Lot of documents issued under the authority of King Louis XV - Lot 199

Lot of documents issued under the authority of King Louis XVIII during the Restoration. And during the reign of Louis XVI, in the eighteenth year of his reign (1791-1792). Included: Dated 1814 a letter, certifying authorization to wear the decoration known as the "Order of the Lily". Dated and signed, but no name of the recipient. Dated April 25, 1816, diploma of the Royal and Military Order of Saint Louis, awarded to Sieur Duhan, former officer. Dry-stamp at bottom of document. Good condition, no tears. A red ribbon ties the corner of the document. Slight oxidation around stamp and pink stain on right edge. Dated March 6, 1792, letters issued under the authority of King Louis XVI in the eighteenth year of his reign, awarding the two-sword medal de vétérance to Mouton, brigadier of the national gendarmerie, following his 24 years of service. Paper slightly yellowed, with a few tears at the corners due to posting. Dated November 5, 1791, letters issued under the authority of King Louis XVI in the eighteenth year of his reign, conferring the right to wear "La Décoration Militaire". Attributed to Pierre-Marie-Nicolas-Alexis De Loz, second lieutenant in His Majesty's Navy. The "Décoration Militaire" was instituted by decree in 1791 to replace the Order of Saint Louis. Abolished in 1792 following the fall of royalty, this decoration was awarded to 5,424 officers. Framed document, good condition, no visible tears. Condition 2