1940s DURA-GLOSS NAIL POLISH BOTTLE W/ FAMOUS LOGO WHITE NAIL TOP

FABULOUS Ultra Rare Condition Ultra Rare Bottle A Photo is Worth a 1000 Words See Above VINTAGE AR Winarick New Brunswick NJ Inc DURA-GLOSS NAIL POLISH BOTTLE W/ FAMOUS SIGINATURE LOGO White NAIL TOP I’m going out on a Limb here did AR Warawick buy the Lorring Company in the 1940s after WW II ?.. Original Glass bottle with Bakelite ?  capPatent on bottle design  & Trademark Original paper label . Famous fingernail bottle cap  It has the patent number  Such a fabulous and in great condition Please enlarge pictures as they are a major part of the description and shows condition. A great addition to nail polish or manicure or Vanity bottle collection. A must for a Collector I’ve never seen another from AR Winarick Inc much less in this Condition WOW take a stroll Down Memory Lane A Little History The AR stands for Arthur Winarick, the first of three generations of Winaricks associated with the cosmetics industry. A feature on his grandson, Tom Winarick, in the July 16, 2016 issue of Beauty Store Business Magazine tells Arthur’s story. Arthur Winarick was a Russian immigrant who settled on the Lower East Side of Manhattan and became a barber who would go on to create one of the most iconic beauty products in America – Jeris Hair Tonic. Known for its neon green-formula, Jeris was formulated in the bathtub of Arthur Winarick’s apartment. He began selling it to local barbers within the Russian and Jewish communities, and eventually produced hair tonic and shaving lotions when he founded A R Winarick, Inc. Jeris is still produced today under Clubman. After World War II, (Arthur’s son) Jules Winarick became heavily involved in A R Winarick, Inc. and began expanding and acquiring several beauty brands. Census records and NYC directories both support and add to the above story. According to 1930 census records, Arthur Winarick was born in Poland to Russian parents in 1890 and immigrated to the United States in 1911. The first listing I can find for him was in the 1917 NYC Directory as a perfumer located at 1 Willett Street. Then in the early to mid-1920’s he was listed at 19 Cannon Street with the occupation “barber supplies.” Both Willet Street and Cannon Street were located south of Delancey Street on the Lower East Side of Manhattan. It looks like he established AR Winarick, Inc., sometime around 1930. The 1933 NYC Directory listed them as a New York Corporation with capital of $1,000,000. Arthur Winarick was named both president and treasurer, Joseph A. Gallagher, vice president and Nathan Winarick secretary. Nathan was most likely Arthur’s brother. Four years younger, he was also born to Russian parents and immigrated to the United States in 1914. The corporate address was listed as 797 E 140th Street in the Port Morris section of the Bronx. After World War II it appears that Arthur’s son Jules was named president and Arthur became chairman of the board. According to Arthur Winarick’s obituary, printed in the November 22, 1964 issue of the New York Times, he was still chairman at the time of his death. By then the New York office had moved to Park Avenue South and the company had opened another office in Los Angeles. They also had plants in Brunswick and Newark, New Jersey and Long Island City, Queens. Sometime in the mid 1970’s, the New York office relocated to New Jersey.

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