Antique St. Benoit Liqueur Neck Label 1920s France 🏷️ Yellow Gold Heraldic Crest DW Coat of Arms 🥂 kitchen_collectible one of the two largest

one of the two largest factories in the state was reported at the time to be the largest cigar operation in the country outside Manhattan

The old Quaker meetinghouse still stands

making each surviving example a direct survivor from that specific building and that specific business

Lore passed down among collectors holds that certain Taylor Brothers tag designs — particularly the rarer shaped tags and the earlier rectangular styles with fully intact prongs — were sometimes saved by factory workers themselves

Antique St. Benoit Liqueur Neck Label 1920s France 🏷️ Yellow Gold Heraldic Crest DW Coat of Arms 🥂 kitchen_collectible one of the two largestAntique St. Benoit Liqueur Neck Label France, 1920s1930s There is a particular kind of printed object that survives the twentieth century almost by accident overrun from a bottling order that never fully depleted, held in a printer's flat file or a producer's back room, untouched by the bottle neck it was made to dress. This antique French liqueur neck label, produced for Liqueur St. Benoit and dating to the 1920s1930s, is exactly that kind of