Stock
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Blumacher & Hoch - Whiskey
Portland, OR
Chico Soda Works
Chico, CA
Wm. C. Davis Home - Bakers
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Deisel-Wemmer Co.
Lima, OH
Demandez Le Cognac - Paulic
Montreal, Quebec
Dement & Bros. Co, - Dry goods
Fairmont, WI
H.A. Diehl - Shoe Co.
Phoenix, AZ
The Fashion Store
Leighton, PA
A. Goldberg Clothing & Furniture
Dawson, PA
Great Bargain Store
Petersburg, IN
Great Easterm Clothing Co.
Johnston, PA
Harding & Co. - Hardware
Wooster, OH
S. Killian Clothier
Lewiston, PA
Lancaster Club - Whiskey
Lancaster, PA
Lebanon Valley Clothing Store
Lebanon Valley, PA
Maine Spring Water Co.
Providence, RI
Charles Meineke & Co. - Whiskey
Unknown
Meyer Bros. Coffee & Spice Co.
St Louis, MO
E.M. Neff
Crestline, OH
Reid Bros.
Akron, OH
W.E. Smith Dry Goods
Monticello, IL
Warfield, Pratt, Howell Co. - Cigars
Sioux City, IA
Eutaska Toliet Soap
Cincinnati, OH
Holtzmeisters - Juicy Fruit
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St. Louis ?
St. Louis, MO
Amyot & Gauvin Brewing Co., LTD
Quebec, Canada
Anderton Brewing Co.
Beaver Falls, PA
Banner Brewing Co.
Saginaw, MI
City Union Brewing Co.
Kalamazoo, MI
Eagle Brewing Co.
Waterbury, CT
Finke-Uhen Brewing Co.
Burlington, WI
Foutain City Brewing Co.
Fort Atkinson, WI
Freeport Brewing Co.
Freeport, IL
Glencoe Brewing Co.
Glencoe, MN
J.S. Hamilton & Co.
Brantford, Canada
Hastings Brewing Co.
Hastings, MN
Hemrich Brewing Co.
Seattle, WA
Henco Brewing Co.
Spokane, WA
Houston Ice & Brewing Co.
Houston, TX
Hygeia Brewing Co.
Passaic, NJ
Inland Brewing & Malting Co.
Spokane, WA
Lake City Bottling Co.
Lake City, MN
Lansing Brewing Co.
Lansing, MI
Leonard Karn
Allegheny, PA
Lexington Brewing Co.
Lexington, MO
Anton Mach Pilsen Brewery
Kewaunee, WI
Mobile Brewery
Mobile, AL
WM. Massolt Bottling Co.
Minneapolis, MN
Montana Brewing Co.
Great Falls, MT
Montana Brewing Co.
Great Falls, MT
Muessel Brewing Co.
South Bend, IN
New Glarus Brewing Co.
New Glarus, WI
Ruhland Brewing Co.
Baraboo, WI
Spaeth & Hess
Philadelphia, PA
Springfiled Brewing Co.
Springfield, MO
Henry Wagener Brewing Co.
Salt Lake City, UT
Waringer Houthmaker Brewing Co.
Lacrosse, WI
Unknown
Lacrosse, WI
The 'Stock' Exchange
Tuscarora Advertising Co. No. 1 - Lady with Roses in Her Hair
Tuscarora Advertising Co. No. 1 - Lady with Roses in Her Hair
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Date: 1900 to 1903
Size: 13.5" x 16.5"
Type: Inverted Pie
Scarcity: Common
Value: $$$ to $$$$
Condition & Brewer Dependent
Size: 13.5" x 16.5"
Type: Inverted Pie
Scarcity: Common
Value: $$$ to $$$$
Condition & Brewer Dependent
General:
The image is rumored to be (though there is no documentation to substantiate the claim) a representation of Elizabeth "Baby Doe" Tabor, the wife of Colorado silver magnet Horace Tabor.
The tray is listed as "Stock Tray No. 1, lithographed in 10 printings" in the Tuscarora Advertising's July 1, 1900 catalog. The early versions of this tray may be even earlier than 1900, as it is not known if Tuscarora had this image available prior to the first known catalog.
In the 1901 Meek & Beach (No. 12) catalog it states the tray to be "lithographed in nine colors" and having "Four panels in border for name, business, and address." In the 1903 Meek & Beach (No. 16) catalog it states "...we have now made over two hundred and fifty thousand of this particular design..." helping us to understand why something made in the early 1900's is fairly common.
By the 1903 catalog it shows that they had moved to the simpler red drape on the rim, thus providing more potential clues that these versions are later printings than those with the panels. In another (undated) price list from 1903, this tray is referred to as "Lady with roses in hair."
This was a very popular design, used by many different breweries and non-beer related businesses and brands - please contact us via the sharing link above with any other versions.
The image is rumored to be (though there is no documentation to substantiate the claim) a representation of Elizabeth "Baby Doe" Tabor, the wife of Colorado silver magnet Horace Tabor.
The tray is listed as "Stock Tray No. 1, lithographed in 10 printings" in the Tuscarora Advertising's July 1, 1900 catalog. The early versions of this tray may be even earlier than 1900, as it is not known if Tuscarora had this image available prior to the first known catalog.
In the 1901 Meek & Beach (No. 12) catalog it states the tray to be "lithographed in nine colors" and having "Four panels in border for name, business, and address." In the 1903 Meek & Beach (No. 16) catalog it states "...we have now made over two hundred and fifty thousand of this particular design..." helping us to understand why something made in the early 1900's is fairly common.
By the 1903 catalog it shows that they had moved to the simpler red drape on the rim, thus providing more potential clues that these versions are later printings than those with the panels. In another (undated) price list from 1903, this tray is referred to as "Lady with roses in hair."
This was a very popular design, used by many different breweries and non-beer related businesses and brands - please contact us via the sharing link above with any other versions.
Confirmed Brewer used Stock Trays
Non-Beer Related & Non-Tray Uses
