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Printed 1915 French police ordinance in bold black type announcing a ban on absinthe, with signatures and the text of the law

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REPUBLIQUE FRANCAISE/ PREFECTURE DE POLICE/ ORDONNANCE/ concernant la publication de la Loi du 16 Mars 1915/ relative à l'interdiction de la fabrication, de la vente en gros et au détail/ ainsi que de la circulation de l'absinthe et des liqueurs..., 1915, Musée Carnavalet, Paris. Via artnap.com

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A printed French police prefecture ordinance, dated Paris, 7 April 1915, announces the publication of the Law of 16 March 1915 banning the manufacture, wholesale and retail sale, and circulation of absinthe and similar liqueurs. The sheet is set in bold black display type with signatures and the text of the law below. This anonymous French work from 1915 is held by the Musée Carnavalet, Paris.

Museum record: Musée Carnavalet, Paris