Magnificent decorative share of 500 francs bearer of the Brasseries Breuvart d'Armentières (Nord), a public limited company with a capital of 5,000,000 francs. Issued around 1923 (original articles of association from 1928 to be verified), no. 004662, fully paid up. Armentières, a Flemish town in the Nord region 80% destroyed during the First World War, saw the reconstruction of its thriving brewing industry from the 1920s onward — Breuvart was an emblematic player, famous for its keeping beers and its Triple. The polychrome design is DAZZLING: a factory view at the top with smoking chimneys, complete brewing scenes — draft horses pulling barrel carts, peasants harvesting wheat and hops, brewers working with tankards, the "Breuvart" coat of arms in a green triangle at the center, pairs of red amphorae, four glasses of golden beer against a wooden background. Distinctive "Breuvart" logo in a green triangle. Two handwritten signatures of directors. The lower sheet retains 30 intact coupons on the left and right — an exceptional set. Printed by Boulart Frères, Tourcoing. A showcase piece for a brewing collection, food-industry scripophily, Art Deco, or enthusiasts of the Hauts-de-France region. The top of thematic beer scripophily.