The brand name Electric Brew is not one brand which would roll off of the tongue of todays modern day beer drinker. However, back when this brand was made by a small town brewery in Mascoutah, Illinois, the name was significant to the maker. The Mascoutah Brewery was one of the first breweries in the…
Here is an amazing glass mug, or stein, from the Consumers Brewing Company which was in Saint Louis, Missouri. This mug is glass, but has a painted interior shell inside the glass featuring the Consumers Brewery man with the flag pole image. This logo was used often with this Consumers brewery, and seems to have…
The Wagner Brewing Company formerly in Granite City, Illinois used a gnome or elf like man to carry their New Brew product to you. This particular brand New Brew was the breweries attempt to revive their beer brand once prohibition ended. Why the elf like creature is anyone’s guess. However, multiple breweries used these guys…
The Sharples Tubular Company based out of West Chester, PA and Chicago, IL was famous all world around for their patented cream separator machines. Dominating in a time where the population in the United States was more rural than urban, it was tough to find a farm which did not employ one of their cream…
The Yellowstone brand of whiskey always intrigued me. Why would you name a whiskey made in Kentucky after a park almost 2000 miles away? This tray is certainly bright and eye appealing with the bright green and yellow background, and of course the larger than life bottle front and center in the design. The Taylor…
I have always thought this sign was pretty cool, as the name of the company essentially covers both the American and National League divisions of the MLB Major League Baseball professional league. I suspect for baseball fans, the name of this company quickly evokes thoughts of the baseball to many people. This wooden meyercord decal…
Featured is an early tin sign, freshly put out at the end of prohibition in the early to mid-1930’s from the St. Julian Wine Company, aka as the St. Julian Winery, based in Paw Paw, MI. This particular sign is very noticeable, employing a brilliant red color, and a full length paper label wine bottle…
Featured is an amazing Reverse on Glass sign from the Besley Brewing Company Brewery which was in Waukegan, Illinois outside Chicago prior to prohibition. This particular ROG sign might be one of the many brewery signs which were found unfinished in the Western Sandblasting Company find of the 1980’s. I am not sure however. The…
Featured here is a beautiful lithographic print framed for the La Preferencia brand of cigars. This particular lithograph has a great slogan which says “30 minutes in Havana”. Clearly this refers to a great 30 minute smoke in Havana with a Cuban cigar!! This sign was made back before there was a moratorium for Cuban…
The Consumers Brewing Company of New York had a reason for calling itself “of N.Y.” in their advertising. There were simply too many breweries calling themselves the Consumers Brewing Company in the United States prior to prohibition. Featured here is a great round tin tip tray complete with the original hanging metal chain. I love…
