Discount Certificates
Detrick Distilling Co
Detrick Distilling Co. created 12 different motto jugs about 3 ½ inches
high to give away as a promotional items around 1900. The Dayton, Ohio,
company gave a free jug when a customer bought a gallon of its liquor.
The jugs were made with two different tops. The 12 mottos included such
familiar sayings as "A friend in need is a friend indeed" or "To err is
human, to forgive divine." There were others that were more related to
drinks in a bar, such as "Rye on Toast" or "If you try me once, you will
try me again." Beacon
Journal 10/12/2002
The Detrick
Distilling Co. sent out order forms to customers and offered coupons
for $0.50 off for a list of three friends addresses.
A complete
promotional package from 1911 is shown.
Detrick Distilling Co Friend's Certificate face,
Dayton, OH & Chattanooga, TN, G-1870
Detrick Distilling Co Friend's Certificate back,
Dayton, OH & Chattanooga, TN, G-1870
Detrick Distilling Co Merchandise Certificate face,
Dayton, OH & Chattanooga, TN, G-1871
Detrick
Distilling Co Merchandise Certificate back,
Dayton, OH & Chattanooga, TN, G-1871
Vogt-Applegate Co.
Vogt-Applegate profit sharing certificate, G-1874
Vogt-Applegate profit sharing certificate, back , G-1874
Scott Price Distillery
The Scott Price Distillery is listed from 1912 to 1915 (or later). The Chattanooga
directories also list a Lookout Distilling Co., first appearing in 1878 and surviving
until 1909. The street address was 1 E Montgomery Ave, NE cor Cowart. Presumably
this was the same operation?
Reference
Scott Price Distillary Coupon for free quart,
Chattanooga, TN, G-1876
Scott Price Distillary Coupon for free quart, back
Chattanooga, TN, G-1876
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