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COLORADO SALOON WHISKEY JUGS

(Historical) Page 2

 

THE DATTELBAUM LIQUOR COMPANY, Cripple Creek, Colorado, circa 1900 - 1902

 

THE DATTLEBAUM LIQUOR COMPANY, Cor. Second and Masonic, Cripple Creek, Colo.

In 1900, P. L. Dattelbaum owned and operated at saloon at Second and Masonic.  He lived at 137 Bison in the City of Cripple Creek, Colorado.

In 1902, P. L. Dattelbaum owned and managed two saloons: one was located at the corner of Second and Masonic; and the other was located at 226 - 228 E. Bennett Avenue. 

In 1905, P. L. Dattelbaum owned and operated this saloon; however, it was located 226 - 228 E. Bennett Avenue, Cripple Creek, Colorado.  Dattelbaum lived at 214 E. Golden.

 

 

 

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Blue stencil is a bit light, but still bold and clear.  The hair-thin lines in the shoulder of jug are stress-lines caused during the original firing of this jug while it was being manufactured.

 

 

 

COLORADO SALOON WHISKEY JUGS (Historical), Page 1

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