Distinguished military medal award document, the Sainte-Hélène Medal, presented to Louis-Ange Themoy on May 5, 1821. This prestigious medal, created to honor veterans of the Napoleonic Wars who served between 1792 and 1815, was signed by the Duke of Plaisance. The Sainte-Hélène Medal represents the final recognition of soldiers who served during the Revolutionary and Imperial periods, providing a poignant connection to the Grande Armée's legacy. This document offers exceptional historical significance for collectors of Napoleonic military honors and researchers studying the commemoration of Napoleon's veterans during the Bourbon Restoration.