Commercial identity at 12, place Saint-Pierre, Chalon-sur-Saône, documented by three postcards and a repeated Épicerie Centrale stamp. The authority does not claim that the initial A. or the proprietor's complete civil identity has been resolved.
NRA-L-000263: A. Verniaud postcard bearing the Épicerie Centrale commercial stamp
NRA-L-000268: A. Verniaud postcard from Chalon-sur-Saône
NRA-L-000277: A. Verniaud postcard from the Épicerie Centrale
Neuchâtel commission house with stores on the port. Contemporary notices identify Edouard Bovet et Lerch and describe Bovet et Lerch as commission agents; the archive preserves three commercial letters from 1827-1828.
Feuille d'avis de Neuchâtel, 6 July 1829, notice naming Edouard Bovet et Lerch
Feuille d'avis de Neuchâtel, 25 November 1834, notice naming Bovet et Lerch as commission agents
Musée neuchâtelois biographical notice for Jules-François Lerch
NRA-L-000082: Ed. Bovet & Lerch commercial letter from Neuchâtel
Neuchâtel commercial house documented in three signed letters concerning remittances, bills of exchange, shipments and extract. It is retained separately from the later Bovet et Lerch commission house.
NRA-L-000089: signed Bovet Père & Fils letter from Neuchâtel
Pontarlier correspondent and commercial intermediary in the trade in hyssop, grand wormwood and petite absinthe. Four letters to Noilly Prat & Cie share the same name, place, role and commercial network.
NRA-L-000146: signed C. Regnauld letter and invoice from Pontarlier
Distilleries et distillateurs: Pontarlier
Distillery and liqueur producer at Thizy. Contemporary exhibition evidence identifies Crozet frères as liquorists at Thizy in 1894, matching the archive correspondence of 1895-1898.
Bulletin officiel de l'Exposition de 1894
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.
NRA-L-000174: postcard signed by E. Andouard at Bordeaux
NRA-L-000220: E. Andouard commercial order from Bordeaux
NRA-L-000343: E. Andouard postcard bearing a Bordeaux commercial stamp
Agent named on the printed Bordeaux office card of the General Steam Navigation Company. Three 1896 postcards share the same name, place, recipient, commercial function and hand/signature context.
NRA-L-000171: General Steam Navigation Company Bordeaux office card naming agent E. Jurie
NRA-L-000289: E. Jurie postcard concerning bonded merchandise
NRA-L-000345: E. Jurie postcard concerning a consignment for A. Smyth & Co.
British shipping company documented by its surviving corporate archive. The Neruda Archives card identifies a Bordeaux office and names E. Jurie as agent.
General Steam Navigation Co Ltd, GB 0064 GSN
Absinthe-producing firm at Couvet associated with Fritz Duval and Henri-François Duval. The archive letters of 1873-1876 address the firm at Pontarlier during its documented period. It remains distinct from the later H. F. Duval house.
Historical chronology of the Duval absinthe houses at Couvet
NRA-L-000137: letter addressed to H. & F. Duval at Pontarlier
Commercial correspondent at Montbéliard documented by repeated printed and stamped cards under the name Henri Faivre. The authority represents the business identity visible in the correspondence and does not claim a complete personal biography.
L'absinthe: dictionnaire des marques, volume 3, D-E-F
NRA-L-000190: Henri Faivre postcard with Montbéliard commercial stamp
Commercial correspondent at Saverne documented by three signed order postcards naming Café Claude. The authority preserves the combined documentary identity and does not infer Hildebrand's given name or the café's legal ownership.
NRA-L-000164: Hildebrand postcard signed for Café Claude at Saverne
NRA-L-000168: Hildebrand postcard for Café Claude at Saverne
NRA-L-000170: Hildebrand postcard for Café Claude at Saverne
The sender is treated as a business house, not automatically as an identified individual. Letterheads describe a transport enterprise in Neuchâtel and Les Verrières, and several letters are signed per procuration by a clerk.
NRA-L-000112: L. F. Lambelet letterhead and letter to Pernod fils
NRA-L-000114: Entreprise de transports L. F. Lambelet letterhead
Commercial apprenticeship in the trading house of L. F. Lambelet at Les Verrières
Company officially founded in 1855 by Louis Noilly and Claude Prat. The archive letters dated 1859-1873 fall within the documented company period.
General warehouseman for Pernod absinthe
Single owner-approved historical business lineage for research navigation. Documentary names and dated trade styles remain visible; this grouping does not claim an unchanged legal form across the whole period.
Distillerie Pernod, puis chocolaterie et confiserie Peter, Cailler et Kohler, puis Sopad, actuellement Nestlé
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.