Est. 1920 · The Dry Years

History,
served neat.

Authentic front pages from America's Prohibition era, restored by hand, and bold commemorative designs made to stop a room. Museum-grade prints, framed pieces and gallery canvas.
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Two ways to hang history

Authentic
Authentic
The real thing. Actual pages as they ran, restored by hand and printed to museum standard.
Commemorative
Commemorative
Made to pop off the wall. Original designs with bold headlines for the moments that mattered.
January 17, 1920 — December 5, 1933

Thirteen years. A thousand stories.

On January 17, 1920, the country went dry. What followed was one of the most colorful chapters in American history: raids and rumrunners, gin joints and gangland, bootleggers who became folk heroes and agents who became punchlines.

We bring it home two ways. Our Authentic line reproduces real front pages, ads and documents exactly as they ran, restored by hand. Our Commemorative line is original Bootleg Press artwork: big headlines and era photography that celebrate the moments that defined the dry years. Every piece is printed on archival paper and canvas built to outlast the bottle on your shelf.

Pour yourself a piece of history.

No. 1

Choose your piece.

Pick an Authentic page as it ran, or a Commemorative design made to pop off the wall.

No. 2

Pick your finish.

Archival matte print, framed print or gallery-wrapped canvas.

No. 3

Hang it proud.

Made to order and shipped directly to your door, ready to display.

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REPEAL DAY
Repeal Day
December 5, 1933. The day the taps came back on.
RAIDS & RUMRUNNERS
Raids & Rumrunners
Busted stills, seized cargo and the agents who chased them.
THE OUTFIT
The Outfit
Capone, the Chicago wars and the men who ran the city.
BOURBON COUNTRY
Bourbon Country
Kentucky's distilleries through the dry years.
WET VS. DRY
Wet vs. Dry
The ads, cartoons and campaigns that fought the ban.

Made like the good stuff.
Slowly, and to last.

Restored by hand.

Every piece is cleaned and balanced for contrast while keeping its original character: the type, the texture, the age.

Archival materials.

Giclee printing on acid-free archival matte paper and premium canvas, made to resist fading for generations.

Solid wood frames.

Real wood, not composite. Arrives ready to hang.

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For the bourbon collector, the history buff or the one with the home bar that's missing something on the wall. Pick a date that matters to them, or a piece that sounds just like them.

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