New York City C A Schneible Beer Patents 1920s Photo 3 x 5

This photograph dates to the 1920s and documents the C A Schneible building in New York City associated with beer patent displays during the Prohibition era.

The decade marked a period of intense regulatory change in the brewing industry as businesses adapted to shifting federal law, product reformulations, and patent filings tied to equipment, bottling, and beverage substitutes. Commercial storefronts in dense urban neighborhoods often combined office, workshop, and display space within narrow multi-story brick buildings typical of Manhattan and outer borough streetscapes.

The image presents a three-story brick facade with a ground-level storefront bearing the name C A Schneible across the signboard and window glass. Patent notices and product graphics are visible in the display window, while upper floors feature sash windows and a metal fire escape. The mounted photo corners remain at each edge, framing the original 3 x 5 inch print format.

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