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PUCK (arched) / RYE (reverse arched: text is within two concentric circle outlines and enclosing a picture of a naked child-like figure draped in a long discretely-positioned ribbon. He's wearing a top hat and tails and leaning on a bar, a bottle clutched in his right hand) |
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| Glass Category: | Liquor advertising | |
| Glass Type: | Thin-walled shot | |
| Label Type: | Label under glass, in base | |
| Dimensions: | 2-5/16" x 1-7/8" x 1-1/2" | |
| Edmonson: | HSG, p. 151, entry #2 | |
| State: | OH | |
| City: | Cincinnati | |
| Brand Registration: | 1906 | |
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J & A Freiberg & Co. listed from 1866-1918. Joseph & Abraham Freiberg (1888). The 64th annual report of the Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce lists Abraham Freiberg, Edgar S Freiberg, J Arthur Freiberg, Joseph Freiberg and Sidney J Freiberg as being associated with this company in 1912. The 66th annual report (1914) omits Joseph. They were as prolific in their use of brand names as Sig and Sol. Brand names used by this company include: "Alpine Rose", "Black Diamond", "Blakemore", "Bridgewater", "Broadway", "C. O. Dailey's", "Clinton", "Cottage Rye", "Crystal Wedding ", "Cynthiana Club", "Defiance", "Eagle", "Elk Gin", "Fireside", "Gem", "Hazel Dell", "J. C. Fournier's", "Little Whiskey ", "Louis Hunter 1870", "Mascot", "Oaken Bucket", "Old Jug Rye", "Old Jug Whiskey", "Old Starling", "Orange Valley ", "Our Pride", "Puck", "Rosewood Rye", and "Westbrook." Company name timeline: J & A Freiberg & Co. (1866-1867), J & A Freiberg (1868-1914), J & A Freiberg Co. (1915-1918) Address timeline: 75 W 6 th (1866-1867), 340 Walnut (1868-1876), 38 Main (1877-1895), 58 Main (1896-1900), & 28 Main (D: 1899-1916), 206-208 E Front (1903-1918) Find out more about J & A Freiberg & Co. | ||
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