This is an old bottle of "Old Quaker Rye" whiskey. The label reads "OLD QUAKER U.S.A. RYE". The label on the top of the bottle indicates the dates "1930 SPRING 1917". The bottle is embossed with the words "OLD QUAKER" and a picture of a Quaker man. This bottle is believed to be from an old era of American rye whiskey. Manufactured in the spring of 1917, bottled in the fall of 1933. Made by Corning Distillery, Illinois. One aluminum cap, the paper customs strip with the above date is slightly torn. One screw cap, the paper customs strip with the above date has the label peeled off. This is a valuable bottle that was manufactured in 1917 and is believed to have been sold in the early 1930s. ⚠️ We cannot accept claims after a successful bid, so please understand this before purchasing. ⚠️ Please forgive any oversight of stains, etc., as the confirmation is done by a human. Also, please refrain from bidding if you are particularly sensitive to the condition. ⚠️ The design and condition of the product are subjective and there are individual differences in expression and perception. ⚠️ Please feel free to ask any questions you may have. Thank you for viewing. [Great Deal] We also offer a combined discount. If you write "combined discount" in the comment section before purchasing, we will give you a 10% discount → #anzu0220 For those who like Bowmore, Laphroaig, Ardbeg, Rosebank, Talisker, Springbank, old bottles, and Port Ellen.