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Posted 8 months ago
Ted_Straub
(205 items)
The first postcard is probably from the mid-fifties, and gives a good view of The Stegmaier Brewery.
The Two Ton Tony Galento postcard is also most likely from the same era. Tony "trained" for his fights in the countryside outside of of Wilkes-Barre. Some say that this "training" involved lifting copious mugs of Steg. So much so that Two Ton Galento became a spokesman for The Brewery.
And what good is a card without something to write on it. These beauties are marked with the graphics proclaiming Steg's 100th Anniversary back in 1957.
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Thank you for all of the loves!!!
Thank you all for your loves on these Steg items!