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Posted 2 years ago
mantique_c…
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Pictured are two old beer crates that I'm unable to find any information on and I've never heard of either of these company names. Age on these is unknown.... 30's... 40's... 50's...? They're not in the best of shape, but are still nice relics. I picked them up last weekend in Smithsburg, MD from a nice dude who is the son of a farmer. Back in the day they had a full working orchard, but now just farm hay and the son has a side gig recycling scrap metal.
One says...
Ebling Brewing Co., Inc.
New York, N.Y.
The other...
Frank Jones Ale
12 32 Oz. Bottles
Any info would be cool to know.
Thanks!
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