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  1. Ville de Montréal. Section des archives
  2. Fonds A.-Léo Leymarie. - [15-]-1981
  3. Estampes, cartes et plans. - [15-]-1981
  4. Estampes : cartable 36 (Inv. 355 à Inv. 371). - [1500]-[19-]
  5. Brevet de Constructeur des Vaisseaux du Roy en Canada pour le Sieur Le Vasseur sous-constructeur . - [Photocopie 19-] (original créé en 1743)

Brevet de Constructeur des Vaisseaux du Roy en Canada pour le Sieur Le Vasseur sous-constructeur . - [Photocopie 19-] (original créé en 1743)

item[Photocopie 19-] (original créé en 1743)BM005-3-D13-P011

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[Photocopie 19-] (original créé en 1743) (indexed as 1900)
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1 document textuel ; 25 x 33 cm.
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Ce document est un brevet signé par Louis XV, roi de France, nommant René-Nicolas Levasseur le constructeur des Vaisseaux du Roy au Canada. Le document est en français. La pièce porte la cote C36 inv.365.
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This is a photographed page of an old handwritten official document, a patent (brevet) written in French in a formal cursive hand with a heading across the top. The lines of text fill most of the sheet, and a large ornate signature with a seal impression appears near the lower right corner. The paper is yellowed and slightly creased, and the image is a black and white reproduction of the document.Described automatically by a vision model; may contain mistakes.
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Brevet de Constructeur des Vaisseaux du Roy en CanadaAujourd'huiRead automatically; may contain mistakes.
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