As s collector of “old beer stuff” for many years, I’ve accumulated various and assorted beer related items. I buy, trade and sell items from a large variety of breweries. My personal favorite is Stegmaier Brewing Company of Wilkes-Barre, Pa. who distributed a wealth of advertising spanning nearly 100 years.

I’m always looking for items that are different or unique from Steg. I’m a member of ECBA. If you have any special interests or just want to stop by for a beer chat, drop me a note. Thanks for visiting and happy hunting.

Come back and visit now and then. I’m always updating the Steg photo gallery and my “for sale or trade” pages.

In addition to my beer collecting, I collect old Pennsylvania fishing licenses and Phillies baseball cards. Also, I enjoy bowling, and am an avid fisherman. If I don’t respond right away to your mail it’s probably cause the “GONE FISHING” sign is posted.

Anheuser-Busch, Inc., St. Louis, MO

Budweiser Girl holding bottle of Bud beer tray. 10 1/2 x 12 3/4 inch oval. Nice quality, A-B tray dated 1974. Super shape. Has remains of 2-sided tape on the backside.
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Iroquois Brewing Co., Columbus, OH (?)

Phoenix Premium Beer; 14 x 11 inch, cardboard point-of-sale sign. This was made without an easel stand. Early 70's vintage. Great shape. Educated guess on the brewery that made this sign.
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Anheuser-Busch, Inc., St. Louis, MO

Budweiser In Bottles; 11 3/4 inch round metal sign that has a 2004 copyright. Has two mfg-made hanging holes. Official A-B advertising. Unused.
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Narragansett Brewing Co., Cranston, RI

Style: B-24. 1-sided. Famous - Narragansett - Ale. Very clean opener. This is Post-Prohibition.
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Dewar’s

Whiskey Tray - 12 1/2 x 16 1/2 inch, Dewar's tray. Very early, heavy tray showing three intruders attempting to heist the bottle of scotch from a scottish gentleman in kilts. This definitely shows it age with quite a bit of rusting and wear. Good news is that colors...
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Dewar’s

Whiskey Tray - 12 1/2 x 16 1/2 inch, Dewar's tray. Very early, heavy tray showing three intruders attempting to heist the bottle of scotch from a scottish gentleman in kilts. This definitely shows it age with quite a bit of rusting and wear. Good news is that colors...

Peter Barmann Brewery, Inc., Kingston, NY

Barmann Fine Beer; 10 1/2 inch high cardboard diecut bottle with easel stand. Great IRTP 32 oz. label. Barmann closed in 1939 and advertising is scarce from this brewery. Slight wear mainly around the very edges. No creases. Darkish area near the neck in the photo is...

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