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J.A. Dougherty's Sons 1916 Whisky (13 Year Old Prohibition Era Bottling)

Bottle size: I don't know
Story: Found in old house
Text on label: J.A. Dougherty"s Sons Philadelphia Pennsylvania Pure Rye Whiskey Bottled in Bond Distillery No. 2, 1st Dist. of Penna. Produced by Highspire Distillery Co. Ltd. Distillery No. 1-9, First Dist. of Penna. H. Gamse & Bro. Balto. MD.
Location: United States
Seal: Yes, a metal seal - in good condition
With box: No
Certificate: No
How stored: In a dry place, Standing upright
LOT: 21267

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