Identity and scope
The historical business represented by this record
Banking and commercial partnership whose managers supported and then acquired the Pernod business in 1888. It remains a separate organization related to the Pernod Fils historical business lineage.1, 2
Editorial boundary. This record represents the named historical organization in the linked evidence. Continuity with a modern legal entity is not asserted unless an exact external identity match is listed.
Documentary names
Names preserved in the evidence
Forms are ordered by their earliest dated appearance in the archive. The preferred name supports navigation; historical spellings and abbreviations remain searchable and are never silently replaced.
| Name form | Use | Evidence |
|---|---|---|
| Veil-Picard & Cie, Maison Pernod Fils | Form recorded in the correspondence | 7 letters, 1890–1913 |
| Vieil-Picard, Maison Pernod Fils | Form recorded in the correspondence | 1 letter, 1891 |
| Veil-Picard & Cie | Preferred name; form recorded in the correspondence | 14 letters, 1892–1911 |
| Veil-Picard & Pernod | Form recorded in the correspondence | 1 letter, 1896 |
| Pernod Fils (Veil-Picard & Cie) | Form recorded in the correspondence | 1 letter, 1899 |
| Pernod Fils, Vieil-Picard et Cie | Form recorded in the correspondence | 1 letter, 1899 |
| Vieil-Picard & Cie, Maison Pernod Fils | Form recorded in the correspondence | 1 letter, 1907 |
Documented connections
People, places and correspondence
1888–1926 · confirmed
24 letters
1 letter
1 letter
Evidence in Neruda Archives
Selected letters across the documented period
Every link opens the stable public record with manuscript images, transcription, translation and metadata.
NRA-L-000271 · 1890-10-23
Postcard from Lazare Petit to Veil-Picard & Cie concerning a small barrel ordered through representative Sardin, October 23, 1890
Recipient as recorded: Veil-Picard & Cie, Maison Pernod Fils
NRA-L-000273 · 1895-02-13
Postcard from Béal-Weippert to Maison Veil-Picard ordering four cases of absinthe, February 13, 1895
Recipient as recorded: Veil-Picard & Cie, Maison Pernod Fils
NRA-L-000290 · 1896-01-02
Postcard from E. Mathieu-Rohmer to Veil-Picard & Cie, Maison Pernod Fils ordering a twenty-litre demijohn of Pernod absinthe for a publican in Anould, January 2, 1896
Recipient as recorded: Veil-Picard & Cie, Maison Pernod Fils
NRA-L-000205 · 1898-10-19
Postcard from Ernest Viard to Veil-Picard & Cie ordering five cases of Pernod absinthe, October 19, 1898
Recipient as recorded: Veil-Picard & Cie
NRA-L-000375 · 1899-09-20Probable identification
Postcard from J. Maigrot, Hôtel National to Pernod Fils, Vieil-Picard et Cie ordering ten to twelve litres of absinthe, September 20, 1899
Recipient as recorded: Pernod Fils, Vieil-Picard et Cie
NRA-L-000282 · 1905-09-17
Postcard from Camille Vivier to Veil-Picard & Cie ordering a fifty-litre cask of absinthe and advertising pictures, September 17, 1905
Recipient as recorded: Veil-Picard & Cie
NRA-L-000359 · 1907-05-11Probable identification
Postcard from Société Anonyme des Magasins Généraux et Docks Réunis to Vieil-Picard & Cie, Maison Pernod Fils acknowledging a letter and recording a corresponding credit, May 11, 1907
Recipient as recorded: Vieil-Picard & Cie, Maison Pernod Fils
NRA-L-000283 · 1913-09-09
Postcard from C. Martin-Germain to Veil-Picard & Cie, Maison Pernod Fils sending empty containers to be returned filled with absinthe, September 9, 1913
Recipient as recorded: Veil-Picard & Cie, Maison Pernod Fils
Complete list of 26 linked letters
- NRA-L-000271 · 1890-10-23Postcard from Lazare Petit to Veil-Picard & Cie concerning a small barrel ordered through representative Sardin, October 23, 1890
- NRA-L-000355 · 1891-03-19Probable identificationPostcard from G. Theiler to Vieil-Picard, Maison Pernod Fils sending an empty cask for its customary return, March 19, 1891
- NRA-L-000245 · 1892-02-10Postcard from Soula-Oulès & F. Barthe to Veil-Picard & Cie ordering forty-eight bottles of Pernod, February 10, 1892
- NRA-L-000307 · 1893-01-09Postcard from F. M. Person to Veil-Picard & Cie ordering forty litres of Pernod fils absinthe on thirty-day terms, January 9, 1893
