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Antique amber glass beer bottle embossed "HAUCK" arched above "CIN. O." (Cincinnati, Ohio). This bottle is from the John Hauck Brewing Company, founded in 1863 by John Hauck — one of Cincinnati's most prominent pre-Prohibition brewers. Hauck went on to become president of the German National Bank and a principal owner of the Cincinnati Red Stockings baseball club in the 1880s. Like most breweries of its era, Hauck's operation closed (or converted to soda/near-beer production) with the onset of Prohibition around 1919–1920.
Condition: No chips or cracks. Embossing is clear and legible, with typical wear consistent with age.
A solid piece for anyone collecting pre-Prohibition Ohio breweriana or Cincinnati brewing history specifically.
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