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The strip says "4/5 Quart". I don't know how to put pictures on this forum. If I could email them to someone who can, I will be more than happy to email them you.

Thanks AVB,as luck would have it,no paper.I guess it could be from the 70's, but it sure does look to be much older.When I joined this sight I o.k.'d members to email me. I will take a picture of both together and email them to whoever is iterested in seeing them.I don't like posting my email...

It is stamped,not in the glass. Just raised ever so lightly.It is stamped just as the "Made In France " and the logo.

Also just noticed the number "311" stamped on the bottom.

Would the vs,vpos,etc. be stamped on the bottle?

WOW!!! Learned more here than all the searches I did.I don't really drink these types. I drink blended whiskey and sometimes a little scotch.(Yummy)

Thank you Lopeka. So is this a wine? I hope I am not getting on an yones nerves with these questions.

It has a cork in it with the famous goverment strip.On the strip it says "B. Leon Croizet cognac".I was told it was from the 1920's or 30's. Any thoughts?

Thank you for the help.I live in the east. I have another bottle also. It is a congac. It has a gold rim at both ends and gold grapes and leaves on it. It is a nice sealed bottle. On the bottem it is stamped made in France.Also stamped Baccarat with a bottle and glass. I am just a country boy...

Hello,I joined to see if I could get some advice and maybe some idea as to what I have found.I know little about Port wine. I have a sealed bottle stamped "PORTO 1937". It was bottled in 1972 and shipped by Antoio Jose Da Silva. What should I do with it?