Neruda Archives Absinthe collection

Absinthe correspondence place

Bordeaux, France

A reviewed place authority linked to the exact routes and evidence preserved in the letters.

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Reviewed place

Bordeaux, France

French city and commercial origin. It remains distinct from Bordeaux station, which is a transport facility used in routing instructions.

Names in the archive

  • Bordeaux, France

Correspondents connected with this place

Documents

  1. NRA-L-000157 · Letter from Fritz Duval to Vve A. Cabrol Jeune & Cie arranging Jules Haas's return from Buenos Aires, July 3, 1879
  2. NRA-L-000343 · Postcard from E. Andouard to Pernod Fils ordering ten casks and thirty cases of absinthe for Bordeaux station, October 23, 1891
  3. NRA-L-000174 · Postcard from E. Andouard to Pernod Fils concerning five demijohns of twenty to thirty litres, December 4, 1891
  4. NRA-L-000220 · Postcard from E. Andouard to Pernod Fils placing a large order for absinthe in barrels and cases, January 21, 1892
  5. NRA-L-000345 · Postcard from E. Jurie, General Steam Navigation Co. to Pernod Fils acknowledging receipt of a twelve-cask consignment for A. Smyth & Co., July 30, 1896
  6. NRA-L-000289 · Postcard from E. Jurie to Pernod Fils reporting that merchandise remains in bond awaiting embarkation, September 28, 1896
  7. NRA-L-000171 · Postcard from E. Jurie of the General Steam Navigation Co. to Pernod Fils acknowledging a cheque for 68.37 francs, October 12, 1896
  8. NRA-L-000219 · Postcard from James Moss & Co. to Veil-Picard & Cie acknowledging fees for an export certificate, January 11, 1905
  9. NRA-L-000218 · Postcard from Thos. Trapp & Sons to Veil-Picard & Cie concerning fifty undelivered cases, October 14, 1911

Sources

  1. Wikidata: Bordeaux (Q1479) · Wikidata
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