Join or Die: A Call for Unity in the Pursuit of Freedom
One of America’s earliest and most powerful symbols, Benjamin Franklin’s “Join or Die” cartoon was originally published in 1754 as a call for colonial unity during the French and Indian War. The divided snake represented the fragmented American colonies, and Franklin’s message was clear: without unity, the colonies would fall. Later, during the American Revolution, this symbol became a rallying cry for the colonists as they fought for independence and freedom from British rule.
This glass is part of our Americana Collection, capturing the spirit of early American unity and the enduring ideals of liberty and cooperation.
About the Design
The reflective gold design features the iconic segmented snake, with each piece representing a colony or region. The bold words “JOIN, OR DIE” underscore the timeless message that freedom requires unity.
Glassware Information
Rastal Craft Master One – 16 oz. capacity (17 oz. brimful)
This versatile glass is designed to enhance the sensory experience of any beer, from hop-heavy IPAs to rich stouts. As always, the glassware is imported from the top European manufacturers, and the designs are applied right here in the USA.
Glassware Care
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