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THE / TELEGRAM / RYE. / DAVID NETTER & CO. / DISTILLERS / 5TH. & MARKET STS. / PHILA, PA. A frosted messenger in old Western Union uniform stands at left with a telegram in hand. |
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ID#: KWS458 |
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| Glass Category: | Liquor advertising | |
| Glass Type: | Thin-walled shot | |
| Label Type: | Usual white-etched label | |
| Dimensions: | Measurements omitted | |
| Edmonson: | *2-9/16, p. 2-1/1, entry #1-1/2 | |
| State: | PA | |
| City: | Philadelphia | |
| Brand Registration: | 1897, 1905 | |
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David Netter & Co. listed from 1898-1920. Up until 1897, David Netter was a part of Netter Bros but leaves to set up on his own business in partnership with Jacob Marcus, although the city directory identifies the business as "aluminum". David Netter & Co. continued at 441-445 Market from 1898 through to Prohibition. In 1921, they are still in place but identified as "Merchandise Brokers". The 1925 directory fails to show the company, although there is a David Netter living in the Ritz Carlton. Brand names used by this company include: "The Telegram Rye", and "The Telegram Rye." Company name timeline: David Netter & Co. Address timeline: NE c 5 th & Market (1898-1901), 441-445 Market (1902-1920) Find out more about David Netter & Co. | ||
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