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OLD / PIONEER WHISKEY (arched) / TRADE (picture of a bear) MARK / BRAUNSCHWEIGER & CO. / INC. / SAN FRANCISCO. |
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ID#: KWS855 |
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| Glass Category: | Liquor advertising | |
| Glass Type: | Thin-walled shot | |
| Label Type: | Usual white-etched label | |
| Dimensions: | 2-3/16" x 1-7/8" x 1-3/16" | |
| Edmonson: | HSG, p. 138, entry #1 | |
| State: | CA | |
| City: | San Francisco | |
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Braunschweiger & Co. listed from 1882-1913. Thomas (PCSF) suggests that the company was created in 1878 when Amandus Fenkhausen, who had prior experience as a liquor dealer in San Francisco, took on a partner in the form of Herman Braunschweiger. Their store was at 414 Front St. Braunschweiger learned the trade quickly and by 1882 became senior partner in a new business with Bumsted. Bumsted was bought out by 1885 and the firm continued as Braunschweiger & Co. The 1906 quake destroyed the company premises but Herman rebuilt and continued the business until retirement in 1913 Brand names used by this company include: "Bear Grass", "Bear Valley", "California Club", "Extra Pony", "Golden Chief", "Golden Cupid", "Golden Rule", "Golden Rule XXX Sour Mash Kentucky Bourbon Whiskey", "Oak Valley Distilling: Brunswick Extra Pony Pure Bourbon Whiskey", "Old Pioneer", and "Silver Wedding." Company name timeline: Braunschweiger & Bumstead (1882-1885), Braunschweiger & Co. (1886-1913) Address timeline: 223 California (1882-1892), 5-7 Drumm (1893-1906), 1328 Howard (1907-1913) Find out more about Braunschweiger & Co. | ||
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