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Original , undated , b/w poster print showing town buildingsof \" Salisbury North Carolina \"
not individually numbered / unsigned. I do know there were only 500 produced.
aprox sixty-five+ local business , colleges , Churches , Prominent local residents and business leaders , etc....
Not dated , produced aprox 2008.
size is aprox 22 1/2\" inches across and 19 1/2\" inches high.
some items of interestshown are :two Cheerwine signs , Senator Elizabeth Dole , LD Peeler founder of Cheerwine , Ralph Ketner founder of Food Town / Food Lion , Ford motor , North Carolina Train / Transportation Museum , Livingston College , Hood Seminary , WSAT radio station , Tilley Harley Davidson , (downtown) Confederate Monument , plus others not listed.
Some places/businesses shown , have since closed.
Printed on heavier poster print paper , will be shipped rolled / insured / priority mail.
These limited prints are completely sold out of stock and no longer available , and will never be made again , as there were two small spelling errorsmade , but never corrected and never re-released.
like new , unused , never was founded in SalisburyNC/ Rowan County.
It has been produced since 1917, claiming to be \"the oldest continuing soft drink company still run by the same family\".
When the Maysville Syrup Company of Maysville, Kentucky went bankrupt in 1917, L.D. Peeler and other invested businessmen moved the company to North Carolina and renamed it the Carolina Beverage Corporation. That same year, Peeler purchased a recipe for a cherry flavored soda from a Saint Louis flavor salesman, which eventually became Cheerwine. Though it has been around since 1917, Cheerwine first became a registered trademark in 1926
Cheerwine has a mildly sweet flavor with strong cherry notes, most notably black cherry; is burgundy-colored; and has an unusually high degree of carbonation compared to other soft drinks. The product was named for its color and taste; the company states that \"it made sense to name a burgundy-red, bubbly, cherry concoction—Cheerwine.\" The \"Retro Cheerwine\" variant is sold in glass bottles and is sweetened with cane sugar instead of high-fructose corn syrup. Despite its name, Cheerwine is not really a wine and contains no alcohol.
The company also markets Cheerwine flavored ice cream, sherbet, and cream bars, mainly in Food Lion, a Salisbury, NC-based supermarket chain. A commercially baked Cheerwine cake, based on an old Southern recipe, became available through a Salisbury-based company in
