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Old Miller High Life Girl In the Moon Charger (Sign/Tray) | Breweriana913 of 1234 |  |  |
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I have a very old Miller High Life "Girl on the moon" charger. What I have been able to find out about it.......It has a copyright date of 1907 which is the first year the Miller girl was pictured on "in" the moon. The charger is made of metal, is 24" across and has "Copyright 1907 by A.C. Paul" on the lip. If anyone can provide additional information or point me in the direction of someone with knowledge on this I would appreicate it. - Thanks
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Hi, Yes you are right on the date . What are you looking for on this ? Is it for sale ?
Thanks Dave - I have been looking for information on this prior to putting up for sale. I recently updated the post with information I have found so far. It's been in the family a long time and I always wondered what the history was. I have found some data on value, however if anyone knows of a good source I would appreciate any assistance. Thanks
Did you sell this ? What was your asking price ? Thank you Dave
sold it for $750