Beer can mug collection
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Beer can mug collection
I started back in to these a couple of months ago. About 14 years ago I had quite the mug collection...several tough cones, 4 different Krueger OI's and so on. I haven't seen too many of these for sale lately, most are having the handle removed and lids put on. That wasn't a problem back when I started. Below is a photo of what I've been able to find so far and a photo of one mug that I used to have that I'll probably never find again. Extremely rare!!
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I always take one to parties.....great conversation starter with non beer can folks. Pour my beer into them or fill from the keg and drink out of it... Everyone loves the old labels.
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Is that hamms the one you got off ebay for like $6 or something crazy like that?
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That is the one. It was actually $9.99 but the photo was fuzzy and I didn't know it was WFIR until I received the can! The can was not on the Lewendowski's composite list of OD and WFIR cans so when I sent them a photo they about ****! They made me one hell of an offer that I couldn't refuse. i have no idea where the can resides. I heard later that a flat sheet of the can was found making 2 known.Mike S wrote:Is that hamms the one you got off ebay for like $6 or something crazy like that?
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Thanks Brad, Nice and new fresh subject for show and tell
Here are my 5 that over the years I have picked up and like the way they look.
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Can 47 = Cleveland Rocks!
Here are my 5 that over the years I have picked up and like the way they look.
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Can 47 = Cleveland Rocks!
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I used to have a side collection of mugs , got rid of them and of course kept one .. Any guesses .. 
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I've been looking for that one - what are you asking??hover31 wrote:didn't see a pic of this one and it's available- Bjorn
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Kenny Ostrow had a great set of miniature tiny little mugs made out of a single Krueger beer baldie (I believe it was a baldie). There were three of them or so, made with lids like a tankard and I think a pitcher. Very neat. Don't know if he still has them for sale.
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bradflinders- is $60 shipped a reasonable price on the green Goetz? It's really nice. I got this mug in a bundle trade so I really don't know what it's worth- Bjorn
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That price is spot on. Last year, before I started collecting the mugs I had 2 of these in similar condition. One sold for $55 and the other for $65. PM me a paypal address and I'll get payment to you ASAP
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Funds have been sent....Please send to:hover31 wrote:pm sent bradflinders- Bjorn
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Here you go Bjorn, the Country Club Lager mug in its new home.
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bradflinders I picked up a couple IRTP PBR beer mugs today at auction, some really nice PBR cans will be surfacing soon with new lids- most were cups. Shoot me an offer on choice of the two, or both! I'm keeping two in similar condition. Bjorn
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Wisconsin cans wanted!!!
Trade me your Wisconsin cans, my most wanted, Old Wisconsin
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Wisconsincanman....thanks for the offer. That one looks home made. I prefer the ones with the factory rolled lip and applied handle.
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You bet Brad, good luck !
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The Markowitz collection Steve and I introduced at the 2013 Canvention.
https://get.google.com/albumarchive/117 ... hvWM69KOZw
The Quart Lucky mug should be what comes up with this link.
https://get.google.com/albumarchive/117 ... hvWM69KOZw
The Quart Lucky mug should be what comes up with this link.
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Here mine and it the only one I have. I sold 2 of them long time ago. It nice and clean too. Unfortunately , the tab is on the bottom therefore ,I try not to flush on the bottom!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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I've got these anyone interested?
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Interested in all flat and Cone Soda and Water cans.
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I've picked up these 5 at antique stores in Maine. Of course the most popular mug in Maine would be Falstaff. Who knew? Steve
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I always liked these ad have a small common collection of these. better start looking for the older ones
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I would expect you would find Krueger mugs up in Maine!
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Senator,
Followed your link to an album of 1,000 pictures. (It's down loadable by the way - 94.5 MB!) Was this the basis of your trucking expedition to Fort Wayne?
Looking at the the collection of pictures, I found the two mugs pictured below. The first one is what appears to be a commemorative can I've never seen. Anyone have any guesses as to what it is?
The second one is a Sapporo (from Japan?) with handles and screw tops. I would guess 2 liters?
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Followed your link to an album of 1,000 pictures. (It's down loadable by the way - 94.5 MB!) Was this the basis of your trucking expedition to Fort Wayne?
Looking at the the collection of pictures, I found the two mugs pictured below. The first one is what appears to be a commemorative can I've never seen. Anyone have any guesses as to what it is?
