pre-Pro Shot Glass: "Netter Bros Third & Brown Sts"

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NETTER BROS. (arched above an etched image of a crescent moon. The moon has face that looks left at a woman standing on the crescent tip. The woman's right arm is upraised and holds a glass. Her left hand holds a shield etched with a tsp. monogram: NB) / TRADE MARK (words are slanted up/down to either side of the moon) / THIRD & BROWN S^TS. / PHILADELPHIA, PA. (two lines reverse arched below the moon)
	ID#: RRP5459

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Glass Category:	Liquor advertising
Glass Type:	Thin-walled shot
Label Type:	Acid-etched
Dimensions:	2-1/4" x 2-1/16" x 1-1/2"
Edmonson:	Not listed
State:	PA
City:	Philadelphia


Notes:
Netter Bros listed from 1886-1908. This is an acid-etched glass and, although not signed, is clearly the work of George Truog. OASG & city directories: 1886-1908. First listed 1886 at 2323 n. 2nd st. 1889: now located at 730 N. 3rd St., partners were Henry H., David and Theodore. 1890-1892: partners were Henry H., David, Seligman, Marcus J., and Theodore. Marcus is listed as living in San Francisco, Seligman in Baltimore. Note that the Baltimore directories also have a listing for Netter Bros (1890). 1893-1897: partners were David, Seligman, Marcus J., and Theodore. 1898-1900: partners were Theodore and Seligman. 1901-1908: Seligman was the only partner Brand names used by this company include: "Golden Gate All Rye." Company name timeline: Netter Bros Address timeline: 2323 N 2 nd (1886), 730-732 N 3 rd (1890-1892), NW c 3 rd & Brown (salesrooms: 1892-1900, 1908), 800-806 N 3 rd (1891-1907) Find out more about Netter Bros







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