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- A & W Mug, 1950-1960 - In 1919, Roy W. Allen ran a small walk-up root beer stand in California, when he partnered with his employee Frank Wright. The partners opened three subsequent root beer stands, then franchised their concept nationwide. Glass handled mugs, simulating beer mugs, became a recognizable symbol of A & W's uniquely flavorful root beer.
- 1950-1960
- Collections - Artifact
A & W Mug, 1950-1960
In 1919, Roy W. Allen ran a small walk-up root beer stand in California, when he partnered with his employee Frank Wright. The partners opened three subsequent root beer stands, then franchised their concept nationwide. Glass handled mugs, simulating beer mugs, became a recognizable symbol of A & W's uniquely flavorful root beer.
- A & W Mug, 1950-1960 - In 1919, Roy W. Allen ran a small walk-up root beer stand in California, when he partnered with his employee Frank Wright. The partners opened three subsequent root beer stands, then franchised their concept nationwide. Glass handled mugs, simulating beer mugs, became a recognizable symbol of A & W's uniquely flavorful root beer.
- 1950-1960
- Collections - Artifact
A & W Mug, 1950-1960
In 1919, Roy W. Allen ran a small walk-up root beer stand in California, when he partnered with his employee Frank Wright. The partners opened three subsequent root beer stands, then franchised their concept nationwide. Glass handled mugs, simulating beer mugs, became a recognizable symbol of A & W's uniquely flavorful root beer.