PCT4267623: Cover of a booklet for the Catalan aperitif Byrrh, circa 1930. The illustrator represents pickers who salute the passage of trucks, trains and planes to the brands of the company, leaving to deliver the boxes of wine to the four corners of the world. The text states that Byrrh produced 16 million gallons of wine (72 million litres) at that time. At the bottom, the Canigou, emblematic mountain of Catalonia and the Eastern Pyrenees. / Bridgeman Images
PCT4287714: Extract from the sketchbook “Prisoners of War”” published in 1918 by Jean-Pierre Laurens (1875-1933) - Wittenberg camp in Germany, where French civilian and military prisoners were kept from 1914 - on Sunday, curious German civilians come to see French prisoners like animals in cages behind the beard sons - child in uniform with a tip helmet - First World War 1914-1918 (14-18) 1915 - / Bridgeman Images
PCT4287972: Saint Pair (Paterne or Patern), originally from Armorique, is the first eveque attests to Vannes and one of the seven holy founders of Brittany (died between 490 and 511) - Jealous by the city authorities, he had to leave the region to take refuge in a monastery. Legend says that after his death many miracles would have taken place on his grave. Caught of remorse, the Vannetais brought home the remains of their eveque and built the church of Saint Patern on its tomb - Engraving by Adolphe Gusman, mid-19th century: St Pair warmed a sick child - St Patern feast on April 15 or May 21 (Roman calendar) / Bridgeman Images