Manufacturer: Carr China Company User: The Wigwam Date of plate: Unknown   Notes: There were a number of Wigwam motels and resorts, but this one is believed to be from the forerunner of the current Wigwam resort in Arizona: https://www.wigwamarizona.com/our-resort/our-history Contributors: Susan and Ed Phillips

Manufacturer: Carr China Company User: Theta Delta Chi Date of tankard: 1931   Notes: This tankard is from the Phi Charge of Theta Delta Chi fraternity, located at Lafayette College in Easton, Pa. Contributors: Susan and Ed Phillips

Manufacturer: Carr China Company User: S. Klein Date of platter: Unknown   Notes: S. Klein was a chain of New York department stores. Note the Empire-patterned border. For additional info: Empire by Carr China Contributors: Susan and Ed Phillips

Manufacturer: Carr China Company User:  Carr China Sample Plate 1 Date of plate: 1949   Notes: Photos for this plate were contributed by ebay seller Sample plate from 1949. Contributors: Ebay seller anndreadavid4: plate photos Susan Phillips

Manufacturer: Carr China Company User: Riker's Date of examples: circa 1948-50   Notes: Riker's – Riker Restaurant Associates – was a large chain of restaurants in New York. The bowl shown here is backstamped 1948; the cup has a 1950 backstamp. According to a story at fundinguniverse.com, the Riker's chain was

Manufacturer: Carr China Company User: Pee Bee's Drive-In Date of mug: circa 1940s-1952   Notes: Pee Bee's Drive-In was located in Cordele, Georgia, sometime during the 1940s and 50s. When it actually opened and closed is not known; however, according to a legal notice in The Valdosta Daily Times on

Manufacturer: Carr China Company User: Pythian Sisters Date of plate: Unknown   Notes: Pythian Sisters is a religious, though non-affiliated, fraternal order. No. 145 denotes the Liberty Temple, in Missouri. Contributors: Susan and Ed Phillips

Manufacturer: Carr China Company User: Post Exchange – PX Date of mug: circa 1934-1952   Notes: According to the wikipedia, the term Post Exchange (PX) was the term used by the U.S. Army for its base retail stores, so this mug could have been used at any number of PXs

Manufacturer: Carr China Company User: Pilgrim Lutheran Church Date of pitcher: 1948   Notes: There are/were Pilgrim Lutheran Churches across the United States; the location for this piece is unknown. Contributors: Susan and Ed Phillips