France. Vinicoles de Cognac J. G. Monnet & Cie 100 Francs, 1906 + 19 more

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Brand J. G. Monnet & Cie; Model Vinicoles de Cognac 100 Francs, 1906; 20 items; grade About Uncirculated 50; country France.

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Vinicoles de Cognac J. G. Monnet & Cie 100 Francs, 1906

The history of the J G Monnet company dates back to 1838 when a group of vineyard owners formed an association - Societe des Proprietaires Vinicoles de Cognac. The company wasn’t named J G Monnet until 1897 when Jean-Gabriel Monnet lent his name to this cognac house as well as bestowing it its salamander emblem. Salamanders were popular on the coats of arms of the kings of France. Mythically reputed to be able to survive fire, Monnet adopted the creature both as a nod to the royal heritage and also to represent cognac’s survival of the flames during distillation process.

+ 3 more Union de Proprietaires de Vinicoles,

Bottelleau &Cie, 1869

with many Dividend Stamps on Backside

+ 16 more

international shipping + tracking no.


Vinicoles de Cognac J. G. Monnet & Cie 100 Francs, 1906

The history of the J G Monnet company dates back to 1838 when a group of vineyard owners formed an association - Societe des Proprietaires Vinicoles de Cognac. The company wasn’t named J G Monnet until 1897 when Jean-Gabriel Monnet lent his name to this cognac house as well as bestowing it its salamander emblem. Salamanders were popular on the coats of arms of the kings of France. Mythically reputed to be able to survive fire, Monnet adopted the creature both as a nod to the royal heritage and also to represent cognac’s survival of the flames during distillation process.

+ 3 more Union de Proprietaires de Vinicoles,

Bottelleau &Cie, 1869

with many Dividend Stamps on Backside

+ 16 more

international shipping + tracking no.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Grade (Certified notes)
About Uncirculated 50
Country/province
France
Year/period and variation
Vinicoles de Cognac J. G. Monnet & Cie 100 Francs, 1906 + 19 more
Number of items
20
GermanyVerified
761
Objects sold
95.12%
175
Reviews
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