| Chester
Ale "The Beer that Makes Friends" "Steinies Quarts Pints - Chester Brewery Inc. Chester, PA" |
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Tray Manufacturer: American Art Works Coshocton, OH |
Est. Mint Value: $475.00 |
| Date of Manufacture: 1930's |
Condition: OK |
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| Size, Shape & Style: 12" x 1.25" Round - SS Dish |
Date & Where Purchased: October 1997 Fink's Off the Wall Auctions |
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| Nickname: Chester Bottle & Glass |
Stock Tray: No |
| Chester
Brewery, Inc. Chester, Pennsylvania |
Comments: O.K., I feel like there are a few items on this tray which bear noting. First the reference to a Steinie. A steinie is one of the shorter, squatier Bottles than a typical long-neck. Take a look at this link to see some Chester Steinies. "The Beer that Makes Friends"? I am guessing they had a few too many Long-necks or Steines when they thought that one up. As you can see from the Pic this one is pretty rough. Not sure I like it enough to spend the kind of dollars it will take to upgrade. Other thing to note the Pilsener glass if full and the bottle is still almost 3/4's full. I like this type of bottle. | ||
| Brewery - Chester | Theme - Glasses | Geography - PA | Tray # 695 |
