1) Text on label:
Neck label:
TROCADERO
COGNAC 1900 EXTRA
Main label:
¹⁄₄ QUART
TROCADERO
COGNAC
SUPERIOR
1900
PRODUCE OF CUBA
86 PROOF NET
MANUFACTURED BY
RAMON DEL COLLADO
HAVANA
P.O. BOX
507
CUBA
Embossed on bottle (back, upper shoulder):
FEDERAL LAW FORBIDS
SALE RE-USE OF THIS BOTTLE
Neck strip label (Cuban tax stamp):
REPUBLICA
DE CUBA
FABRICACION Y CONSUMO
MINISTERIO DE AGRICULTURA
Nº S
2333
2) Visual elements:
Neck label: Small, oval-shaped label with pointed ends and a double-line border. "TROCADERO" uses a bold serif font with a shadow effect, while "COGNAC 1900 EXTRA" is a condensed sans-serif.
Main label: Large, shield-like label in tan/beige with ornate gold/brown scrollwork and vine/leaf motifs forming the border. A central dark blue banner with a gold border contains "COGNAC SUPERIOR 1900". "TROCADERO" appears on a curved banner above this. Font styles vary: "TROCADERO" is a decorative serif with shadow, "COGNAC SUPERIOR 1900" are bold sans-serifs (1900 also with shadow), and smaller text is in various sans-serif or block styles.
Cork/Capsule: The cork stopper is visible and aged. A partial capsule/tax strip wraps over the cork and down the neck, showing a green pattern (possibly stylized 'S' shapes or waves) on a red top, and a green/beige section on the side with text.
Embossing: Text "FEDERAL LAW FORBIDS SALE RE-USE OF THIS BOTTLE" is embossed horizontally on the back shoulder of the bottle in a block/sans-serif font.
Neck strip label: A green and beige paper strip (Cuban tax stamp), partially damaged, shows text in block/sans-serif font and possibly a partial national emblem or coat of arms, though details are unclear due to damage.
3) Fill level estimate:
lost quite some liquid, not ideal
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Max von Olfers
Max von Olfers is the founder of cabinet7, and has 10 years of experience with collector item appraisals. The oldest Cognac Max has consumed is from 1855.
Malte Lukowski
Malte Lukowski runs the operations & collector item departments at cabinet7, and has 4 years of experience with collector item appraisals. The oldest Cognac Malte has consumed is from 1920.
