Bienville Brewery
Mobile, AL
Iron City Brewing Co.
Pittsburgh, PA
F.C. Lucas, Castanea Brewery
Lock Haven, PA
Neef Bros. Brewing Co.
Denver, CO
Roseburg Brewing and Ice Co.
Roseburg, OR
South Bethlehem Brewing Co
Bethlehem, PA
South Bethlehem Brewing Co
Bethlehem, PA
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The 'Stock' Exchange
H.D. Beach Co. No. 6-B - Puppies with Cards
H.D. Beach Co. No. 6-B - Puppies with Cards
Date: 1902 - 1905
Size: 16.5" x 13.5"
Type: Inverted Pie
Scarcity: Hard to Find
Value: $$$ to $$$$$
Condition & Brewer Dependent
Size: 16.5" x 13.5"
Type: Inverted Pie
Scarcity: Hard to Find
Value: $$$ to $$$$$
Condition & Brewer Dependent
Stock
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Crosser & Grantham Grocer
Alva, OK
Goldschmidt Bros.
Old Cooper Whiskey
Joseph G Hochrein Fine Wine, Liquors & Cigars
Baltimore, MD
P. Morville's AAA Old Burbon
Unknown
Thomsa Scanlon Bar Supplies
Unknown
Vartray Ginger Ale
Buffalo, NY
M. Weiner Elite Club Rye
Milwaukee, WI
General
Aww, who doesn’t love puppies? Well maybe not the guy whose cards are getting chewed up. Examples just have the number 6 at the bottom; identification as Beach comes from the leaf rim variation, which appears on several other early Beach trays.
It is suspected, but no confirmed that the “leaf” rim is early and the alternate gold rim is later. The supestion is that Beach (and others) moved to simpler rims because they were less expensive (i.e., fewer printings) and allowed for better display of advertising text. We have only ever encountered this as an oval tray. It shows up quite often as stock sample without advertising; among the brewers Neef Bros. is most common.
Because of the subject matter of cute puppies, these tend to go for a higher price than their availability would suggest.
Aww, who doesn’t love puppies? Well maybe not the guy whose cards are getting chewed up. Examples just have the number 6 at the bottom; identification as Beach comes from the leaf rim variation, which appears on several other early Beach trays.
It is suspected, but no confirmed that the “leaf” rim is early and the alternate gold rim is later. The supestion is that Beach (and others) moved to simpler rims because they were less expensive (i.e., fewer printings) and allowed for better display of advertising text. We have only ever encountered this as an oval tray. It shows up quite often as stock sample without advertising; among the brewers Neef Bros. is most common.
Because of the subject matter of cute puppies, these tend to go for a higher price than their availability would suggest.
Confirmed Brewer used Stock Trays
Non-Beer Related & Non-Tray Uses
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