LEBAIGUE Charles, collection of documents on his academic career - 19th century [More than 80 documents] Collection of documents on Charles Lebaigue's academic life and career, including correspondence and exchanges with the universities where he worked, student cards from the Académie de Paris for law courses dated 1840, and his various diplomas, some on parchment and dated 1840, 1848 and 1881. Presence of a letter from Léon-Laurent PICHAT, senator, and four letters from Eugène BAILLET, a chansonnier, jewelry worker, itinerant photographer and bibliophile, addressed to Charles Lebaigue. There is also a set of documents relating to his award of the Legion of Honor, including the document from the Ministry of Public Instruction announcing the forthcoming award, the document from the Grand Chancellery of the Legion of Honor appointing Charles Lebaigue to the rank of Chevalier and, finally, the parchment document of the Imperial Order of the Legion of Honor signed by Empress Eugénie on August 30, 1870. The lot includes a set of 19th-century administrative documents such as civil status cards and passports, one dated 1846 and one dated 1871. Also included are photographs of Charles Lebaigue printed on card, the announcement of his death, and his handwritten bibliographic note. (Lot sold as is)