Booklet  (1899)  Page(s) 14.  
 
Fiammetta Nabonnand  (T) Nabonnand 1894. G. Satin-white, slightly tinted with pale rose, strong and vigorous; said to be a seedling of Papa Gontier crossed with Niphetos.

Book  (1899)  Page(s) 65.  
 
Fiametta Nabonnand, thé, Nabon., 1894, blanc, rose et jaune

Book  (1899)  Page(s) 139.  
 
Papa Gontier à fleurs blanc, thé, voir Fiammetta Nabonnand

Article (magazine)  (1 Feb 1898)  Page(s) 22.  
 
[From a talk by Léon Chénault at the Conference of Rosarians at Orléans, published in "Journal des Roses"]
Fiammetta Nabonnand (Nabonnand, 1874), déjà surnommé Papa Gontier, à fleurs blanches, réapparaît en 1893 sous le nom de Baronne M. de Tornaco.

Magazine  (1898)  Page(s) 22.  
 
[From an article by Léon Chénault, nursery owner at Orléans] Fiammetta Nabonnand (Nabonnand, 1874), already surnamed Papa Gontier, à fleurs blanches, reappeared again in 1896 under the name of Baronne M. de Tornaco.

Book  (1898)  Page(s) 11.  
 
FIAMINETTA NABONNAND Tea-Nabonnand
White, slightly tinted with rosy carmine, texture like satin. This is the much be-lauded white "Papa Gontier"' before its introduction -so long delayed, and at such an absurd price-to the public, more was said and written in its favor than of any other variety for years past. Quite unworthy, in my judgment, of the encomium lavished on it by the producer. Globular, not very full, petals limp, soon looses its form by exposure to sun. Bad habit and weakly constitution, lacks altogether the superb vigour and growth of its parent "Papa Gontier," neither does it inherit his beautiful filbert shaped buds or long and strong flower-stalks.

Book  (1898)  Page(s) Supp. 6.  
 
Roses Introduced from 1888 to 1898
Fiammetta Nabonnand (Tea) a lovely rose in form almost like an egg. The flowers are satin white tinted and edged with pale rose. Not very full but most beautiful in autumn. It has the sweet perfume of violets. Growth moderate.

Magazine  (Jul 1897)  Page(s) 138.  
 
Le Moniteur d'Horticulture, No.11, montre une belle rose du semeur Nabonnand: est est nommée Fiametta Nabonnand. C'est une perfection comme forme et nuances...

Translation: Le Moniteur d'Horticulture, No.11, illustrates a beautiful rose bred by Nabonnand: it's name is Fiametta Nabonnand. It's a perfection as to form and shading...

Website/Catalog  (1897)  Page(s) 6.  
 
New Roses.  
Fiametta Nabonnand  (T.S.)  A seedling from Papa Gontier, with satin white flowers, slightly tinted with pale rose, large and full, cupped, very beautiful.  

Magazine  (1897)  Page(s) 1159.  
 
Fiametta Nabonnand [Nabonnand, 1874] (Syn. : Papa Gonthier et Baronne M. de Tornaco [1896].

NB: the introduction date for 'Fiametta Nabonnand' was 1894, not 1874, and the synonym given by others is 'Papa Gontier à fleurs blanches'; the equation with 'Baronne de Tornaco' might be accurate; they were similar in appearance and reported lineage, but it was fashionable in the 1890's to call similar-looking roses synonymous, whether they were or not...