Antique 1930s M. T. Dwyer Artesian Birch Beer Sarsaparilla Bottle Labels NOS Paper Unused Clinton Massachusetts Pair American Made 🍺 transatlantic_flight_1927 playing saxophone

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What is certain is that the broader redemption culture of the tag era made tags actively collectible by consumers during their own time — which means that some percentage of surviving tags were deliberately saved rather than simply discarded

tells a collector exactly when in the postwar decade this piece was made

a particular era had truly ended

Antique 1930s M. T. Dwyer Artesian Birch Beer Sarsaparilla Bottle Labels NOS Paper Unused Clinton Massachusetts Pair American Made 🍺 transatlantic_flight_1927 playing saxophoneTwo Vintage Labels, One Lost New England Bottler, and a Story That Almost Vanished These are two original vintage paper bottle labels produced by the M. T. Dwyer Company of Clinton, Massachusetts in the 1930s one for their Artesian Birch Beer and one for their Artesian Sarsaparilla both carrying the same charming pastoral illustration of a young woman drawing from a stone well in a green countryside setting. M. T. Dwyer operated as a regional soft