T-68 Advertising Note John A Sullivan Liquor Store VF

A nice advertising note from John A Sullivan and Co, who had the West End's biggest liquor store and was located at the corner of Charles and Cambridge Streets. This piece was made before prohibition because one of Mr. Sullivan's advertised liquors on this money was Duffy's Malt and it never reappeared after prohibition ended. Some of the advertised liquors were Old Reserve which sold 1.25 a quart or 4.50 a gallon, Millers Game Cock which sold for 1.00 and 3.50, Gibsons XXXX which sold for 1.00 and 3.50, Paul Jones 1.00 and 3.50 and plain bourbon was only 50 cents a quart or 2.00 a gallon, several more are also listed. All good were to be delivered express free. This ad note is on a facsimile type 68 confederate money and will grade very fine. The picture shows the actual facsimile confederate money ad note that is for sale, in addition a view of the back with the prices of liquors can also be seen in the photograph gallery.