NAPOLEON I. P.S., "Napo", Imperial Quarter of Moscow October 12, 1812, countersigned by Jean-Baptiste Henry Collin, Count of Sussy, Minister of Manufactures and Commerce, Hugues Maret, Duke of Bassano, Minister Secretary of State, Denis, Duke Decres, Minister of the Navy and the Colonies, and François Ferrier, Director General of Customs; 1 large folio page, partly printed, vignette with the imperial coat of arms and a dry seal (small crack in the fold). Maritime passport signed in Moscow, granted to a ship of the merchant house Chobelet Junior & Cie of Bordeaux, sailing from the port of Bordeaux to Sicily, carrying "silk fabrics from French factories" and "French wines of the first growths" and brandies, having to bring back "raw breaths & medicines"...