Alpen Brau Beer Tin-Over-Cardboard Sign, Columbia Brewing Co. 1940
This is a colorful Tin-Over-Cardboard sign advertising Alpen Brau beer in bottles, circa 1940.
ALBERT HERTZ, WINES & LIQUORS, GLOVERSVILLE, N.Y. LITHO PRINT, Circa 1905
This is a beautiful lithographic print from the Albert Hertz whom was based in Gloversville, New York, Circa 1905. Mr. Hertz was a dealer in both wines and whiskies before prohibition.
ABERDEEN BREWING PRIMA BEER SERVING TRAY, ABERDEEN, WA. Ca. 1905
Here is a beautiful pre-prohibition era serving tray from the long defunct Aberdeen Washington brewery. This particular tray is colorful, and advertises proudly their Prima brand of bottled lager beer. The use of a nice patriotic USA colored shield helps provide more color and eye appeal. One of the fun facts about this brewery is…
ABC Stag Bourbon Rye & Whiskey Rolled Edge Sign, Circa 1905
This is a very rare curled or rolled edge sign from the Ahrens Bullwinkel Liquor Merchants in San Francisco, CA, advertising their ABC Bourbon Rye and Whiskey products.
ABC LITHOGRAPHIC BEER SIGN WITH EAGLE FLYING OVERHEAD. Ca. 1905
ABC Beer Brand, American Brewing Company, St. Louis, MO. Paper lithgraphic sign.
ABC King Of Bottle Beer Tin Sign, American Brewing Co., St. Louis, MO. Circa 1900
This extraordinary American Brewing Company ABC Brand die cut tin sign is from the American Brewing Company in St. Louis, MO. Circa 1900. This impressive sign has a seashell looking design on the top and features cherubs on the sign, one of the companies common themes with their early advertising items.
A.B.C. Beer “Temple of Commerce” Serving Tray 1905
This is the “Temple of Commerce” beer serving tray manufactured by the American Brewing Company (A.B.C.) based in St. Louis, Missouri, circa 1905.
A. GRAF DISTILLING CO WOOD ADVERTISING CLOCK, ST. LOUIS, MO & LOUISVILLE, KY. Circa 1905
Pictured is a beautiful oak wooden clock advertising the August Graf Distilleries Old Governor Bourbon and Old Capital Rye Whiskey Brands. The August Graf Whiskey Company was based in Saint Louis, Missouri and Louisville, Kentucky
A TIMELESS TIN CORNER SIGN…BALTIMORE STYLE!
This tin sign is simply a classic design, very commonly used, with the gold and black color combination. For whatever reason, and I assume simply for the reason the colors were vibrant and a nice contrast, the gold and black coloring scheme was very common in the early 1900’s across multiple advertising product industries. This…
A Lithographic Spice Display Bin St. Louis Coffee & Spice Mills 1900
This is a Nectar Brand Spice display bin for Ground Black Pepper manufactured by St. Louis Coffee & Spice Mills circa 1910.