte, written as “Buonaparte,” showcasing his early military correspondence as Commander-in-Chief, with clear ink signature and official French seal.
Certificate of authenticity for Napoleon Bonaparte signed letter, issued by William Dennis Gallery, confirming originality and provenance of 1795 historical document.
748301
Video showcasing the discovery of a lost Napoleon Bonaparte signed letter from 1795, an authentic historical document presented by Relic & Rarity.

Authentic Napoleon Bonaparte Signed Letter (1795) | Rare Historical Artifact for Sale

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Own a genuine piece of Napoleonic history.


This rare signed letter by Napoleon Bonaparte, dated July 30, 1795 (12 Thermidor, Year 3), captures a pivotal moment in his early rise to power. Written when he still signed as “Buonaparte”—his original Corsican-Italian name—this remarkable document predates his transformation into the Emperor of France.

Penned during his tenure as Commander-in-Chief of the Army of the Interior, the letter is addressed to the Minister of War, acknowledging the resignation of C. Charles François Camus—an administrative decision from the formative years of post-Revolutionary France.

Why This Napoleon Bonaparte Signed Letter Is Historically Important

  • Rare “Buonaparte” Signature – One of the few surviving examples of Napoleon’s original signature before he adopted the French spelling. It marks a turning point in his personal and political identity.

  • Documented Moment in His Rise to Power – Written just one year before his marriage to Joséphine and ascent to military prominence.

  • Museum-Grade Provenance – Accompanied by an official Certificate of Authenticity from the William Dennis Gallery, a respected institution specializing in historic manuscripts and autographs.

Authenticity & Provenance

This 1795 Napoleon Bonaparte letter has been professionally authenticated and verified, with a clear chain of provenance. Certified by the William Dennis Gallery, it represents an irreplaceable artifact for historians and serious collectors.

Details:

  • Date: July 30, 1795 (12 Thermidor, Year 3)

  • Language: French

  • Frame Dimensions: 33.5" (W) × 20.5" (H)

  • Authentication: William Dennis Gallery, Victoria, B.C.

Collector’s Significance

This signed document offers direct insight into Napoleon’s early military and political career—a defining era that reshaped France and Europe. It’s ideal for collectors of:

  • Napoleon autographs and signed documents

  • Rare military manuscripts

  • Authentic 18th-century historical artifacts

Learn More About This Incredible Artifact

Read our Blog: Napoleon Bonaparte Signature: A Visionary Who Shaped Europe

View A Similar Example from Sotheby's: The Collection of a Connoisseur: History in Manuscript

Experience More Napoleon Artifacts at: The Canadian Museum of History

 

Description

Own a genuine piece of Napoleonic history.


This rare signed letter by Napoleon Bonaparte, dated July 30, 1795 (12 Thermidor, Year 3), captures a pivotal moment in his early rise to power. Written when he still signed as “Buonaparte”—his original Corsican-Italian name—this remarkable document predates his transformation into the Emperor of France.

Penned during his tenure as Commander-in-Chief of the Army of the Interior, the letter is addressed to the Minister of War, acknowledging the resignation of C. Charles François Camus—an administrative decision from the formative years of post-Revolutionary France.

Why This Napoleon Bonaparte Signed Letter Is Historically Important

  • Rare “Buonaparte” Signature – One of the few surviving examples of Napoleon’s original signature before he adopted the French spelling. It marks a turning point in his personal and political identity.

  • Documented Moment in His Rise to Power – Written just one year before his marriage to Joséphine and ascent to military prominence.

  • Museum-Grade Provenance – Accompanied by an official Certificate of Authenticity from the William Dennis Gallery, a respected institution specializing in historic manuscripts and autographs.

Authenticity & Provenance

This 1795 Napoleon Bonaparte letter has been professionally authenticated and verified, with a clear chain of provenance. Certified by the William Dennis Gallery, it represents an irreplaceable artifact for historians and serious collectors.

Details:

  • Date: July 30, 1795 (12 Thermidor, Year 3)

  • Language: French

  • Frame Dimensions: 33.5" (W) × 20.5" (H)

  • Authentication: William Dennis Gallery, Victoria, B.C.

Collector’s Significance

This signed document offers direct insight into Napoleon’s early military and political career—a defining era that reshaped France and Europe. It’s ideal for collectors of:

  • Napoleon autographs and signed documents

  • Rare military manuscripts

  • Authentic 18th-century historical artifacts

Learn More About This Incredible Artifact

Read our Blog: Napoleon Bonaparte Signature: A Visionary Who Shaped Europe

View A Similar Example from Sotheby's: The Collection of a Connoisseur: History in Manuscript

Experience More Napoleon Artifacts at: The Canadian Museum of History

 

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