- NRA-L-000273 · 1895-02-13Postcard from Béal-Weippert to Maison Veil-Picard ordering four cases of absinthe, February 13, 1895
- NRA-L-000226 · 1895-04-11Postcard from Joseph Dougnac to Veil-Picard & Cie ordering four cases of Pernod, April 11, 1895
- NRA-L-000204 · 1895-12-11Postcard from Maison Thiry to Veil-Picard & Cie ordering a barrel of 72-degree absinthe, December 11, 1895
- NRA-L-000290 · 1896-01-02Postcard from E. Mathieu-Rohmer to Veil-Picard & Cie, Maison Pernod Fils ordering a twenty-litre demijohn of Pernod absinthe for a publican in Anould, January 2, 1896
- NRA-L-000260 · 1896-09-28Postcard from C. Jaillon to Veil-Picard & Pernod requesting a second advertising picture with an absinthe order, September 28, 1896
- NRA-L-000200 · 1897-01-16Postcard from E. Berton to Veil-Picard & Cie, Maison Pernod Fils, concerning returned empty bottles, January 16, 1897
- NRA-L-000311 · 1897-01-30Postcard from Henri Walbaum to Veil-Picard & Cie acknowledging receipt of a letter whose contents were in order, January 30, 1897
- NRA-L-000205 · 1898-10-19Postcard from Ernest Viard to Veil-Picard & Cie ordering five cases of Pernod absinthe, October 19, 1898
- NRA-L-000298 · 1899-05-31Postcard from J. Denis to Veil-Picard & Cie, Maison Pernod Fils ordering ten cases of Pernod fils and advertising material, May 31, 1899
- NRA-L-000231 · 1899-07-21Postcard from L. Hébrard & M. Albe to Veil-Picard & Cie urgently revising an order, July 21, 1899
- NRA-L-000375 · 1899-09-20Probable identificationPostcard from J. Maigrot, Hôtel National to Pernod Fils, Vieil-Picard et Cie ordering ten to twelve litres of absinthe, September 20, 1899
- NRA-L-000166 · 1899-10-05Postcard from Ed. Burckard to Pernod Fils confirming labels and two barrels, October 5, 1899
- NRA-L-000278 · 1900-10-02Postcard from P. Segaut Fils to Veil-Picard & Cie, Maison Pernod Fils ordering twenty cases of twelve litres of Pernod absinthe, October 2, 1900
- NRA-L-000219 · 1905-01-11Postcard from James Moss & Co. to Veil-Picard & Cie acknowledging fees for an export certificate, January 11, 1905
- NRA-L-000282 · 1905-09-17Postcard from Camille Vivier to Veil-Picard & Cie ordering a fifty-litre cask of absinthe and advertising pictures, September 17, 1905
- NRA-L-000209 · 1905-12-01Postcard from Chardot & Gaunet to Veil-Picard & Cie urgently ordering four cases of absinthe, December 1, 1905
- NRA-L-000221 · 1906-10-04Postcard from J. M. Currie & Co. to Veil-Picard & Cie concerning requested certificates, October 4, 1906
- NRA-L-000359 · 1907-05-11Probable identificationPostcard from Société Anonyme des Magasins Généraux et Docks Réunis to Vieil-Picard & Cie, Maison Pernod Fils acknowledging a letter and recording a corresponding credit, May 11, 1907
- NRA-L-000216 · 1909-01-30Postcard from Alfred Viard to Veil-Picard & Cie requesting an immediate reply because stock is exhausted, January 30, 1909
- NRA-L-000222 · 1909-03-15Postcard from Watson & Parker to Veil-Picard & Cie forwarding a damage certificate to insurers, March 15, 1909
- NRA-L-000218 · 1911-10-14Postcard from Thos. Trapp & Sons to Veil-Picard & Cie concerning fifty undelivered cases, October 14, 1911
- NRA-L-000283 · 1913-09-09Postcard from C. Martin-Germain to Veil-Picard & Cie, Maison Pernod Fils sending empty containers to be returned filled with absinthe, September 9, 1913
Sources
Evidence used for this authority
- Distillerie Pernod, puis chocolaterie et confiserie Peter, Cailler et Kohler, puis Sopad, actuellement NestléFrench Ministry of Culture, POP · 2026-08-27
- La Propriété industrielle, 1929, no. 6WIPO Knowledge Repository · 2026-08-27
How this identity was established
The linked mentions were joined only after documentary name forms, place, role, date range and surviving business evidence were reviewed together. The local Neruda Archives authority remains primary; a brand, business lineage, historical firm and modern company are not treated as identical without exact supporting evidence.
Future corrections are recorded as new, sourced decisions rather than silently overwriting earlier evidence.