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Seagram & Sons no 83 Whiskey Bottle c1913 Empty RARE
Seagram & Sons no 83 Whiskey Bottle c1913 Empty RARE
Seagram & Sons no 83 Whiskey Bottle c1913 Empty RARE
Seagram & Sons no 83 Whiskey Bottle c1913 Empty RARE
Seagram & Sons no 83 Whiskey Bottle c1913 Empty RARE
Seagram & Sons no 83 Whiskey Bottle c1913 Empty RARE
Seagram & Sons no 83 Whiskey Bottle c1913 Empty RARE
Seagram & Sons no 83 Whiskey Bottle c1913 Empty RARE
Seagram & Sons no 83 Whiskey Bottle c1913 Empty RARE

Seagram & Sons no 83 Whiskey Bottle c1913 Empty RARE

$ 791.99

Availability: 100 in stock
  • Original/Reproduction: Original
  • All returns accepted: ReturnsNotAccepted
  • Date of Creation: 1913
  • Brand: Seagram's
  • Modified Item: No

    Description

    Extremely Rare Seagram & Sons no 83 Whiskey Bottle c1913  - Empty no liquor - see pics for patina and wear - part of the label is missing
    The initial foundations of the Seagram’s brand were laid in 1869 when Joseph. E. Seagram became a partner in the Waterloo Distillery in Waterloo, Canada eventually becoming the sole owner of the company in 1883.
    He named the company after himself and ran it until his death in 1919. A few years later, the Distillers Corporation Limited acquired and merged their company with Joseph. E. Seagram & Sons, retaining the name Seagram’s.
    Seagram’s catered to the demands of the North American region, where demand had been plunged into decline due to the Prohibition in America. Samuel Bronfman, the man behind Distillers Corporation Limited, and now Seagram’s did not stop the distillation of whisky during Prohibition and was well-placed to take full advantage of the enormous demand created for liquor once Prohibition was lifted.