French city and commercial origin. It remains distinct from Bordeaux station, which is a transport facility used in routing instructions.
French commune represented as a commercial origin, including the A. Verniaud correspondence.
Historical absinthe-production centre in the canton of Neuchâtel. The historical municipality status is retained because it matches the nineteenth-century correspondence context.
Former municipality; part of Val-de-Travers since 1 January 2009.
Swiss border municipality. The collection form omits the article Les; that documentary form remains visible and searchable rather than being silently rewritten.
French city and commune represented in the collection as a commercial origin and occasional destination.
French port city represented both as origin and destination in the commercial correspondence.
French commune represented as a recurring commercial origin, notably for the Henri Faivre correspondence.
Swiss municipality and commercial origin in the correspondence; it is not conflated with the canton of the same name.
French commune represented as a recurring commercial origin.
French commune in Doubs. The archive uses it primarily as the destination of correspondence to Pernod-related businesses; the place authority does not imply that every recipient occupied the same address.
Railway station officially styled Saint-Victor - Thizy and located in Saint-Victor-sur-Rhins, near Thizy. The hyphen and en-dash forms in the catalogue are documentary punctuation variants referring to the same facility; neither is silently rewritten in the letter record.
Railway station in Saint-Victor-sur-Rhins. During the period represented in the collection it also connected with the metre-gauge Saint-Victor-sur-Rhins–Thizy railway, operated from 1882 to 1934.
French commune and historical Alsatian town represented as an origin in the Hildebrand correspondence. The historical German form Zabern is a time-scoped name, not a second place.
Known officially as Zabern during the period of German administration represented in the collection.
Historical town in the Rhône and recurring origin of Crozet Frères correspondence. It remains distinct from Saint-Victor - Thizy station, a railway facility across the departmental boundary in Saint-Victor-sur-Rhins.
An independent commune during the 1890s correspondence represented in the collection; a delegated commune within Thizy-les-Bourgs since 1 January 2013.
The official SNCF address places the station in the commune of Saint-Victor-sur-Rhins.
The metre-gauge Saint-Victor-sur-Rhins–Thizy line connected the main-line station with Thizy during the years represented by the collection.