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Mmmm, Beer

Beer art by George Petty (1894-1975)

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Beer in Black & White

From Scribner’s Magazine in 1908, illustrations from a piece on life in Munich by Rene Reinicke (1860-1926). The author’s illustrations are wood engravings; the title illustrations are pen & ink by Franklin Booth (1874-1948), one of my favorite illustrators.

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The Halifax Disaster

There was more to the Halifax, Nova Scotia, disaster than Olands’ Breweries, but this postcard prompted me to look into it. On Thursday, December 6, 1917, at 8:40 a.m., the Mont-Blanc, a departing French ship fully loaded with munitions for the war in Europe, collided with a Norwegian ship, the Imo, in Halifax Harbor. The [...]

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City Brewery, Juneau

While searching for log cabin postcards many years ago, I came across this building that once served the City Brewery in Juneau, Alaska. Built by Presbyterians in 1881, it was a church, a school, a carpenter’s shop, and then an office for the brewery, before being torn down in 1914. Below, a slightly more inclusive [...]

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Salute!

Illustration by Jeff Wack

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Art from a tin sign for Burger Bohemian Beer of Cincinnati, Ohio, by Henry (Hy) Hintermeister (1897-1972); produced in Coshocton, Ohio, by the American Art Works.

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The Duke

Art by Cheri Bladholm, with inspiration from N.C. Wyeth, commissioned by Marc and Mary Rubenstein of Middle Ages Brewing.

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A Hofbräuhaus menu collected in April of 1969, with art by August Roeseler (1866-1934). He was born in Hamburg in 1866, but spent most of his life in Munich, working as a fine artist, commercial artist, illustrator for books, magazines and postcards, and as a cartoonist. In addition to his work for the Hofbräuhaus, he [...]

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Kathie Returns

When I was a boy, I used to take the NFT bus from Kenmore to downtown Buffalo, N.Y., on Saturdays to go to the movies. And often, my friend Russell and I would stop at a used book store, I think it was on Chippewa, and look through a box of movie stills and lobby [...]

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Perfect Excuse

This gem from the collection of Cliff Clark who notes that the SICKDAY Surf Shop of Wellfleet, Massachusetts, adapted this from a beer label they discovered in the Orient. With a shout out to Valerie Ryan Ward, the queen of surf shop shopping.

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