Part of the correspondence of Pierre-Roland LEVY-FALCO (1892-1980) Corporal in the 5th Company of the 129th Infantry Regiment, at the front and convalescing in 1915, during the First World War, addressed to Madame [Mathilde] LEVY FALCO (1853-1920), his mother. Comprising 36 letters, a pneumatic card and a military health bulletin. With a letter from a friend announcing her engagement to Pierre LEVY-FALCO, in November 1914. ATTACHED: - three pocket lighters, one with "Honneur aux Braves" medals and a barrel with flags. - brooch with Allied Victory of 1945 pennants, in painted metal. - Tie pin with French cockade, in gilded and enamelled metal. - miniature cannon (without carriage). - small force, with leather and brass case. H. 24.5 cm. Pierre-Roland LEVY-FALCO was a lawyer, notably at the Conseil d'Etat, and was awarded the Académie française prize in 1929 for "Les auxiliaires sociales: la participation du service social au fonctionnement des institutions protectrices de la maternité et de la première enfance".