Aphids seem to stay away from this rose. I have big infestations every year because ants like to farm them. But this and Joasine Hanet don't seem so be targated by them much.

Gardener's Monthly and Horticulturist p. 260 (Sept 1880)
American Roses by H. B. Ellwanger

Mme. Boll (Daniel Boll). Sent out by Mons. Boyeau, of Angers, France, in 1859. Growth vigorous; foliage very large and handsome, of a pale green color; spines numerous. Flowers large or very large; form flat; color carmine rose; a free autumnal bloomer and very hardy; perhaps the most hardy in the class. One of the most superb roses for the garden.

Mr. Boll, now deceased, who was by birth a Swiss, produced a number of seedling Hybrid Perpetuals of merit; several of these were sold to parties in France, who sent them out as their own. Among these was Mme. Boll. It would be interesting to know, whether any among them besides Mme. Boll, are now famous.

Dictionnaire des roses, ou, Guide général du rosiériste, vol. 2, p. 217 (1885)
By Max Singer

Hyb. rem. Comte de Chambord.
Arbuste faible; à rameaux garnis de bosses, vert terne, peu garnis d'épines; fleur moyenne, peu pleine; coloris chair pâle.

Low shrub; twigs trimmed with bumps, dull green, slightly trimmed with thorns; flower medium, a little full; pale flesh color.