Manufacturer: O.P.Co. Syracuse
User: Camp Undercliff
Date of creamer: circa 1925

Postcard from 1909

Photograph dated 2020

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Notes: Camp Undercliff in Lake Placid, New York, was opened in 1880 as a private camp only accessible by boat. At some point it was owned by the New York Central Railroad and from 1939 to 1963, it was operated as a children's music camp. Afterwards it was in private hands, and was open to public rentals. Recently it was sold by the Birkshire Hathaway realty firm for $1.7 million. Click here for a YouTube video from November 2020, related to its recent sale.

White body creamer with a thin green line around the top and bottom. On the side of the creamer near the top is the camp's logo consisting of a single green fir tree with a rectangular monogram in the center containing the overlapping letters "UC."

Sources:
YouTube
Cardcow

ID and creamer photo contributed by Carol Cardona