Description
Picton was "respected for his courage and feared for his irascible temperament
enamel chipping evident in the flowers suspension
as a Provost Lieutenant with the Army Medical Corps Militia (in August 1912)
in pristine condition
declaring him fit for general service and ordering him to return to his depot at the Ministry of Munitions and await further instructions
Württemberg, Duchy. An Official Ducal Document Addressing Supply Shortages, 1745 Auction Picton was "respected for hisThe author of the document is Carl Eugen, Duke of Wrttemberg (1728 1793). It is addressed to a man named Christoph Ulrich Moser in Ederheim, in all likelihood a forestry official or similar civil servant, and dated to Stuttgart on October 11, 1745. The signature is illegible. The duke addresses a shortage of (fire) wood and decrees that to prevent this in the future, certain trees are to be planted in certain areas, especially near rivers so as to