Magazine  (Mar 1901)  Page(s) 128. Vol 11, No. 6.  
 
…'Mad. Rivoy' in rich crimson scarlet, 'Empress of China' in soft dark red, changing to pink…

Website/Catalog  (1901)  Page(s) 57.  
 
'Mme. Rivoy'. Tea.....

Magazine  (Jul 1897)  Page(s) 230. Vol 7, No. 10.  
 
'Madame Rivoy' and 'Madame de Vatry' are of later introduction than Bougere, and complete this trio of exquisite ever-blooming Roses.

'Madame Rivoy' is a grand old Rose, so bold in form and fashion that it resembles the best of the Hybrid Perpetuals. The blooms are large and loosely formed, very full and double, richly colored crimson, clear and unclouded. The fragrance is delightful, and the quick and rapid growth of the Rose bush, covered with clean, shining foliage and numerous buds and blooms that cover it from Spring till the close of the season in Autumn, leaves nothing to be desired in the way of remarkably handsome and reliable ever-blooming crimson Tea Rose.

Website/Catalog  (1897)  
 
'Mme Rivoy'.... a grand old variety.

Website/Catalog  (1897)  Page(s) 39.  
 
Ever-blooming Tea Roses. Madame Rivoy  Looks like a Hybrid Perpetual in Flower and Foliage. Is Hardy. In this grand old variety we have a Rose of no ordinary excellence. It is entitled to a place among Ever-blooming Roses equal to that which 'General Jacqueminot' takes among Hybrid Perpetuals. Indeed it is not unlike a Hybrid Perpetual in the extra-large, full and loosely-formed double flowers, enchanting fragrance, intensity of color, large handsome foliage, and extreme vigor of growth ; it is hardy with slight protection, a quick, constant and profuse bloomer, and for outdoor culture cannot be excelled by any Rose of its color. The flowers are produced in wonderful abundance upon long stiff stems, and in color may be described as a rich crimson scarlet; very bright and effective. We doubt if any of our customers have ever seen this lovely Rose, and it is for their benefit, that all may secure one of the finest and best Roses grown, that we call special attention to it by our truthful illustration.

Article (misc)  (1889)  
 
California Roses: W. A. T. Stratton
Bourbon Roses. 'Md. Rivoy' – vig. Purplish rose; large and full.

Magazine  (1881)  Page(s) 130. Vol 23..  
 
'Madame Rivoy'--Beautiful, rich crimson scarlet; large, fine form, very double and sweet, very showy.

Magazine  (1872)  Page(s) 9.  
 
Advertisement for Dingee & Conard Co. 'Mad. Rivoy'