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- Q4720319 subject Q13249371.
- Q4720319 subject Q5837994.
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- Q4720319 abstract "Alexander Walker (1837–1889) was the son of John ‘Johnnie’ Walker of the whisky brand. He inherited the company in 1857 and expanded its business, exporting whisky throughout the British Empire.In 1867 he registered Old Highland Whisky, one of the earliest brands to be trademarked. From that time it has had the now famous slanted black and gold label. In the late 1870s he switched to the distinctive square bottle design.Upon his death in 1889, he left the business to his sons George Paterson Walker and Alexander Walker II.George ran marketing and distribution through the London office. Alex oversaw production, blending, and became an industry spokesman and whisky magnate.".
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- Q4720319 wikiPageWikiLink Q13249371.
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- Q4720319 wikiPageWikiLink Q4720322.
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- Q4720319 wikiPageWikiLink Q5837994.
- Q4720319 wikiPageWikiLink Q6935826.
- Q4720319 wikiPageWikiLink Q8680.
- Q4720319 comment "Alexander Walker (1837–1889) was the son of John ‘Johnnie’ Walker of the whisky brand. He inherited the company in 1857 and expanded its business, exporting whisky throughout the British Empire.In 1867 he registered Old Highland Whisky, one of the earliest brands to be trademarked. From that time it has had the now famous slanted black and gold label.".
- Q4720319 label "Alexander Walker (1837–1889)".