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Posted 4 months ago
Ted_Straub
(207 items)
The first is an old Löwenbräu 3 dimensional ad represented by a cut off barrel head. Though looking like real wood, it is made of plastic . It is about 14 inches in diameter. There is no date on this item.
Löwenbräu at the time of this ad was brewed by Miller of Milwaukee, USA.
The second sign is a metal high relief piece plugging Miller Lite and its sponsorship of the Rusty Wallace Racing Team. Rusty has since hung up his driving suit, and now works for ESPN.
This sign is about 23 inches in diameter.
Beer SignsThere were once almost as many different types of beer signs as there were …
Thank you, mustangtony!
Thank you musikchoo for the love, and to Bellin68 for the like! I am happy to bea able to share such items with you....
your very welcome Ted:)