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Posted 1 year ago
jameyrd
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A Brown & Forman King Whisky display bottle I found a few years ago. The size is 2 1/2 feet (30") in height. It is glass, and is from 1951. Being glass, I am not sure where this bottle would have been displayed, possibly a bar or liquor sore. I am suprised the paper label has lasted in good shape as it is in. There is a label on both sides. This is the whisky that was being served in Nick's Bar to George Bailey (Jimmy Stewart) in "It's a Wonderful Life".
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