Book  (1846)  Page(s) 18.  
 
Everblooming hardy Roses. Damascena perpetual. Bernard,..good fragrance. Pink-flesh-coloured, 2 in., double, rosette-form.

Book  (1846)  Page(s) 21.  
 
Hybrid Perpetuals...Bernard, idem [listed as Damascena perpetua]

Book  (1846)  Page(s) 109.  
 
Damask Perpetual. Bernard, or Pompon Perpetual, is a most beautiful new rose, with rather small flowers; but they are very double and finely shaped, of a delicate carmine colour: this is a true Perpetual, and a most desirable rose.

Book  (1846)  Page(s) 132-3.  
 
THE PERPETUAL DAMASK ROSE.
Bernard or Pompon Perpetual, is a most beautiful rose, with rather small flowers; but these are very double and finely-shaped, of a delicate carmine tinted with salmon, and very fragrant. This rose will flourish better on the Boursault stock than on the Dog Rose: this is a true perpetual, and a most desirable rose.

Magazine  (Sep 1845)  Page(s) 581.  
 
Extrait des principaux Rosiers cultivés chez M. GAUTHIER, quai d'Orsay, avenue de Suffren, 6, à Paris. IV. Rosiers hybrides remontants.
Arice. Aubernon. Augustine Mouchelet. Baronne Prevots. Calliope. Clémentine Schwerin. Comte de Paris. Docteur Marjolin. Duc d'Aumale. Duchesse de Sutherland. Docteur Marx. Emma Dampierre. Julie Dupont. Lady Forwich. Lane. Louis Bonaparte. Lady Alice Peel. Madame Dammerne. Madame Laffay. Marquise Borella. Maréchal Soult. Mistress Elliot. Prince Albert. Prince de Galles. Princesse Hélène. Prudence Roser. Reine de la Guillottière. Reine Victoria. Rose la reine de Laffay. Rivers. Sisley. Gauthier. Joséphine-Antoinette. Belle Fabert. Bernard. Desquermes. De Rennes. D'Angers. Du Roi. Lodoïska Marin. Mousseuse Maugé. Palmyre. Breon. Clémentine Duval. Coquette de Montmorency. Grand capitaine. Gloire de Guérin. Perpétuelle de Neuilly. Requin. Pulchérie. Prudhomme. Philippe I^er. Isaure Labbe. Emilie Duval. Deuil de Dumont d'Urville. Claire Duchâtelet. Billiard. 

Magazine  (Jul 1844)  Page(s) Vol. 35, p. 82, 101.  
 
LISTE DES EXPOSANTS, DES PLANTES , FLEURS, FRUITS, LÉGUMES ET AUTRES OBJETS EXPOSÉS DU 13 AU 16 JUIN 1844 , sous les auspices de la Société royale d'horticulture de Paris , DANS L'ORANGERIE DU LUXEMBOURG.
p. 82: M. BERGER , horticulteur spécial de rosiers, rue du Marché-aux- Chevaux , 13. Rosiers perpétuels.
Bernard.

p. 101: M. MARGOTTIN, horticulteur, rue des Trois-Ormes, n° 3, boulevard de la Gare. Rosiers perpétuels.
Bernard.

Book  (1844)  Page(s) 300.  
 
ROSES PERPÉTUELLES REMONTANT PLUS OU MOINS FRANCHEMENT.
Bernard, petite, pleine, rose.

Translation: PERPETUAL ROSES THAT ARE MORE OR LESS TRULY REMONTANT.
Bernard, small, full, rose-colored.

Magazine  (1844)  Page(s) 154-155.  
 
List of Exhibitors of September 11-15, 1844, in the Hôtel-de-Ville of Versailles:
Mr. Lemay, gardener at Mr. Taphinon, proprietor-amateur, avenue de Paris, 53...Perpetuals...Bernard...

Mr. Truffaut fils, nurseryman, rue des Chantiers, 34...Hybrid perpetuals...Bernard...

Book  (1844)  Page(s) 154.  
 
Perpetual Damask. Bernard, or Perpetual Pompone, is a lovely pink rose, of exquisite form, all the petals being like so many beautiful shells neatly put together; it is very similar to Joséphine Antoinette, but they are distinct.

Magazine  (4 Nov 1843)  Page(s) 773.  
 
Amateur's Garden.
In July last, I, in company with my employer, went to Sawbridgeworth, to see Mr. Rivers' collection in bloom, and the list which I subjoin are what we purchased to add to an already tolerably good collection....
Damask Perpetual.
Crimson ! ! !
Bernard ! ! 
All the Roses in this list are excellent, but those marked with notes of exclamation are the best, and the notes are increased in number in proportion to their superior claims. —W.P. Ayres, Brooklands.