1760 French Louis XV Era Royal Notarial Manuscript | Archival Framed

1760 French Louis XV Era | Royal Notarial Manuscript (with Archival Framing) "When the Bourbon Dynasty of France and the prosperous Qianlong era of Great Qing coexisted in the same time and space." This is a genuine French Royal Notarial original document, signed in 1760 AD (the 25th year of the Qianlong Emperor's reign), preserved in its entirety since the 18th century. The document records an agreement of rights between a European lord and a royal advisor, bearing witness to a historical moment when Eastern and Western civilizations were both at their zenith. Summary of Content: Over 260 years ago, this formal legal contract (Transaction) documented a power of attorney (Procuration Speciale) or property disposition between a French local lord and the King's advisor and court official, Conseiller du Roy, Substituted au Bailliage d'Exmes. Date of Writing: March 20, 1760 (Original text: Du vingt Mars mil sept cent soixante). 📜 Historical and Artistic Value • Official notarial document from the reign of Louis XV • Original stamp duty seal from the Généralité de Alençon, bearing royal legal authority • 18th-century Handmade Rag Paper, with a thick texture, naturally formed oxidation spots, and foxing, exuding an antique and durable charm • The document records an agreement signed at an inn named "Le Point du Jour" (Dawn), imbued with a classic European atmosphere 🖼️ Decoration and Collection • Framed Dimensions: 31.5 × 26 cm • Luxurious classical gold-carved wooden frame, with a dark green mat backing • Ideal for display in a study, entryway, or office space, showcasing the collector's discerning taste 💎 Collector's Information • Condition: Well-preserved, with natural historical marks. Please consider carefully if you are sensitive to such details.