American Brewing Co.
Pekin, IL
Baier Ohlendorf Brewers & Bottlers
Freeport, IL
Battle Creek Brewing Co.
Battle Creek, MI
E. Becker Brewing Co.
Lancaster, OH
Bienville Brewing Co.
Mobile, AL
Aug. Bohn Brewer
Zanesville, OH
Buffalo Brewing Co.
Sacramento, CA
Buller Brewing Co.
Salt Lake City, UT
John B. Busch Brewing Co.
Washington, MO
Cambridge Brewing Co.
Cambridge, OH
Citizens Brewing Co.
Antigo, WI
Cold Spring Brewing Co.
Lawrence, MA
Columbia Brewing Co.
Shenandoah, PA
Columbia Brewing Co.
Shenandoah, PA
Consumers Brewing Co.
Newark, OH
Decatur Brewing Co.
Decatur, IL
Deer Park Brewing Co.
Port Jarvis, NY
East Tennesse Brewing Co.
Knoxville, TN
V. Frank's Sons
Poughkeepsie, NY
Charles Hamm, Silver Creek Brewery
Random Lake, WI
Hoch Brau
- Unkown -
Home Brewing Co.
Richmond, VA
Home Brewing Co.
Richmond, VA
Huron Brewing Co
Sebewaing, MI
Independent Brewing Co.
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Chas. D. Kaiers Brewing Co. Ltd. Brewery
Mahony City, PA
J. Leinenkugel Brewing Co.
Chippewa Falls, WI
J. Leinenkugel Brewing Co.
Chippewa Falls, WI
J. Leinenkugel Brewing Co.
Chippewa Falls, WI
Lykens Brewing Co.
Lykens. PA
Mohen Brewing Co.
Burlington, IA
Moerschel Spring Brewing Co.
St. Charles, MO
Mt. Hood Brewing Co.
Portland, OR
Mueller Bros. Brewery
Owosso, MI
National Brewing Co.
Saginaw, MI
National Brewing Co.
Syracuse, NY
New England Brewing Co.
Hartford, CT
Wm. Roesch City Brewery
Port Townsend, WA
Jos. Schwarz Brewing
San Francisco, CA
Stroudsburg Brewing Co.
Stroudsburg, PA
Cerveceria de Toluca
Toluca, Mexico
Tower's Bottled Beers
Unknown
Walter Brewing Co.
Louisville, KY
Washington Brewery
Oakland, CA
J. Widman & Co.
Bethlahem, PA
Zang Brewing Co.
Denver, CO
The 'Stock' Exchange
H.D. Beach Co. No. 2-B
H.D. Beach Co. No. 2-B
Date: 1890 - 1900
Size: 13.5" x 16.5"
Type: Inverted Pie
Scarcity: Common
Value: $$ to $$$$$
Condition & Brewer Dependent
Size: 13.5" x 16.5"
Type: Inverted Pie
Scarcity: Common
Value: $$ to $$$$$
Condition & Brewer Dependent
Stock
Left Facing
Stock
Right Facing
Jacob F. Shaeffer's Pure Rye Whiskey
Lancaster, PA
American Brewing Co.
Tin Sign
Consumers Brewing Co.
Tin Sign
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General
A very popular stock image used by many brewers. The image gives multiple opportunities for branding, from the barrel type of object in the back, to the mug and of course, the rim. The Buffalo Brewing Co. version is especially eye catching with the red text on the rim. Note that the image was used beyond trays - see tin sign examples below.
HD Beach re-established himself in the tin sign and tray business within 6 months of his departure from Meek & Beach. Initially he purchased Ginna & Co, an established tin can manufacturer in New York, while rebuilding a state-of-the-art tin lithography plant in Coshocton, OH.
This tray may have been produced at the Ginna facility while the Coshocton plant was being constructed. Ad text was most frequently placed on the large column behind the workman, followed by the rim. A few brewers also had text placed on the mug he is holding. This only seems to occur in the oval shape, although there are a few examples of an oval image on a tin-over-cardboard (TOC) sign. This is the only rim style that occurs. There are a couple of post-pro uses, one by Consumers Brewing with a sort of “cartoonish” version of the workman, and a smaller sized tray by Leinenkugel that’s probably form the 1970s or 1980s.
A very popular stock image used by many brewers. The image gives multiple opportunities for branding, from the barrel type of object in the back, to the mug and of course, the rim. The Buffalo Brewing Co. version is especially eye catching with the red text on the rim. Note that the image was used beyond trays - see tin sign examples below.
HD Beach re-established himself in the tin sign and tray business within 6 months of his departure from Meek & Beach. Initially he purchased Ginna & Co, an established tin can manufacturer in New York, while rebuilding a state-of-the-art tin lithography plant in Coshocton, OH.
This tray may have been produced at the Ginna facility while the Coshocton plant was being constructed. Ad text was most frequently placed on the large column behind the workman, followed by the rim. A few brewers also had text placed on the mug he is holding. This only seems to occur in the oval shape, although there are a few examples of an oval image on a tin-over-cardboard (TOC) sign. This is the only rim style that occurs. There are a couple of post-pro uses, one by Consumers Brewing with a sort of “cartoonish” version of the workman, and a smaller sized tray by Leinenkugel that’s probably form the 1970s or 1980s.
Confirmed Brewer used Stock Trays
Non-Beer Related & Non-Tray Uses
