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6inch ht brown unembossed unpontiled bottle circa 1900 with pierced bubble on corner of base and most importantly a bright white near perfect label for Sam Thompson 1791 Old Monongahela Rye Whiskey, bottled by P J Conway, Pittston, PA,
label printed by Gies & Co, Buffalo, NY
This same name was used by another whiskey maker in West Brownsville (off the Monongahela river near Pittsburgh).
There was also a Samuel Thompson distilling bourbon whiskey in Kentucky at around this same time.
A rare paper label survivor of a northeast PA distillery which used the name of a western PA distillery to market their product.
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