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The oldest documents in the Consulate fonds date back to 1843, to the foundation of the Consulate of Palestine during the Kingdom of Sardinia. According to the papers the Consulate closed in 1849 leaving the defence of the citizens to the Consulate of France.

The Royal Decree dated November 17th, 1871 establishes the Italian Consulate in Palestine. The papers cover the history of the Consulate until its closure, in June 10th, 1940. At that date the protection of Italian interests was entrusted to the Spanish Consulate. The activity of Consul Quinto Mazzolini and his Bureau in Rome (Ufficio Stralcio) lasted during 1943.

It includes only one file containing all the papers preserved. It consists mainly of institutional correspondence.
Activities of the Sardinian consuls:

• Luigi Lenchantin – Consul (March, 1843 – May 1844)
• Giuseppe Maria Adolfo Castellinard - Consul (July, 1845 – July 1849).

Attendance of the cardinal to the Congress. Reports. Excerpt from 'Le Monde'. Press clipping. Correspondence.

Celebration of the anniversary. Correspondence also with the local authorities: invitation cards and appreciation letters. List of guests.

Greetings for the anniversary and appreciation letters. Correspondence.

Celebration of the anniversary. Greetings and appreciation letters. Correspondence.

Greetings and appreciation letters. Correspondence. Press clippings.

Celebration of the anniversaries. Invitation cards, greetings. Correspondence.

Celebration of the anniversary. Greetings and appreciation letters. Correspondence.

Celebration of the anniversary. Greetings, invitation cards and appreciation letters. Correspondence
With a special coined medal, souvenir of the event.