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Old Maid / Whiskey. (old English ) |
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ID#: PVV193 |
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| Glass Category: | Liquor advertising | |
| Glass Type: | Thin-walled shot, ca. 20 inside panels | |
| Label Type: | Usual white-etched label | |
| Dimensions: | Measurements omitted | |
| Edmonson: | Not listed | |
| State: | KY | |
| City: | Covington | |
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The Orene Parker Co. listed from 1886-1918. In 1872, Orene Parker owned an interest in RD #405, 5th District, Gethsemane, KY., but sold his interest to M C Beam. By 1903, company letterheads were claiming ownership of RD #47 of the 5th District, also located at Gethsemane. The "Old Maid" brand was originally used by Boone Bros. RD #422 at Bardstown, in which Orene Parker also had an interest. The Boone Bros. distillery was a descendant of the Old Boone Distillery, est. at Meadow Lawn, KY, in Jefferson County., which claimed to be the first distillery in Kentucky (Snyder, OBM6/74). Brand names used by this company include: "1884 Rye", "Boone Co.", "Defiance", "Mayfield", "Old Griffin", "Old Maid ", and "Old Petoskey." Company name timeline: John Parker & Co. (1886), Orene Parker (1890-1900), The Orene Parker Co. (1902-1918) Address timeline: 25 Pike (1886-1890), & 24 W 7 th (1886-1890), 12-14 Pike (1892-1918) Find out more about The Orene Parker Co. | ||
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