Reisdocument aan Ludolf Backhuysen (II) Possibly 1745

"Reisdocument aan Ludolf Backhuysen (II)" is a document from possibly 1745, written by Karel August van Waldeck-Pyrmont. It is a travel document that grants safe passage to Ludolf Backhuysen, a member of the army. The document is written in French and features the coat of arms of Charles August van Waldeck-Pyrmont at the top, including a crown and two lions, along with a handwritten signature of the prince at the bottom. This document is a significant example of the paperwork involved in military operations in the 18th century.