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Anheuser-Busch Recycling (30 Years) Aluminum Bottle Cabottle, 10 oz., 2008, O/N08

thecannoisseur — Sat, 23 Apr 2011 04:29:14 +0000

Anheuser-Busch Recycling (30 Years) Aluminum Bottle Cabottle, 10 oz., 2008, O/N08

Additional Information: Commemorative 30 years of Recycling Employee Bottle

Ballantine Ale with Brewers Gold Can, 12 oz. Flat Top – Non OI, Unlisted, Commemorative

CaseyJo — Wed, 03 Apr 2013 19:23:16 +0000

Ballantine Ale with Brewers Gold Can, 12 oz. Flat Top – Non OI, Unlisted, Commemorative.

John E. Farrell was President of P. Ballantine and Sons from May 21, 1964 to January 9, 1967
Special, gold plated can.

Golden Greetings
to
Ale Man
John E. Farrell

Active-Intelligent
An adventurous leader
the kind of man most
every man would
like to be.

Ballantine Ale
with
“Brewers Gold”

BCCA 1St National Convention, 12 Oz. Flat Top – Non OI, 226-17, Test Prototype

rlfplf — Sun, 01 Jan 2012 23:59:49 +0000

BCCA 1St National Convention, 12 Oz. Flat Top – Non OI, 226-17, Test Prototype

Budweiser Princeton Class of ’44 Reunion Drinking Cup, 219-26

rlfplf — Mon, 02 Jan 2012 00:47:09 +0000

Budweiser Princeton Class of ’44 Reunion Drinking Cup, 219-26.

Carling’s Black Label Beer Can, 12 oz. Commemorative “1,000,000 Man Hours”, 206-7

thecannoisseur — Tue, 19 Jul 2011 19:16:55 +0000

Carling’s Black Label Beer Can, 12 oz. Commemorative “1,000,000 Man Hours”, 206-7.

Non-IRTP. “1,000,000 Man Hours Without a Lost Time Accident.” Feb. 21, 1967.

Gold Water Can, 12 oz. Flat Top – Non-OI, Unlisted

thecannoisseur — Sun, 21 Aug 2011 18:38:02 +0000

Gold Water Can, 12 oz. Flat Top – Non-OI, Unlisted.

Non-IRTP. Fantasy Can.

The 1964 Presidential Election Display Johnson vs. Goldwater
The “Cola Wars” really heated up during the 1964 election for president of the United States when Lyndon Johnson and Barry Goldwater squared off in a classic liberal vs. conservative contest.

Goldwater fired the first volley in the “Cola War” when he produced a soft drink called “‘GOLDWATER”, distributed by the Gold-Water Distributing Company out of Granite City, Illinois.

Not to be outdone, Johnson countered with “JOHNSON JUICE”, distributed by the Ladybird Distributing Company, also located in Granite City, Illinois.

It is evident from the outcome of the elections that the soda drinking public preferred JOHNSON JUICE, “a drink for health care” to the GOLDWATER. “the right drink for the conservative taste” by a large vote getting margin, as Lyndon Johnson easily won the election. Both of these cans are considered prize additions to anyone’s collection.

This Article is a cut and paste from the former Tom Bate’s website. The museum is no longer in existence.

New Jersey Jaycee’s 1958-59 ” Roll the Barrel ” Visitation Program ” 12 Oz. Flat Top – Non – OI 206-2 Commemorative

rlfplf — Fri, 23 Dec 2011 22:35:18 +0000

New Jersey Jaycee’s 1958-59 ” Roll the Barrel ” Visitation Program ” 12 Oz. Flat Top – Non – OI 206-2 Commemorative

Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer Can, 16 oz. Bank Top, Unlisted, Rose Bowl 1994

CaseyJo — Tue, 06 Nov 2012 17:47:08 +0000

Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer Can, 16 oz. Bank Top, Unlisted, Rose Bowl 1994.

Bank top. Face like 161-26. “Go Badgers” “Rose Bowl 1994″ “Wisconsin vs. U.C.L.A.”
Government warning on side. American National Can Co./Two Can Halves Coming Together.

Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer Can, 16 oz. Self Opening – Stay Tab, Unlisted, Rose Bowl 1994

CaseyJo — Tue, 06 Nov 2012 18:03:27 +0000

Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer Can, 16 oz. Self Opening – Stay Tab, Unlisted, Rose Bowl 1994.

Stay tab. Face like 161-26. “Go Badgers” “Rose Bowl 1994″ “Wisconsin vs. U.C.L.A.”
Government warning on side. American National Can Co./Two Can Halves Coming Together.

Princeton Steer & Beer Can, 16 Oz. Reunion Cup, 220-5

rlfplf — Fri, 23 Dec 2011 20:37:24 +0000

Princeton Steer & Beer Can, 16 Oz. Reunion Cup, 220-5