Paul-Louis Duval (1811 - 1870) opened a brewery around 1860 next to his butcher shop located in the Parisian market halls. His concept was to generously serve the market porters a beef broth at a modest price. His son Alexandre (1847 - 1922) expanded the concept after his father's death and created a full-fledged restaurant chain. He notably opened the famous Bouillon Duval. Then he ventured into high society. He was a witty man, exuding refined elegance, wearing violet suits with muslin cuffs, lace jabots, and half-top hats. Parisians would nickname him Godefroy de Bouillon.

Aurore - third sketch (see first and second sketch). French luxury shoe brand under the Heyraud brand.

Automobile

Sketch made for Fiat

Brasier Automobiles

Automobile.
This sketch was reused for the Sinco gasoline (See black and white photo)