A bar in Plymouth NH with sweet cans displayed - anyone ??

[kb]

So my son is in NH for some wilderness aquatic environment learning stuff .. wanders to a bar in Plymouth and he sends me these picks - I’m like wow !!! Bartender says there the owners and doesn’t much about them .. any of your New Englandars know of this place ?


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[oldmoneytexan]

[bantam10]

Holy cow!!!

[mrlager428]

Wow there's some Awesome Cans there!!

[Mike S]

Nice stuff. I like that Liebanns hiding in there.

mike s

[OhioCanGuy]

Wow is right!! About 10,000% better than the 70’s collection cans typically found in bar displays.

Your son should seriously ask for contact info of the owner.

[oldindiapaleale]

You don't usually see the sides and backs of cans displayed like that
Maybe DaveNH knows about this??

[kb]

Yes -Looking to see if anyone knows whose bar that is -obviously they are a nice group of cans being displayed - my question wasn’t “ are these nice cans “ ..I don’t want them just wonder if the guy is one of us ?? Dave Lang ,woody , Keith,Ron Small and such may know as they live closer than daveNH .. ohhh I sounded kinda crabby , sorry


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[pinnacle-project]

You don't usually see the sides and backs of cans displayed like that

I bet they were placed in there years ago and over time vibrations have moved the cans.

It's an interesting assortment of cans. Many are really nice but then there is a common Schells and Old Shay mixed in.

[DaveNH]

It’s about an hour and a half away from my house. As KB’s son heard the cans are the bar owners cans and not part of a Rusty Buncher’s collection. I have inquired about purchasing them and the owner is not interested in selling at this time. Many cans are sideways because of the vibrations on the floor and walls from customers walking and as such they don’t turn them because they are just going to vibrate again.

[Woody]

Several years ago Keith(Can Dr.) and myself took a ride up to see them in person after I had received the lead from a fellow co-worker. I spoke at great length a couple of times with the owner of the cans and he doesn't want to part with them at this time. I keep checking in with him from time to time. Maybe some day...............Woody

[Jeffboyrd]

Biederman's Deli and Pub.First saw them about 15 years ago.Like others have said the owner was not interested in selling.There are trays mounted to the ceiling as well.40 miles away from me.

[kb]

Thanks guys , no I know the rest of the story .. any ideal how he acquired them ??


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[Woody]

The condensed version is that he got his cans from early ebay days in the 90's, friends and family finding things for him and walking the beat. I'm pretty sure that he had mentioned about some dumping too. They had a fire there back in the 90's at some point and he said that he lost over 100 good early trays. Pretty cool how the cans are built in the resessed openings of the windows and are protected by plexy glass and screwed shut. I'm sure that they have had their share of fights in that place with the college being right there. I'm gonna keep checking in with him from time to time. You never know. I just keep my fingers crossed at this point! Woody

[DaveNH]

Well I thought I was the only one who knew about the cans at Biederman's. Shoulda figured Woody and Keith we're on the trail already Good luck.

[Woody]

Dave, you know. The hobby never sleeps!!!! HAHA Wood. PS, Really looking to Fallfest in Auburn this week!!! Great way to wrap up the show calendar up in the Northeast!!!!!

[Pbama]

Guy has a great eye! If anybody were to pry these cans from the owner they might have to take out a 2nd mortgage.

Listed a handful of the gems below, anybody care to list in order of rarity and any that I missed:
Clipper, Bay State Ale, Fort Pitt, Waldorf, Badger Beer, English Lad Beer, Fort Sutter, Kool Beer, Esslinger’s Beer, Burgermeister Beer, Acme Ale, Storz All Grain, Gild Edge, Mule Head Beer, Peter Doelger Ale, White Horse, Pacific, Old Gold, Liebmann’s

[mountainrust]

Top Hat

[Leon]

Guy has a great eye! If anybody were to pry these cans from the owner they might have to take out a 2nd mortgage.

Listed a handful of the gems below, anybody care to list in order of rarity and any that I missed:
Clipper, Bay State Ale, Fort Pitt, Waldorf, Badger Beer, English Lad Beer, Fort Sutter, Kool Beer, Esslinger’s Beer, Burgermeister Beer, Acme Ale, Storz All Grain, Gild Edge, Mule Head Beer, Peter Doelger Ale, White Horse, Pacific, Old Gold, Liebmann’s

I know there are lots of the green Liebmanns XXX around but all or most are Dumpers. Most rough dumpers. His looks like a pretty nice Dumper & I've seen a few nice Dumpers. Paul Chappie had a real nice dumper on ebay about 2 years ago & had a hard time getting $2 or $3 hundred for it. Either none known indoor or 1 indoor known, can't remember which. Same goes for Clipper, common as dumper but rare indoor. That KOOL is Cool & clean looking. LEON.

[Pbama]

Book has Top Hat at 200; what’s value these days?

[Jeffboyrd]

I've know for quite some time never heard anyone mention them.

[foreigncanman]

Interesting a German KVAS can ( a malt beverage made from bread ) is in the mix. (near the Leinenkugels in case anyone wondered what the can was)

[Leon]

I've know for quite some time never heard anyone mention them.

Their is probably 50 other people thinking it's there little secret & nobody else knows about them?

[Pbama]

@foreigncanman is the KVAS a FT? Rare?

[Grommet]

The owner of the bah must be a transplant. I don't see much New England stuff they-uh.

[foreigncanman]

@foreigncanman is the KVAS a FT? Rare?

It is a tab made by Isenbeck and not really a beer from what I understand. There is some debate about this .Maybe 100-200 in value. Tom

[BostonBob]

My word! Those are some fantastic cans! I have never been, but would love to check it out in person.

As Woody said above, looking forward to Fallfest this Friday!!!

[CrustyRusty]

Sweet cans!!.....

[Longhorn Mike]

Grand Prize Lager OI!

- Mike