PHILIP IV
(1605-1665, King of Spain from 1621 and King Philip III of Portugal 1621-40)
Clerk Written Document in Spanish, signed with a stamped signature 'Yo El Rey' addressed to the Count of Plasencia, Captain General of the Kingdom of Mallorca
the King approves the proposal of freedom for Pedro Juan Fortuny who has been in prison because of the amount due to the Royal Patrimony, accepting the partial payment received and giving him an additional year to fulfil his duty, he says that "in June you charged Leon Juan Fortuny for the three thousand-seventy and eight pounds which he owed to my Royal heritage, and because he was sick and in order to relieve the debt you have deducted four-hundred pounds that he has paid you in cash, and given a year as a period to pay the pending amount with the bail that I have proposed you for the security and satisfaction of it allowing him to get out of jail until a new order of mine. And as having seen on this supreme council it's being seen proper to fulfil all that you have requested ... ", 1 side folio with papered seal, Madrid, 20th November
some damage to left hand edge not affecting the text
Item Date:
1658
Stock No:
38371
£425
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PHILIP IV
(1605-1665, King of Spain from 1621 and King Philip III of Portugal 1621-40)
Clerk Written Document in Spanish, signed with a stamped signature 'Yo El Rey' to Rodrigo de Borja Lanzol,
Lieutenant and Captain General of the Kingdom of Mallorca, referring to a report received from Miguel Ferrandell regarding the Court decisions imposed against his person and goods, and claiming justice, and orders to withdraw such sentence and give him back the right to return to the Kingdom, in the meantime the King requests from his correspondent his own report and explanations on this matter, he says that "Don Miguel Ferrandoll has given to me a memorial refuting/disproving the discomforts, damages ... on your reputation that you have suffered ... I have ordered to cancel the published charges and remove the embargo and distribute your goods so the public satisfaction returns to them. And before taking resolution on the matter, it seems proper to ask and command you, as I do, to inform me and tell to me your opinion about all these and if you will be able to give them license to return to your kingdom so you can do what's best ...", 1 side folio with papered seal on the verso, Aranjuez, 16th May
Item Date:
1664
Stock No:
38372
£475
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PHILIP IV
(1605-1665, King of Spain from 1621 and King Philip III of Portugal 1621-40)
Clerk Written Document in Spanish, signed with a stamped signature 'Yo El Rey' to Rodrigo de Borja Lanzol,
Lieutenant and Captain General of the Kingdom of Mallorca, the King is ordering him to stop any second degree salaries payments in Mallorca until full payment, for the four years salaries pending, is done to the member of his Royal Supreme Council in charge of Royal Accounting, and the same to any other Minister member of such Council, he says "On behalf of the accountant of this supreme council I've been reported that from the three-hundred fifths which you have as consigned salary on the Royal Procuraduría of this Kingdom it's been owed more than four years, begging me to ask you not to allow the payment of another third to those who have their salaries in the same grade as him without having completely paid all the money we owe to him. And because of my appreciation to you I command you to execute this order as my accountant is begging me to do so ...", 1 side folio with papered seal on the verso, Madrid, 24th March
Item Date:
1665
Stock No:
38373
£475
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PHILIPP
(Prince, 1671-1736, 14th and youngest child of Ludwig VI [1630-1678, from 1661 Landgrave of Hesse-Darmstadt], Austrian General)
Autograph Letter in Italian with translation, signed, to an unnamed correspondent,
thanking His Excellency for his "most valued letter of the 4th" in which he read "with the greatest displeasure the wretched state of your affairs", telling him that he has not failed "to represent strongly the whole matter here in the necessary quarters", hoping that his correspondent "will have proof of the results, with the return of Herr Hohenauer", and rejoicing "exceedingly at having been able to serve Your Excellency", 1 side folio and conjugate blank, Vienna, 11th May
Item Date:
1735
Stock No:
14434
£175
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[PHILIPPE
(Prince, 1869-1926, Duke of Orléans, Claimant to the throne of France from 1894)]
Fine unsigned carte de visite photo by Conciergerie
with a printed signature under the image, showing him as a young man, seated backwards on a chair with his arms folded on the back, 4¼" x 2½", no place, 11th February
Item Date:
1890
Stock No:
40498
£65
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