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OLD / Pretoria / RYE (label is bordered in either side by flaming torches). |
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ID#: KWS747 |
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| Glass Category: | Liquor advertising | |
| Glass Type: | Thin-walled shot | |
| Label Type: | Usual white-etched label | |
| Dimensions: | Measurements omitted | |
| Edmonson: | HSG, p. 138, entry #6 | |
| State: | MO | |
| City: | St. Louis | |
| Brand Registration: | 1905 | |
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L & A Scharff listed from 1883-1918. The two Scharffs were Lazarus and Adolph (thanks to Mark Buscher for providing the information). They were drawing liquor from RD #112 (Anderson Co., KY): see the distillery listing for more details Directory Notes: Sole agent Royal Pepsin Bitters, US and Canada (1902). "Pretoria Rye, None Better" (1904). Brand names used by this company include: "Ameliorated", "Blue Lodge", "Camp Spring", "Captain Jack", "Delmonico Rye", "Eagle", "Maple Hollow", "Nelson Creek", "Pretoria", and "Spring Hill ." Company name timeline: L & A Scharff (1883-1903), L & A Scharff, Distillers (1904-1906), L & A Scharff Distilling Co. (1916-1918) Address timeline: 215 N Main (1883-1887), 15 S 2 nd (1888-1900), 20 S Main (1902-1918), 201-203 S 4 th (1904-1906), 515 Clark Ave (1916-1918) Find out more about L & A Scharff | ||
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