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Posted 2 years ago
Pete
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This sign is a copy of an artist rendition of the brewery in 1878. The Distributor's meeting was held March 7th 1978. I have had it since about 1980. I think it is a nice picture. The picture on the right is an actual picture of the original art work from a book. It is in a museum and is worth thousands.For some reason the picture I took of my picture doesn't show the whole image. It is quite impressive.
Does anyone know how many of these pictures were given out to distributor"s ?
Beer SignsThere were once almost as many different types of beer signs as there were …