Manufacturer: Unknown
User: Culver Military Academy
Date: Unknown
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Notes: Culver Military Academy was founded in 1894 in Culver, IN, as a boarding school for young men. Today, 2010, it is known as Culver Academies owing to the addition of Culver Girls Academy, a boarding school for young women, that was founded in 1971.
Although the date and manufacturer are not known for this pitcher, it was likely made in the 1920s – 1930s because of the double green curlicue lines that are typical of commercial china design in this era.
In addition, the central design is an eagle hovering over a large initial cap C that encircles ULVER, in smaller capital letters.
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