Anheuser-Busch Budweiser Tray This wonderful red beer tray advertising Budweiser Beer is marked: Budweiser/King of Beers. Budweiser is the main Anheuser-Busch Beer. Bud has been brewed and sold since 1876, The King of Beers is the largest-selling beer in the world. Budweiser has been the world's best-selling beer since 1957, and is distributed in more than 70 countries. Budweiser leads the U.S. Premium beer category, outselling all other domestic premium beers combined. In fact, one in almost every five beers sold in the United States today is a Budweiser.
From the 1960's, in good condition, there is a ding in the bottom rim, paint flecks and some rusting in the center, which I have shown in my pictures and it measures 13 1/2 inches in diameter. A nice addition to any Advertising or Breweriana Collection.
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Manufacturer: Anheuser-Busch/Budweiser  

Birra Peroni Beer Tray This wonderful red, white and gold beer tray advertising Peroni Beer is marked: Birra Peroni/1846/FEM/Saxon-Suisse.
Peroni Beer was established in Vigevano Italy in 1846 by Fransico Peroni. Peroni was to grow, in and outside of Italy, opening plants across the country, launching top-quality brands and becoming a symbol of quality and success, a part of Italian culture and history.
From the 1950's, in very good condition, there are tiny rust dots fron age on the bottom front, which I have shown in my pictures and it measures 1 3/8 inches high and 12 1/8 inches in diameter. A nice addition to any Advertising or Breweriana Collection.
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Manufacturer: Saxon/Suisse  

Piels Light Beer Advertising Tray This vintage beer tray advertising Piels Light Beer is marked: Piel's Light Beer / Piel Bros. / Brooklyn, N.Y. / Tastes Best of all because it's the Driest of all.
Piels Beer, aka Piel Bros. Beer and Piel's Beer, is a regional lager beer, originally brewed in Brooklyn, New York. In 1963, the Piel management decided to sell the company, and it was acquired by Associated Brewing Company of Detroit, Michigan In the 1970s, Schaefer Beer, another Brooklyn based brewer bought the rights to the Piel Brothers label and Schafer continued to brew it at its Brooklyn and Allentown, PA plants. Most of the Stroh brands, including Piels, were sold to Pabst, which continues to market Piels on a limited basis in New York and the New England states. Piels Real Draft and Piels Light were also popular products from this brewery.
From the 1950's, in good condition, there is a lot of rusting and wear from age, which I have tried to show in my pictures and it measures 1 3/8 inches high and 13 1/2 inches in diameter. A nice addition to any Advertising or Breweriana Collection.
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Circa: 1950
Manufacturer: Piel Bros. Beer/Made in Brooklyn, N.Y.  

Rheingold Extra Dry Lager Beer Tray This wonderful red and white steel beer tray advertising Rheingold Extra Dry Lager Beer is marked: Liebmann Breweries Inc. / New York, N.Y. with the #8.
In 1850, Samuel Liebmann emigrated to the U.S. The family settled in Brooklyn and Samuel, together with his three sons, Joseph, Henry, and Charles, opened a brewery at the corner of Forest and Bremen Streets. The company was already flourishing by the time of Samuel's death in 1872. Working with Philip Liebmann (great-grandson of Samuel), Schülein developed a dry lager beer with a European character to be marketed under the brand name Rheingold. For thirty years, Rheingold Beer reigned supreme in the New York area, but by 1976, as a local brewery, it could no longer compete with nationwide companies such as Anheuser & Busch, Miller, and Schlitz, and its doors were closed. Only recently, using the same brewmaster, Rheingold is once again being sold in the tri-state area.
From the 1950's, in very good condition, there is a ding in the bottom, paint flecks and some rusting, which I have shown in my pictures and it measures 1 1/2 inches high and 13 1/2 inches in diameter. A nice addition to any Advertising or Breweriana Collection.
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Circa: 1950s
Manufacturer: Liebmann Breweries Inc./New York  

Rheingold Extra Dry Lager Beer Tray This wonderful red and white steel beer tray advertising Rheingold Extra Dry Lager Beer is marked: Liebmann Breweries Inc. / New York, N.Y. with the #8.
In 1850, Samuel Liebmann emigrated to the U.S. The family settled in Brooklyn and Samuel, together with his three sons, Joseph, Henry, and Charles, opened a brewery at the corner of Forest and Bremen Streets. The company was already flourishing by the time of Samuel's death in 1872. Working with Philip Liebmann (great-grandson of Samuel), Schülein developed a dry lager beer with a European character to be marketed under the brand name Rheingold. For thirty years, Rheingold Beer reigned supreme in the New York area, but by 1976, as a local brewery, it could no longer compete with nationwide companies such as Anheuser & Busch, Miller, and Schlitz, and its doors were closed. Only recently, using the same brewmaster, Rheingold is once again being sold in the tri-state area.
From the 1950's, in very good condition, there is a ding in the bottom, paint flecks and scratches, which I have shown in my pictures and it measures 1 1/8 inches high and 12 inches in diameter. A nice addition to any Advertising or Breweriana Collection.
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Circa: 1950s
Manufacturer: Liebmann Breweries Inc./New York  

