Gyula (Jules) Andrássy (1823–1890)

Prime Minister of Hungary & Austro-Hungarian statesman

Authentic autograph letter signed (ALS), handwritten by Andrássy in the 19th century.

Written in French, reflecting the diplomatic language of the period, and addressed in a personal tone.

The letter mentions a planned journey to Compiègne (France) and expresses regret at not being able to meet the recipient before departure. A fine example of private correspondence from a major European political figure.

Details :

Author: Gyula (Jules) Andrássy

Type: Autograph Letter Signed (ALS)

Language: French

Period: 19th century

Format: 2 pages (complete letter)

Condition: good overall condition, folds and light age wear (see photos)

“Written in Paris (Élysée) during the 1867 Universal Exhibition period, mentioning Compiègne, an imperial residence of Napoleon III.”

Historical interest :

Important figure of European diplomacy, Andrássy served as Prime Minister of Hungary and later Foreign Minister of the Austro-Hungarian Empire. His correspondence is increasingly sought after by collectors of historical autographs.

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