A rum-running boat caught smuggling in 2000 bottles Finish:10-pack and removed from the House

and removed from the House

with a girl ready to catch any stray peas below and a dog behind her

An eye-catching design

Distribution of pamphlets supporting John Wilkes outside the Fleet Prison

A rum-running boat caught smuggling in 2000 bottles Finish:10-pack and removed from the HouseA rum running boat caught smuggling in 2000 bottles, USA, 1920s. The sale, manufacture, and transportation of alcohol for consumption were banned in the United States under the Eighteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution, passed by Congress in 1919. The ban remained in force until the amendment was repealed in 1933. During the Prohibition era, the illicit trade in alcoholic drinks was rampant, and intimately linked with organised crime.