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1910 antique JOSEPH G PLANTE & CO manchester nh WHISKEY bottlers FRANK JONES ALE
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Offered is an original 4.5 x 8.5 inch 1910 invoice from JOSEPH G. PLANTE & CO of Manchester, New Hampshire, wholesale and retail dealers in whiskeys and bottlers of Frank Jones’ Portsmouth Ales and Nourishing Stout.
Dated September 29, 1910, and addressed to G. H. FARLEY, 829 Hanover Street, Manchester, NH. The printed letterhead lists:
The invoice shows a balance entry dated August 23, 1910 for $1.00, and is boldly stamped “PAST DUE”, adding nice visual character and period business urgency.
This is a wonderful pre-Prohibition New Hampshire liquor merchant document, reflecting early 20th-century alcohol distribution before nationwide prohibition in 1920. The typography is attractive, especially the large “WHISKEYS” lettering and dual-address Elm Street heading.
Condition: Folded as originally mailed or filed, with age toning, light staining, and handling wear visible on both sides. Reverse shows typical storage toning and fold lines. Please review photographs carefully.
A solid example of early 1900s New England liquor trade ephemera — desirable for collectors of:
Pre-Prohibition alcohol history
Manchester, NH business history
New Hampshire brewery/distillery memorabilia
Genealogy research (Farley family, Manchester NH)
Authentic period piece related to family, historyor local heritage - well-suited for historical collections, genealogical /genealogy research, or museum acquisition.Vintage or Antique.
CONDITION: See listing description and photos.
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