The archive has come to us almost in its entirety, only a few pieces are missing. They can be identified thanks to the presence of the deposit list. The following documentation is preserved
the regulatory instruments (mainly printed material)
the institutional correspondence (incoming letters and copy book registers, a protocol)
the instruments of control and supervision on the movement of Tuscans subjects and foreigners to Tuscany
the instruments of control and supervision on the Merchant Navy
the papers aimed at the protection of Tuscan subjects and the documentation produced in the performance of notarial functions (notarial and authentication services)
The fond consist mainly of correspondence (files and copy-books) and registers.
Imperiale Regio Consolato generale di Toscana in Genova
Kingdom of Sardinia. Consulate in Thessaloniki (1825- ) them Vice-consulate (1830-) then Proconsulate (1833-) then Consular Delegation (1844-) then Consulate (1856 -)
There are few papers from the period 1817-1819 and nothing remains of the previous period due to the non-delivery of the archive of the former consul Filippo Bonadies to the new Tuscan consul. The main correspondents of the papers are the Foreign Secretariat in Florence and the Governor of Livorno. Commercial and maritime subjects prevail; commendations from the Secretariat of Florence and requests for information about Tuscan subjects.
Imperiale Regio Consolato generale di Toscana in Roma
Two small registers, consisting of just a few pages, buried among the extensive documentation from Beirut. Almost unique. Proconsular documentation is rarely preserved. The register of ship arrivals and departures from the port fits perfectly with that of the Vice-Consulate, later the Sardinian Consulate, in Beirut.
Proconsolato del Regno di Sardegna in Tripoli di Siria
