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Brewery Collectibles For SaleThese collectibles include: Coors ceramics, beer labels, tap knobs, beer ash trays, beer openers, patches, match books, miniatures, and occasionally beer cans. I have also included a special page just for British Breweriana - which also has a nice assortment of German glasses.. You may jump to the specific miscellaneous collectable with the following links: Miniatures | Coors Ceramics | Labels | Tap Knobs | Ashtrays | Patches | Match Books | Cans
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"Acme Gold Label - Acme Breweries San Francisco and Los Angeles" -
Heavy, metallic, foil window display, 6" x 5" c.1953 - perfect for
framing or as an appliqué. Near Mint cond. $15 |
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"Acme Beer & Ale" - "Kork-N-Seal" closure from the Acme Breweries. Used for resealing the ¼ gallon "Economy" or "Victory" size bottles. Could actually be used to reseal any size crown top bottle. c. 1940's, excellent cond. $4 (Shipping included) |
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"It's the Age of Acme", beer coaster from the Acme Breweries, San Francisco, CA, c. 1936-'43. Excellent cond. $12 (Shipping included) |
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Three coasters "Gibbons" - Gibbons Brewery, Wilkes-Barre, PA - Excellent cond. - for all three: $3 (Shipping included) ON HOLD |
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"Tavern Pale" beer coaster from the Atlantic Brewing Co. of Chicago - from
early 60s. $6 |
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"Knickerbocker / The Beer Drinkers Beer" from Jacob Ruppert Brg. Co., Brooklyn, NY. Often called tip trays, actually a metal coaster, c.1965. Excellent cond. $5 |
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"Anheuser-Busch / Old Lager" on a 4" mug - official A-B product. Near mint cond. $10 |
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"Anheuser-Busch / The Pale Lager" on a 4" mug - official A-B product. Near mint cond. $10 |
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"Pete's Wicked Ale - The Original American Brown Ale" on a 9" tall heavy glass beer pitcher. From the Pete's Brewing Co., San Antonio, Texas. (established 1986). Excellent cond. $15 |
Alpha-numeric references for these
Miniatures and the
Coors Ceramics below are from Robert Kay's
"COORS" with red lion logo on a 1⅞" tall
glass, mini-mug (shot glass or toothpick holder?) c.1965.
Designated [CO-12]. Near Mint cond. $5
"Acme Beer", c.1940 from Acme Breweries, San Francisco, CA.
"Acme Beer", c.1940 from Acme Breweries, Los Angeles (Vernon), CA.
"Acme Beer", c.1950 from Acme Breweries, San Francisco, CA.
"Gold Bond", c.1935 from Cleveland Sandusky Brewing Co., Cleveland,
OH.
"Kingsbury Pale Beer", c.1950-55, Kingsbury Breweries Co., Manitowoc, WI.
Coors Export Lager, stubby salt - c. 1935-40
[CO-8] Excellent cond. $20
Coors, mini mug, 1½" high. Given away to folks who toured the brewery in the
late 40s & early 50s.
"Alt Heidelberg brand Beer", IRTP in burnished gold, 3.2%, 32oz., Columbia Breweries, Tacoma
"Alt Heidelberg brand
Bock Beer", IRTP in burnished gold, 4%, Columbia Breweries, Tacoma
"Columbia Beer", IRTP in burnished gold, 11 oz., Columbia Breweries, Tacoma, WA
"Columbia Beer", IRTP in burnished gold, 11 oz., Columbia Breweries, Tacoma, WA
"Columbia
Pale Ale", IRTP in burnished gold & green, 6%, Columbia Breweries, Tacoma, WA,
2⅞" x 4⅛" Unused.
$12
(Shipping included)
"Columbia
Pale Ale", IRTP in burnished silver, 12 oz., Columbia Breweries, Tacoma, WA
"Columbia
Pale Ale", IRTP in burnished silver & green, 3.2%, Columbia Breweries, Tacoma, WA,
2⅞" x
4⅛" Unused. $12
(Shipping included)
"Columbia
Pale Ale", IRTP in burnished silver & green, 4%, 32oz, Columbia Breweries, Tacoma
"Townsend Lager Beer" - Pre-prohibition label, c. 1906-1916,
from the Port Townsend Brewing Co., Pt. Townsend, WA, a branch of the
Olympia Brg. Co. of Tumwater. Unused. $4
(Shipping included)
"Milwauke, Wis / Schlitz / property of Jos. Schlitz Brw'g Co." -
ball tap knob, chrome pitted on edge - chocolate brown colored,
enamel insert has no chips or cracks and is in Excellent condition.
$50
"ask for / WALTER'S / Brewed in Colorado / with Sparkling / Mountain
Water" on a 4¼" sq. glass ashtray from Pueblo,
CO., c. 1950s. Near mint cond. $10
"GB" on sheild, with "Finest Quality Beer" on a 4" sq. glass ashtray from the
Griesedieck Brothers Brewing Co., St. Louis, MO., c.1950s. Near Mint cond.
$10
"Hamm's BEER - Born in the Land of Sky Blue
Waters" on a fine china, 6¾" ashtray. Near
Mint cond. $10
"FORT PITT - Special Beer - Old Shay - DELUXE BEER" aluminum ashtray,
approx. 4 3/8" sq. c.1940s, Exc. cond. $10
"Miniature Beer Bottles & Go-Withs"
as is the grading standard.
Many of these mini-beers were sold in sets as salt & peppers,
however some were meant only for shaking salt in your beer and didn't have a pepper.
"Schlitz Export Beer", c. 1939, from the Jos. Schlitz Brewing Co., Milwaukee, WI. Wooden opener,
designated [WI-114], with decal label: "contains 100 US pk units
Vitamin D".
