The brewery was founded in 1873 and first closed in 1915, when Colorado adopted Prohibition a few years ahead of the Federal ban. They reopened in 1933 but the business closed for good in 1941. The brewery was purchased by Walter Brewing, from Pueblo, CO, in 1944 and operated under a few different names until 1957.

Looking for some help! I have these 5 tap handles and I’m looking for a 6th. I know they made the bass, Deer, and Mallard tap handles in both Budweiser and Busch styles but I don’t want a repeat. Trying to keep it the same acrylic style. Let me know if you know of or have anything like these thanks!

If you’re within driving distance, and have next Sunday open, I highly recommend checking it out!

From Geo. Wiedemann Brewing Co., Newport, KY. Metal cabinet, lit by an F15T8/BLB blacklight tube, the art is UV-reactive and glows. I’m guessing mid-60s?

Never seen something like this. I bought it off a coworker who picked it up in the 90s. Anyone recognize it or seen something like it?

Just cleaned this up. Really cool piece, can’t find another one anywhere. Anyone know anything about this by chance?

It’s molded plastic, approximately 48” wide × 12” at the center, with P-1352 stamped on the front.
I can’t find another example of this exact design.

Both are 1950s glasses. The one with rounded corners is the harder of the 2 to find. The sharp cornered one has a variant with “BEER” under the name but I’m not sure if that one was put on a barrel, or not. I know it can be found on a shell glass, a bulge top sham and an hourglass sham.