Lot of documents belonging to the future general of the Russian army P. F. Nemysky

A fairly rare lot of documents in excellent condition. Pyotr Fortunatovich Nemysky began his military service as an ensign in a sapper battalion. 26.12.1832 was promoted to second lieutenant with seniority from 26.03.1832. 10.02.1855 was promoted to colonel with seniority from 06.12.1853. In 1855, he was an assistant inspector of classes of the Konstantinovsky Cadet Corps, a knight of the Order of St. Nicholas. Anna of the 4th art. with the inscription "For bravery", a badge of distinction for 20 years of immaculate service (1851), the Order of St. Anna's 2nd art. (1853). 26.11.1855 (on the day of the feast of the Order of St. George) he was awarded the Order of St. George of the 4th art. for 25 years of immaculate service in the officer ranks. On 25.10.1861, he was promoted to major General. The list of generals by seniority of 1862 does not appear (probably retired). The lot includes 2 patents for production in the ranks of the Russian army, as well as a receipt for making 3 rubles in Chapter of the Orders. Guarantee of authenticity. A rarity.