Falstaff “for Military use only” stamp on lid
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Falstaff “for Military use only” stamp on lid
Found these Falstaff cans out of Cranston with stamp on lid to be a bit odd; any thoughts?
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Re: Falstaff “for Military use only” stamp on lid
It's a modern version of withdrawn free of tax and probably 3.2.
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Re: Falstaff “for Military use only” stamp on lid
There are quite a few of those around. They must have been used a lot in the southeast part of the US, because they seem to appear a lot on 14 oz. cans. Maybe the armed forces had some sort of deal with a brewer or two on that oddball size??