Miller High Life Beer Tray This wonderful steel beer tray in colors of gold and white with red lettering and highlights advertising Miller High Life Beer is marked on the inside and outside rim: Miller High Life / Enjoy Life with Miller High Life.
In 1854, with Germany in the throes of political unrest and growing restrictions, the Millers (Frederick Edward John Miller and wife Josephine) and their infant son emigrated to the United States. After spending a year based in New York City and inspecting various parts of the country by river and lake steamer, Miller traveled up the Mississippi to Prairie du Chien and traveled overland to Milwaukee. Shortly after he arrived in Milwaukee, Frederick Miller paid $8,000 for the Plank-Road Brewery, now the Milwaukee Brewery. Philip Morris Inc. purchased the company in 1969 and the rest of the family's stock in 1970.
From the 1950's, in very good condition, there is some paint flecks and scratches, which I have shown in my pictures and it measures 1 1/8 inches high and 12 inches in diameter. A nice addition to any Advertising or Breweriana Collection.
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Circa: 1950s
Manufacturer: Milwaukee Brewery/Made in USA  

Miller High Life Beer Tip Trays This wonderful set of 2 different beer tip trays advertising Miller High Life Beer, The Champagne of Bottled Beer are marked differently. The black tray with white and yellow letting and gold trim is marked: Miller High Life / The Champagne of Bottled Beer / 1952 Miller Brewing Co., Milwaukee, Wis. / F.30 / Litho in USA / Thomas A.Schutz Co. Chicago while the red and gold tip tray is marked: Miller Brewing Co., Milwaukee, Wisc. / No.400-301 / Made in USA.
In 1854, with Germany in the throes of political unrest and growing restrictions, the Millers (Frederick Edward John Miller and wife Josephine) and their infant son emigrated to the United States. After spending a year based in New York City and inspecting various parts of the country by river and lake steamer, Miller traveled up the Mississippi to Prairie du Chien and traveled overland to Milwaukee. Shortly after he arrived in Milwaukee, Frederick Miller paid $8,000 for the Plank-Road Brewery, now the Milwaukee Brewery. Philip Morris Inc. purchased the company in 1969 and the rest of the family's stock in 1970.
From the 1950's, in very good condition, there are some paint scratches, which I have shown in my pictures and they measures 4 1/2 inches by 6 1/2 inches. A nice addition to any Advertising or Breweriana Collection.
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Circa: 1952
Manufacturer: Miller Brewing Company/Made in USA  

Rupperts Beer Tray Signed Hans Flato * Rare * This full size colorful beer tray advertising Ruppert's Beer and featuring a Thanksgiving Dinner by artist Hans Flato is marked: Electro Chemical Engraving Company New York, Rupperts Beer on both ends of the inside rim and signed by artist Hans Flato. James Nobel Flato was born in Germany, October 23 1887, he immigrated to the United States in 1910. His Art Deco period ads and movie posters in the 30s included(Blonde Venus, Devil is a Woman, the Scarlet Empress, Angel, and all Dietrich films). His ads for Norform, Van Heusen, Fashion Publicity Company, and Bauman Clothing were famous. He also did work for magazines such as Harper's Bazaar and Woman's Home Companion. A versatile artist capable of lush realism or cartoonish fun. He died in Los Angeles September 6, 1950.
From the 1930's, in good condition, the front has a small chip and some scratching while the back has heavy scratching which I have shown in my pictures. A rare addition to any Advertising, Breweriana or Hans Flato Collection.
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Manufacturer: Electro Chemical Engraving Company New York  

F&M Schaefer Red Beer Tray This wonderful red beer tray advertising Schaefer Beer is marked: The F & M Schaefer Brewing Co. Brooklyn, N.Y./T.M.Amer.Can.Co./Canco/Reg.US Pat.Off. F.& M, as most breweriana buffs know, stands for Frederick and Maximilian, the brothers who founded Schaefer. Frederick Schaefer, a native of Wetzlar, Prussia, Germany, emigrated to the U.S. in 1838. Within two weeks of his landing, Frederick took a job with Sebastian Sommers, who operated a small brewhouse on Broadway. The next year his younger brother, Maximilian, decided to make the trip across the Atlantic also. He arrived in June of 1839 and brought with him a formula for lager, a type of beer popular in Germany but unheard of in the United States. The brothers dreamed, and planned, and saved - and in the late summer of 1842 they were able to buy the small brewery from Sommers. The official, and historic, starting date was September, 1842. The brothers wisely decided to build yet another new plant, and to locate it in an area where they could expand as needed. Their search took them to what were then the wilds of uptown Manhattan. In 1849 the brewery, lock, stock and many barrels, was moved to Fourth Ave. (now Park Avenue) and 51st Street. Here, just north of Grand Central Station, the Schaefers brewed for the next 67 years, ever-expanding their plant. on January 22, 1976 when Robert W. Lear, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of The F. & M. Schaefer Corp., announced the closing of the Brooklyn New York City plant, very sad for the city that's had a love affair with Schaefer lager for over 134 years.
From the 1950's, in very good condition, there are scratches and wear from age, which I have tried to show in my pictures and it measures 13 1/2 inches in diameter. I have 2 of these trays in stock, price quoted is for each tray ordered. A nice addition to any Advertising or Breweriana Collection.
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Manufacturer: T.M.American Can.Co  

Knickerbocker Beer Tray This colorful beer tray advertising, the Beer Drinkers Beer, Knickerbocker Beer is unmarked: There are 3 different captions featuring Father Knickerbocker on the front and bold white lettering, Knickerbocker, on a red banner on the back. From the 1950's, in good + condition, there are scratches and some rusting from age, which I have tried to show in my pictures and it measures 11 3/4 inches in diameter. A nice addition to any Advertising or Breweriana Collection.
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Manufacturer: Unmarked