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Applegreen's Bar Book by John Applegreen (1904, p.43) — Applegreen 1904 Bowl

2 quartLemon juice (fresh) — lemon juiceacid
4 quartbrandy — brandybase
1 quartDark rum — rumbase
4 poundsugar — sugarbase
8 quartSoda water — Apollinaris or Johannis waterdilution
water — waterdilution
1 large lumpice — iceother
4 quartSauterne wine — Sauterneother
  1. Dissolve the sugar in a large punch bowl with a little water.
  2. Add the spirits, wine, lemon juice, mineral water, and a large lump of ice, stir well, and serve in small glass cups.
  3. Frappé softly in a large ice-cream freezer if desired.

Ice: Large lump

Nose
Wine, citrus, and mixed spirits rise in a broad party-punch aroma.
Palate
This matters because it keeps a very large-format late bowl service alive in the ontology, with table wine, spirit, and mineral water all working together rather than in separate families.
Finish
The finish is cool, wine-led, and expansive.
Summary
A massive mixed-wine-and-spirit bowl from the late party-punch branch.

Louis' Mixed Drinks with Hints for the Care & Serving of Wines by Louis Muckensturm (1906, p.75)

fruit — Sliced fruitbase
1 pintgenever — Holland ginbase
1 pintsloe gin — Sloe ginbase
1 pintSoda water — Sodadilution
1 liqueur-glasscreme de cacao — Creme de Cacaomodifier
1 liqueur-glassMaraschino — Maraschinomodifier
1 tablespoonfulsugar — Sugarsweetener
  1. Fill a punch-bowl one-third full with sliced fruit, add the sugar and spirits, and when ready to serve, fizz with soda.

Ice: Ice

See also: Rum Punch, Champagne Punch, Fish House Punch

The book says this is sufficient for twelve people.