Patent Art - Alcohol Still

The temperance movement was one of the defining currents of the early 1900s. Activists urged people toward wine and beer and away from spirits, without quite reckoning that alcohol is alcohol wherever it turns up.This etched piece brings home the equipment that argument produced. It stands for the road from temperance into prohibition, and the distillation that followed - recreated in laser-etched Baltic birch from the original drawing. Alcohol Still Patent Art Details: Laser-etched into high-quality Baltic birch Recreated from the original patent drawing Hand-stained and set in a solid wood frame Ready to hang