Description
This original 1902 invoice letterhead from Thomas Ryan's Consumers Brewing Co. of Syracuse, New York, offers a fascinating glimpse into early 20th-century American brewing and commerce. The letterhead prominently features an intricate illustration of the brewery building at the corner of Butternut and McBride Streets, along with elegant typography advertising their famous Stock Lager and Sparkling Ales. The document is dated August 1, 1902, and includes handwritten customer instructions for shipment, signed by Thomas Ryan himself. This piece of ephemera reflects the importance of local breweries before Prohibition, showcasing business practices with terms like "Terms Cash" and telephone contact information. Collectors and historians will appreciate the detailed artwork, notable company officers listed, and the connection to Syracuse's brewing history. The item remains intact with visible folds and typical light aging, preserving a tangible link to American industrial and social history.
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