Any info on this one?

[True_Metal]

Have done some research but dont come up with much. Says L. J. Calanan 41 & 43 Vesey Street. NY. FULL PINT BOTTLE on othere side. I'm guessing wiskey but dont know for sure. Thanks

 

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[True_Metal]

Dang. 5 years, 2 inquiry threads and still no info on this bottle. This thing must be rare or something.

 

[Mackaydon]

Info not on the bottle but on the man:
http://query.nytimes.com/mem/archive-free/pdf?res=F40B1FFD385B13738DDDA10994D8415B838DF1D3

He sold olive oil in 'Full Pint Bottles"--maybe also other items since he was a grocer.

You might also enjoy this entry:
http://query.nytimes.com/mem/archive-free/pdf?res=F00E1EFC3C5C15738DDDA80894DD405B878CF1D3
Don.....

 

[epackage]

Help might have come sooner had you spelled the name correctly...

 

[epackage]

post card featuring an interior view of a spectacular room filled with linen covered tables, pillars with coat hooks, large overhead hanging lights and what appears to be a tin ceiling. People who appear to be employees are scattered throughout the room. The back of the card includes: "Callanans / 41 - 43 Vesey St. / 'Get the Health Habit' / Eat at Callanans / 1845 - 1916 and still going strong / 41 - 43 Vesey St., / Telephone / Cortland(?) 8585 / 8586" Please note: While the town is not specifically identified, I believe this restaurant was associated with the former New York resident, Mr. Lawrence J. Callanan's legacy; however, that is just an educated guess!!!! According to information available online, Mr. L. J. Callanan was a grocer at 41 - 43 Vesey Street who passed away in 1913.

 

[epackage]

I think whiskey but the opening looks too small, he did sell Rye and other whiskeys so it seems correct. Does the opening appear small in person or is it small as it appears in the pics?

 

[True_Metal]

I think whiskey but the opening looks too small, he did sell Rye and other whiskeys so it seems correct. Does the opening appear small in person or is it small as it appears in the pics?

Thanks for the info, Mackydon and Epackage.

Sorry bout the typo on the name listing.

I basically came up with the same info in research though the olive oil bottle is a new one to me.

I'm betting that what it is, as the opening is narrow. Around 3/16" at it's narrowest.

I still have not been able to find a picture, auction or sale listing for any bottles from Callanan thru the years ever since I found this bottle in Cold Springs NY.

Thanks again for the help 8)