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Brewery Collecting
- Thread starter AtomicEraTom
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- Portage, Wis.
Hahaha! I have never seen one of those before. That is hilarious!
Thank you! We go to brewery shows, auctions, and of course, eBay is always a good source!
Thank you! We go to brewery shows, auctions, and of course, eBay is always a good source!
Pancho65
New in Town
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That is an amazing collection and display. I have a very small collection of Walter's Beer items. There were two breweries - Pueblo, CO and Eau Claire, WI. I only have items from the Pueblo brewery as it was in my hometown. In recent years, someone began brewing Walter's again, hence the growler.
Our Pabst Cabinet: The majority of these bottles date from the 1870's to the 1950's.
Schlitz Cabinet: Dating from the 1870's to the 1940's, and some 50's cans.
Blatz, Hamm's, and Kurth Cabinet. Some great stuff in here, from the 1880's to the 1950's. Some great prohibition era items, such as Blatz Cigars, Soda, and Malt Syrup.
This one I just set up today, got the cabinet at a bargain and it fit in the back of the wagon perfect! It's a hodge podge of all different brands. Items are mostly from the 1920's to the 1950's.
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decojoe67
One of the Regulars
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- 298
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- Long Island, N.Y.
I recently came across this small lighted sign at a local flea market. It has a humpback grey crinkle-finished body with a thick reverse painted and mirrored glass front. The top and bottom glass brackets are translucent emerald green plastic strips. It has a nice "Ohio Advertising Display Company" decal on the back. It can be set on a table or hung with a small strong chain attached on top. I would date it circa 1950. After wiping off years of grime and replacing the rotted cord it looks like new. I like how the green strips glow when it's on.
