HIGH Value BEER Signs Discovered at Beer Collectible show in Waukesha
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
- Highlights of the 51st Milwaukee Antique Bottle and Advertising Show in Waukesha, Wisconsin (Milwaukee Area) at the Waukesha Expo Center on February 4th, 2024.
I found some very interesting and valuable brewery history and Breweriana. A Pabst item from the 1890’s, a Schlitz advertising saying they are builder of health, met a guy who has about 1000 beer crates in his collection, a couple beer trays worth around $750, and so much more,
This Beer Sign Show also had many beer cans, beer signs and other Breweriana collectibles that you’d be lucky to find at an Antique Store, Flea Market or Yard Sale for your garage bar, mancave, home bar, or tavern.
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Awesome video Ken! Best one yet in my humble opinion. Cheers!🍺
Much appreciated. Thanks!
Great show with a lot of sellers with a lot of knowledge . Saw some great pieces and I added a couple signs . That's amazing all those bottles sold at one time . There was some good ones in the mix. I like your new approach talking about more items with vendors. I can't believe you can keep this up week after week. Nice job
"See ya in a half hour"
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LOL - When you don't even want to pay $300 and need an excuse to walk away. Nope - didn't go back.
Look like the go pro camera working out. And nice video. Thanks Ken for sharing
My Pleasure. Thanks for the comment.
Ya I need that pabst blue ribbon metal tray for my collection but 700 I think was a lot
What a great video. Looks like another great show. Cant wait to attend one myself. Keep the videos coming. I love the Peerless can from Wisconsin and Plymouth tray. Thanks for posting.
Glad you liked it. Hope to see you at a show down the road.
outstanding job, as usual.
Thank you much Tony!
Yes! Great job Ken!
Thanks for kicking the video off Chris! - Let's go Beer Collecting.
Like the more talking and less music. Nice
Thanks!
I just found a vintage Schlitz fluorescent light. I've only found one other example of it online so far on a post from someone on collectors weekly 13 years ago. It is a rectangle with the Schlitz logo on the front with a lantern handle and on the back is a naked looking woman. I'm trying to gain some insight on it's history and value but not having much luck
wow - never heard of that one before.
I bought a bunch of nice Bud mugs from the 80s a few months back for a steal! But it seems the market is deflated here in North Carolina -how sad😮
Yeah - it seema people don't want steins and mugs as much as they used to. I don't think it is just North Carolina.
Any Big cat malt liquor stuff ?
I don't recall seeing any of that stuff other than the cans.
Brewed in the 1960's by Pabst....12 & 16 oz.cans....not out for to long....
750 bucks for a decent tray is the new norm for moderately priced. The only way to be involved in this hobby without skinned is to be a seller, not a buyer. Naturally, I have never sold a single item. Oh, and....none of your friends who aren't already in the hobby will ever understand why you collect breweriana. Not a one of them!
Thanks for your comments. I'm hoping these videos will spread more awareness and get new people interested in the hobby. I think there is a place for all budgets in the hobby.
@@thebeercollector Sadly, for me at least, there is no such thing as a "budget". I don't have that sort of discipline.
@@chuckschillingvideos I totally understand. I shouldn't be spending as much as I do. LOL
4:49 One Thousand Wooden Crates LOL - very normal to me seriously, as a collector. but my wife will DIVORSE me for sure! & I will need to sell them at a loss most likely, to pay the Big > A < LOL🍺🍺🍺Cheers everyone having a good time is what's is all about. Enjoy !
I thought I was bad at approaching 55 Wooden crates. LOL