Neruda Archives Absinthe collection

Absinthe correspondence authority

E. Andouard

A reviewed research identity linked to the exact name forms and evidence preserved in the letters.

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Reviewed authority

E. Andouard

Bordeaux commercial correspondent documented by three signed order postcards, one of which bears an E. Andouard business stamp. It is modelled as a commercial identity because the current evidence does not safely distinguish a sole trader from a firm represented by a named signatory.

Names in the archive

  • E. Andouard

Connections in the collection

Documents

  1. NRA-L-000343 · Postcard from E. Andouard to Pernod Fils ordering ten casks and thirty cases of absinthe for Bordeaux station, October 23, 1891
  2. NRA-L-000174 · Postcard from E. Andouard to Pernod Fils concerning five demijohns of twenty to thirty litres, December 4, 1891
  3. NRA-L-000220 · Postcard from E. Andouard to Pernod Fils placing a large order for absinthe in barrels and cases, January 21, 1892

Sources

  1. NRA-L-000174: postcard signed by E. Andouard at Bordeaux · Neruda Archives
  2. NRA-L-000220: E. Andouard commercial order from Bordeaux · Neruda Archives
  3. NRA-L-000343: E. Andouard postcard bearing a Bordeaux commercial stamp · Neruda Archives
Research scope and open questions
  • Complete personal name represented by the initial E.
  • Business address, trade and legal form
  • Whether the commercial identity and the signatory should later receive separate authority records