Here is a very rare piece of western history. Cyrus noble whiskey was a prominent western whiskey promoting wealth and class. It was a favorite among prospectors of the western gold country. The company who printed this lithograph pasted on cardstock was famously burnt to the ground during the 1906 San Francisco fires and the print press was completely destroyed. They reopened after the fires under a new name of Schmidt lithograph company. This advertisement dates between 1899 and 1906, the time period of the mutual era. The gold leaf used in the lithograph was meant to attract potential buyers and this was a point of purchase advertisement that was most likely wall mounted. The lithograph measure 13x9.5 inches and will ship in the antique frame shown in the photos. Please use the pictures as part of the description. This company still produces whiskey to this day. This is a rare find and a great piece of western history. The lithograph is in excellent condition with no signs of delaminating. There are a few very lightly faded areas that can be viewed upon very close inspection.
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