• Condiment The initial sketch was made for olive oil (See black and white photo).
  • Complete food based on Blédine produced by the establishments Jacquemaire in Villefranche-sur-Saône near Lyon.
  • Belgian tobacco
  • Pond's beauty cream for the day.
    Pond's Cream was invented in the United States as a patent medicine by pharmacist Theron T. Pond (1800–1852) of Utica, New York, in 1846. The company is now a subsidiary of Unilever.
  • Argental - second sketch (See first sketch). Argental manufactured cutlery and silverware in nickel silver, silver plated and silver plated. Its factory was in Coulommiers in the Seine et Marne department. It employed 250 people in 1930. The company was active throughout the first three quarters of the twentieth century.
  • Refreshing aperitif
  • The black and white photo tells us it's a Pastis.
  • The year 1931 marked a turning point in the iconographic history of Saint Raphaël with the appearance of the two café waiters in the brand's various creations. These two figures, also called the "Twins," were inspired by two actors: Armand Bernard and Paul Marien, or "Pauley" as he was known on stage: one is red, symbolizing Saint Raphaël Rouge, and the other is white, representing Saint Raphaël Ambré. They bring a unique soul and character to the brand.
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