Subject: Beverages

A 1922 calendar advertising Weber's Alpine Tea. The calendar is printed in English, Yiddish, and Italian.

Glass bottle from the Oriental Bottling Department of Weisbrod & Hess, a Philadelphia-based business. Circa 1890s. The bottle features the text 'ORIENTAL BOTTLING DEPARTMENT'.

Early molded soda bottle featuring a lion design and the text "Seeters Vichy and Carbonated Beverages." The bottle also includes the manufacturer's name, "L. Cohen & Son," molded into the glass. A large "C" is molded on the bottom. The raised images were printed at a much later date. Circa 1885.

Collection of eight labels from Singer, M. & Sons, likely for various beverage flavors. Flavors include ginger ale, lemon, cream, celery, and grape. Two labels feature a Star of David. The labels date from approximately 1930. Physical location: Ms. Coll. 1410, M, Box 5, Folder 57.

This handwritten letter from Alexander Levinsky of Oglethorpe, Georgia, to Carhart & Roff in Macon, Georgia, dated September 16, 1854, concerns a previous order. Levinsky encloses a twenty-dollar bill and explains that a barrel of 'Dule Sugar' arrived spoiled, requesting credit for it. He then places a new order for '6 oz Clarkhome', '1/2 oz Houghten bitters', '1/2 peppermint sauce', and '6 quarter boxes sardines'. The letter also mentions an intention to send money for a future larger order for 'Courtweek'. The body of the letter is in a different hand than the signature of Alexander Levinsky. The document shows signs of age, including discoloration and stains. 3.

This book, published circa 1885 in New York City, by Joseph Fleischman, provides a guide to the art of blending and compounding liquors and wines. The book offers instructions and techniques for creating various alcoholic beverages. While the exact contents are not fully specified from the given metadata, the title suggests practical instruction for those involved in the beverage industry.