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Here is an older Paul Bunyan beer can that is a desirable one for beer can collectors. Brewed in Waukesha, Wisconsin, at the time. From the early 50's. It seems that some of you would enjoy this! Thank you for looking!
I've seen Paul Bunyan pop up on here. A statue of him anyways. What better to have if you are hanging out with Paul Bunyan, then a Paul Bunyan Beer!! CHEERS! : )
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