Anybody ever see one of these Wine cone tops from 1936? LEON.

Not me.

Very cool can.

Wow anyone have an actual can of this??

willssoda wrote: ↑Sat Mar 16, 2019 7:06 pm Wow anyone have an actual can of this??

That's what I'd like to know. I've seen some different Wine cone tops before but I think those were from the 1950's. Don't think I ever seen a wine can as early as 1936. Must be a low profile but looks more like a High Profile in Pic. Here's the Full Ad with 1936 Date at top. LEON.

Correction, Here's a low pro wine I guess I forgot I've seen. LEON.

Very odd...I just cant understand why wine in a can back in 1936 would be successfull...Beer and soda I get but WINE Thanks for the info Leon...

Brent G.

I dug a low-pro wine can maybe 15 years ago.....cannot recall what it was ...only semi legible..tossed it eventually......was surprised it was a wine can......

Do you think it would be a paper label?

I can say I just sold a paper label flat top for a stunning $600 in cash and trade I about died and these things must be super tough to find. I had this can for over 15 years and never knew it was worth that much!!

willssoda wrote: ↑Sun Mar 17, 2019 11:21 am I can say I just sold a paper label flat top for a stunning $600 in cash and trade I about died and these things must be super tough to find. I had this can for over 15 years and never knew it was worth that much!!

I have this can with a painted label....

Interesting. Never seen the Bear Creek can before. LEON.

Cap-Sealed wrote: ↑Sun Mar 17, 2019 7:11 pm

willssoda wrote: ↑Sun Mar 17, 2019 11:21 am I can say I just sold a paper label flat top for a stunning $600 in cash and trade I about died and these things must be super tough to find. I had this can for over 15 years and never knew it was worth that much!!

I have this can with a painted label....

Oh sweet. Do post please.

willssoda wrote: ↑Mon Mar 18, 2019 7:35 am

Cap-Sealed wrote: ↑Sun Mar 17, 2019 7:11 pm

willssoda wrote: ↑Sun Mar 17, 2019 11:21 am I can say I just sold a paper label flat top for a stunning $600 in cash and trade I about died and these things must be super tough to find. I had this can for over 15 years and never knew it was worth that much!!

I have this can with a painted label....

Oh sweet. Do post please.

Will do.... I need the name of the guy who paid $600 for yours! I also have a magazine ad of Bear Creek Wine in cans too from ~1937.

Honestly I don't remember, but he's a Rusty Buddy so he will surface when he reads this post.
Thanks

willssoda wrote: ↑Mon Mar 18, 2019 2:23 pm Honestly I don't remember, but he's a Rusty Buddy so he will surface when he reads this post.
Thanks

Do you really think so.

It is still full but I think the wine turned into syrup. I need to empty it and clean it up...

No Tampa can!

Those are cool....but they are different.

The paper label is a "Port" wine with the painted label is "Muscate"