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Français : 1946. Souvenirs d'Indochine de la famille... - Lot 35 - Lynda Trouvé

1946.

Souvenirs d'Indochine de la famille Boudot. Provenance: Monsieur Boudot, Directeur de la Garde Indigène à Hanoï dans les années 1920.

Un ensemble de documents et médailles :

- Un extrait du JORF du 30 octobre 1950 pour la promotion de Henri François Boudot au grade de Lieutenant. Document signé.

- Un certificat de vaccination contre la variole de Mme Marguerite Boudot en date du 15 février 1952. Saïgon, le 17 août 1952.

- Le passeport Indochinois de 20 pages de Mme Marguerite Boudot en date du 5 août 1946

- Un ensemble de 6 photographies et 1 carte postale de la famille datant des années 20.

- Un portefeuille au sigle de l'Hôtel Marseillais de Haïphong, contenant la carte d'identité indochinoise de Henri Boudot (en date du 8 juillet 1937), ainsi que son permis officiel de port d'armes en Indochine.

- Un ensemble de 7 médailles militaires (valeur et discipline 1870, guerre 1914, théâtre opérations extérieures, garde indochinoise, médaille coloniale d'Extrême-Orient, ...).

- Le diplôme de la Légion d'Honneur, remis à Henri Boudot, le 26 octobre 1946.

On joint un lot de timbres Indochine.

Provenance: Monsieur Boudot, Directeur de la Garde Indigène à Hanoï dans les années 1920. Dans la famille par descendance.
Date 26 octobre 1946
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Passeport, Lynda Trouvé.
Author The government of the French Republic in French Indo-China.

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