Description: Prospect Park Brewing Co. was named after the large nearby park. The location was outside the typical “Brewer’s Row” area of Brooklyn that served as home to many popular breweries of the time. Prospect Park only remained in business two years before becoming Park Circle Brewing in 1901 (ultimately closing in 1905).
This is one of the most detailed trademarks I have seen among the Brooklyn breweries. The bottle itself seems slightly larger than those from other breweries and is inscribed “Full Pint, Pure Beer”. I have only seen a few examples of this bottle and do not know of any other variants that exist. All that I have seen are amethyst colored glass, I assume from sunlight exposure.Close up image of the same bottle pictured above 10 paneled / mug based version of the Prospect Park Brewery Bottle. Unlisted and I think unknown other than this example. Panel / mug based of the above bottle
A photo of both examples of the Prospect Park Brewery bottle
