pre-Pro Shot Glass: "Syria to Cleveland 1896"

Original artwork and Greeting cards
by JuliaJaneArt

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SYRIA / TO CLEVELAND / 1896 (first line is etched in tsp letters on the hind quarters of a camel. The animal is running full-tilt from right to left, and is being ridden by a man with a braided staff). The obverse of the glass bears a familiar scimitar-and-hanging-crescent symbol of the Shriners. The scimitar is etched SYRIA TEMPLE, the crescent with a tsp PITTSBURGH PENNA. Hanging below the crescent is a square building with the words FORT PITT, 1764 reverse arched below.
	ID#: RRP2404

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Glass Category:	Fraternal
Glass Type:	Handled thin-walled shot
Label Type:	Gold-etched, gold rim
Dimensions:	2-15/16" x 2-9/16" x 1-13/16"
Edmonson:	Not listed
State:	PA
City:	Pittsburgh











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