Wishart's Pine Tree Tar Cordial

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COOL bottle Blade ! I like um all .
 

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Some more info:

Lucius Q. C. Wisharts was a paint dealer starting as early as 1855. He took over the grocery business of Cincinnatus Wishart in 1856. These two business were next store to one another on Washington Avenue in Philadelphia. I suspect that Cincinnatus was Lucius father.

The assocaition of paint and turpentine in Lucius' first paint business may have led to the pine tree tar codrial that he formulated later.
 

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Thanks again everyone for your help!! Would be really cool if my friend is actually related. Its not too common of a last name.
 

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Got this dug one in the smaller size in a 7-up green

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Fairly dark as far as Wishart's go isn't it?

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