Manufacturer: Carr China Company
User: Post Exchange – PX
Date of mug: circa 1934-1952

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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 across the United States. However, it was purchased from a seller in North Carolina, which makes Ft. Liberty, in Fayetteville, a possibility.

Source:
Wikipedia

Contributors:
Susan and Ed Phillips