Donald Bull's "Beer Advertising Openers" designates this style
opener as L-4.
Near mint condition.
$50
Designated
[CA-6] 3", aluminum salt shaker cap, with decal label. Scarce with annotation:
"Non-Fattening". Grade 2. $16
Designated
[CA-8] 3", aluminum salt shaker cap, with decal label.
Scarce
with annotation: "Non-Fattening". Grade 1. $20
Designated
[CA-12] 3", salt shaker cap, paper label, made by Muth.
Has annotation: "does not contain beer." Bold label with vibrant colors Grade 1-2. $12
Designated [OH-22] 4¼", salt shaker cap, decal
label, made by Muth.
Bright colors, minor flaw in decal over the d in Gold, perfect neck label. Grade
1-2 $18
Designated
[WI-80] 4", miniature, tan paper label, made by Bill's.
Has annotation: "does not contain beer." Grade 2. $7
Coors Ceramics
Production began with the end of prohibition in 1933, and ended with the outbreak of WWII.
The mini-bottles were salt shakers, popular in the 30s & 40s for salting the beer to invigorate the head.
Often these bottles are presented as salt & peppers, but they were not issued in sets.
The mini-mug [far left] was probably a matchstick or toothpick holder.
On the base: "A. Coors Co. / Golden, Colo." Mint cond.
$5
Labels
4"x5" Unused.
$22 (Shipping included)
2⅞" x 4⅛" Unused
and very scarce. $25
(Shipping included)
2⅞" x 4⅛" Unused.
$18
(Shipping included)
3" x 3⅝" Unused.
$12
(Shipping included)
3" x
3⅝" Unused. $12
(Shipping included)
4" x 5" Unused.
$15
(Shipping included)
Ball Tap Knobs
"Property of / BBBB / Beverwyck Beer" and in fine print: " Beverwyck
Breweries, Inc. Albany, N.Y. Great enamel insert in marbleized knob with the
4 Bs incised on top rear of knob. Insert perfect, knob very good cond.
$65
Ashtrays
Openers
Alpha-Numeric references are from Donald Bull's "Beer Advertising Openers", copyright 1978
Style I-6 "Acme Beer Ale" - same on reverse. Acme Breweries, SF and LA. Very
Good cond. $6
Style I-22 "A-1 Pilsner Beer, Arizona Brewing Co., Phoenix, Ariz." -
reverse: "H.R. Ransom & Co., Detroit, Mich., Easi-Ope, Pat. No. 2,517,422 -
other patents pending" - c.1950. Very Good cond. $10
Style E-11 "Budweiser / Anheauser-Busch" same on reverse. 4
5/8",
pat. 1915. Excellent cond. $8
Style I-13 "Great Falls - Select Beer" same on reverse, and "Ecko
Chicago" - 3¾" from Montana - Very Good cond. $4
Style E-14 "Lucky Lager / Aged for Flavor" same on reverse. 3½"
from West Coast - near Mint cond. $7
Style E-14 "Highlander / Pale Beer" same on reverse. 3½"
from Montana - near Mint cond. $7
Style E-14 "Regal Pale Beer / Light and Mellow" same on reverse. 3½"
from SF - near Mint cond. $7
Style I-12 "Rheingold - Extra Dry - Lager Beer" same on reverse - 3⅝"
- Excellent cond. $5
Style H-3 "Schlitz - The Beer that made Milwaukee Famous" - c.1922.
Very Good cond. $4
Style B-14 "Burgemeister Beer" - reverse blank - from the Warsaw
Brewing Co., Warsaw, IL. c. 1936-38. The opener was patented by Vaughn
as the "Special Pocket Bottle Opener" - it measures 2⅝"
long. Excellent Cond. Scarce
$25
Stroh's Beer, 9" X 7" embroidered Jacket patch. $10
(Shipping included)
Carling breweries -
embroidered patch,
9" X 3" $6
(Shipping included)
Olympia beer - embroidered patch, 9" X 4" $10
(Shipping included)
Olympia Gold beer - embroidered patch, 8" X 4" $8
(Shipping included)
Olympia beer - embroidered patch, 4" X 2" $5
(Shipping included)
Heidelberg Beer - embroidered patch, 4" X 3"
$4
(Shipping included) Light Olympia Beer embroidered patch, 2½"
wide $4
(Shipping included)
Rainier Light - embroidered beer patch, 2½" dia. $4
(Shipping included) Kessler Beer, Helena, MT (c. 1939) $3
(Shipping included) Regal Pale Beer, San Francisco, CA (c. 1939) $3
(Shipping included) Richbrau Beer, Richmond, VA (c. 1939) $3
(Shipping included) 1939 NY World's Fair, Schlitz Beer, Milwaukee, WI $2
(Shipping included)
Un-rolled "Sierra Beer" Pittsburgh Brewing Co. $5
"Lucky Lager" flat, c. 1956 - bottom opened. Very Good cond. $25
"Acme Beer" (earlier black "B" c.1940) flat top steel can,
bottom opened. On side: Internal Revenue Tax Paid - Acme Breweries - San
Francisco. Very Good cond. $35
"Best Beer" - Keglined steel can - Brewed & Packed by Best Brewing
Corporation, Chicago, Ill. c.1962. Very Good cond. $18
"Old German Brand Beer" - cone top beer can with original cap. Queen City Brewing Company,
Cumberland, Md. "Cap-Sealed" by Continental Can Co. Very Good cond.
$48
Style L-4, "Schlitz Export Beer", c. 1939, from the Jos. Schlitz Brewing Co., Milwaukee, WI.
Label states "contains 100 US pk units Vitamin D". Near mint condition.
$50
Unlisted in Bull's book.
Patches
Match Books
Cans
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