Moerschel Springs Brewing Co. Lithograph, St. Charles, MO. Circa 1905-1910

Moerschel Springs Brewing Co. St. Charles, MO Lithograph. Circa 1905

Here is a beautiful lithograph featuring salt water fish with a nice advertisement from the Moerschel Springs Brewery which was in Saint Charles, MO. St. Charles is a western suburb of St. Louis. The Moerschel family also had a brewery in Jefferson City and Sedalia, MO also, making them one of the few MO brewing families with breweries in multiple cities. This particular lithograph is also available in a fresh water fish image, and one with dead rabbits hanging as a result of a hunting trip. The same lithograph is also found from the brewery in Hannibal, MO as well.

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