Pictured is a stunning colorful serving tray from the Stroh’s Brewery in Detroit, Michigan. This tray advertises their lager beer. Circa 1910, a nice pre-pro tray.
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Emmerling Brewing Co. Metal Serving Beer Tray, Johnstown, PA.
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Erie Brewing Company Serving Tray, Erie. PA. Beer, Ale, Porter. Circa 1910
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Freeland Brewing Co Lager Beer Rolled Edge Sign, Freeland, PA. Ca. 1910
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IN ROCK ISLAND, THE NATIVE AMERICANS KNEW A GOOD BEER!
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Uhl’s Brewery Lager Beer Serving Tray, Bethlehem, PA. Circa 1910
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Henry Zeltner Brewing Co. Serving Tray, Circa 1905
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J. G. Schemm Brewing Company Serving Tray, Saginaw, MI. Circa 1900
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