Manufacturer: Grindley HotelWare – England
User: Goodrich Steamship Lines
Date of mug: circa 1920's – 1930's

Steamship Lines Schedule

1923 Brochure from the Detroit Historical Society

Goodrich Docks in Chicago

S.S. Christopher Columbus, Chicago-Milwaukee Route

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Notes: From the Wikipedia, the Goodrich Steamship Lines "was a passenger steamship line operating in the Great Lakes region, principally in Lake Michigan in the 19th and early 20th century." It was established by Albert Edgar Goodrich, from Buffalo, New York, in 1868. In 1933, Goodrich went bankrupt and its operations ended.

White body mug with three green lines near the top: first, a thin line, followed by a much thicker line, and then another thin line. At the front of the mug (opposite the handle) the lines are broken by the insertion of a square green line block containing the stacked words: Goodrich Steamship Lines.

Sources:
Wikipedia
Detroit Historical Society

Photos contributed by Charles H. Sovine
Schedule contributed by Phil Lord
Postcards by Cardcow.com