That old gal should wax up real nice! Great score! Woody

looks like a paper label. Woody

KB, I would think that you will be seeing many, many more of Dave's cans in the next several auctions in a row. Usually only a day or 2 after these end, you will see the next batter up fairly quickly. Dave had so much stuff! Woody

It's funny that you would post that. It was about 20 years ago that I traded away my Sweet Life dumper tab top at Blue Gray for a New England can that I needed. Quite a few of our Rustybunchers were shocked to see it, as many of them at the time didn't think it existed. It came out of long time coll...

What a complete class act Dave was. A gentlemen is the truest sense. Was so lucky to have a chance to go for a visit earlier this summer with Keith Norton and Don Santora and put back some pints with him. Talk about one of the pioneers in the hobby! Number 83 is gonna be sorely missed by all. Woody ...

Also, we forgot to point out that the trademark "R" should be centered in the G and it has shifted to the right like all of the rest of the red on the sheet. Shelf them both because they are so damn clean!

100% paint shift

Take a pass

As a total stab in the dark, I'm going with the brown Schlitz ball. Woody

It's the flat, because you can tell by the length of the text on both sides of the seam. They space at the ends is much closer to the gold trim on the cone and a much bigger gap on the flat. Nice sheet Andy! Woody

Due to the forecasted weather this Saturday in my area, the Show has been moved up one day to Sunday the 17TH from 9AM to 2PM. Hope some of the fello RB's can make it! Woody

Love the story ED! Woody

Fellow RB members. If you happen to be in the area in the middle of September, We are having a Pickwick Show on September 16TH at my house at 1273 Pleasant St Weymouth Mass. It is an all day show that starts at 8AM and goes into the evening. Pizza and raffle at noon and burgers and dogs later in the...

Plus it is grubby also. I've never seen that version from Mass. Woody

No flies on you Keith! Well done! Woody

WOW! Very cool early piece!!!! Woody

I could spend the next several days typing this post about Martin, but I will try to keep this limited to all the important highlights and info about this truly amazing pioneer in our hobby. As an MIT graduate and professor, Martin started collecting beer cans and advertising in the mid 1960's. Part...

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There is a far tougher version that came out of Cranston Rhode Island. Wish I had one! Woody

Looks like 16 cans per sheet. Now, how many sheets are in that stack is a whole different question. VERY cool photo! Woody

Keith Norton and myself will be there. Woody

Hey Matt, I spun that bad larry last weekend and I gotta tell ya, it was an incredible can geek moment! Woody

If memory serves me right, I got it from Keith Norton(Can Dr). He got it off of the above mentioned Ken Ostrow at Brimfield. So I did some plumbing at his place in trade. Steve Potter and myself both have used our professions to put cool cans on our shelves! Woody

You are correct Marc. BTW, that is my old Manhatten Beer in the above photo. It came out of the famous Brimfield antique flea market around 20 years ago. Woody.............

I wish that was a Manhatten Ale Flat from Cremo. But sorry fellas, it's just a Gilt Edge Ale flat with some issues! Oh Well........ Woody

Pretty neat. Sounds like somebody just had a pre-Christmas vacation!

I'm pretty sure that the Can Dr. still has a piece of sediment stuck in his throat! He tried all morning to huck it up, but he said that his fingers weren't long enough!!!! Woody

Paul, bring that Frank Jones Quart Steinnie to Auburn with you. Woodlet

Killer rust! Believe it or not, with all those great faces, my eyes went right to the only side can displayed. The ever elusive Narry Pale OI!!!!!! Awesome!

Killer line up Jerry! There is something about that Star Stock Ale that puts alot of bounce in my step. Along with many others in there. Well done! NewEnglandWood............