Share of 100 francs to bearer issued in 1925 in Paris, 2 rue Drouot.

Founded in 1882, the company became a Société en commandité par actions in 1895 and, in 1924, a public limited company publishing under the title "Le Gaulois", in a single sheet, the daily newspapers "Le Gaulois-Paris-Journal" and "Le Clairon" ("The Bugle").

Literary and political daily newspaper, it is taken over by Arthur Meyer. Published until 1929, the company then merged with Le Figaro by François Coty.

Stamp with a rooster.