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$458

An original 28 oz. beer schooner from Hinky Dink's Saloon, known as the original "Workingmen's Exchange." The famous Hinky Dink Saloon, owned and operated by Michael "Hinky Dink" Kenna, opened in 1881 in the First Ward of Chicago, a working-class district rampant with corruption, prostitution and gambling. Kenna, sober himself, was highly involved in both city and underworld politics. Business declined during Prohibition and the saloon closed its doors in 1937.


Leslie Hindman Auctioneers

Auctioneer:
Leslie Hindman Auctioneers

Date:
2010-11-18

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having six ebony and nickled taps over six faucets, set in a mahogany frame. Bearing a oval brass tag reading 'Hinky Dinks, Chicago.' Overall height Read more…


Auctioneer:
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Date:
2006-05-21