This is an original 1918 French letterhead from Marnier-Lapostolle, producers of the famous Grand Marnier liqueur, based at 8 Place de l’Opéra in Paris. The letter features a detailed engraving of the company’s distillery, along with their impressive credentials, including “Expositions Universelles” and Legion of Honor references. It was sent to Limoges and concerns a shipment of Cordon Rouge. A fantastic piece of liquor history with a striking early logo and branding design.

Measures about 8.5" x 11". Generally clean with the original folds, punch holes at the left edge and very light wear.