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Glass Category: | Liquor advertising | Glass Type: | Metal, telescoping | Label Type: | Stamped in metal cover, metal is chrome-covered brass. | Dimensions: | 1-3/4 " x 1-9/16 " x 1-5/8" | Edmonson: | Not listed | State: | OH | City: | Cincinnati | | | | | Notes: | |
Mihalovitch, Fletcher & Co. listed from 1883-1918.
The cup measures only 1/2" in height when closed.
M Mihalovitch, V Fletcher and B Mihalovitch (1890).
Letterheads dated 1907 list Morris Mihalovitch as President, Bernie Mihalovitch as VP, Victor Fletcher as Treasurer, Charles S Sibbald as Asst. Treasurer, S F Mihalovitch as Secretary, Clarence Mihalovitch as Asst. Secretary, and Albert Mihalovitch as Superintendant. They also list agencies in New York, Philadelphia, Chicago, New Orleans, San Francisco, Louisville, Denver, and Galveston.
The 66th annual report of the Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce lists Sidney Mihalovitch and Ignatius Kugel as being associated with this company in 1914.
Brand names used by this company include: "Fletcher's Bitters", "Golden Wheat", "Hopewell", "I.C.U.", "Lucky Mystic", "Mihalovitch's Hungarian Blackberry Juice", "Moonshine Bourbon", "Old Bass Island wines", "Old Kaintuck", "St. Jacobs Bitters", and "St. Jacobs Malt."
Company name timeline: Mihalovitch, Fletcher & Co. (1883-1903), The Mihalovitch - Fletcher Co. (1904-1909), The Mihalovitch Co. (1910-1918)
Address timeline: 57 E 2 nd (1883-1884), 168-172 E Pearl (1885-1895), 489 Vine (W: 1892), 514-516 E Pearl (1896, 1898-1909), 336-338 E 3 rd (1897), 118 W Pearl (1910-1918)
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