Bartenders' Manual by Bartenders Association of America (1913, p.25)

1 bottleFrench brandy base
0.25 gillJamaica rum base
4 lemonlemon peel — Lemon peelsbase
2 bottleApollinaris — Apollinaris waterdilution
12 wholeOrange — Orangesgarnish
2 orangeOrange peel — Orange peelsgarnish
1 wholepineapple — Pineapplegarnish
1 boxstrawberry — Strawberriesgarnish
0.5 gillBenedictine modifier
2 bottleMadeira modifier
0.5 gillMaraschino liqueur — Maraschinomodifier
0.5 gillRed curacoa — Red Curacoamodifier
6 bottlechampagne other
4 bottleChateau Margaux other
4 bottleTokay other
1.13 poundsugar — Lump sugarsweetener
  1. Mix the fruit, peels, sugar, and Apollinaris, then add the liqueurs, rum, brandy, Champagne, wines, and Madeira.
  2. Strain into a clean bowl surrounded with ice and ornament with leaves and fruit.

Garnish: Grapes, oranges, pineapples, and strawberries

L'Art du Shaker by Dominique Migliorero (1925, p.23)

2 dashcognac — Cognacbase
2.5 pieceice — Icebase
Seasonal fruit — Seasonal fruitgarnish
2 dashBenedictine modifier
2 dashMaraschino liqueur — Maraschinomodifier
champagne — Finish with Champagne.other
1 Bordeaux glasswhite wine — White wineother
  1. Build in a large tumbler, stir well, garnish with seasonal fruit, and serve.

Garnish: Seasonal fruit

Ice: Ice

The source attributes this to Charlie Forrester of London.