Beer Wine Liquor Advertising Related Artifacts

ARTIFACT: Vintage early 1960's Calvert Reserve whiskey decanter, Mid Century Desing. This lovely glass decanter has the original paper labels intact. The brand label around the neck is gold foil with...

ARTIFACT: Great, vintage 1960’s – 1970’s Playboy Club shot glass with classic Femlin. Femlin are illustrations created by LeRoy Neiman for the Party Jokes page of Playboy magazine. Fremlin were...

ARTIFACT: Great vintage 1968 I. W. Harper Bourbon ‘Bowing Man’ decanter with original box. The bowing man, bent slightly forward and giving a casual salute with one hand and holding a cane in the...

ARTIFACT: This is a rare 1960s Michelob Draught Beer bar mug. Michelob is a pale lager manufactured by Anheuser-Busch, a Missouri brewery since 186It is in glass with a totally cylindrical body and a...

ARTIFACT: This is a great old Falstaff Beer Can that was very professionally made into a mug. VINTAGE: Circa 1950s. SIZE: Holds 12 fluid ounces; opening: about 2-3/4" in diameter...

ARTIFACT: Great 1959 Budweiser Beer promotional pinback badge and ribbon. The badge depicts a waiter and a business man toasting with arms entwined and smiles on their content faces. The satin...

ARTIFACT: This is a vintage 1950s I.W. Harper bourbon figural decanter in white porcelain by Hall China Company. The I.W. Harper brand was started in New Haven, Kentucky by a German émigré named...

ARTIFACT: Great 1950’s Carling’s Black Label plastic advertising sign with famous slogan: “Hey Mabel, Black Label!” in excellent condition. Mabel was slang for ‘waitress’ and the sign depicts a...

ARTIFACT: Rare 1950’s Michelob Draught Beer ceramic mug with red horn logo. The double sided mug was made in the United States and reads: “MICHELOB DRAUGHT BEER” below the logo. VINTAGE: Circa...

ARTIFACT: Nice circa 1950 Blatz 12oz. beer bottle. The bottle shows a variety of paper labels, from printed foil wrapped around the neck to an image on the reverse of the front label. The main label...

ARTIFACT: Vintage 1950's Myer's Rum mug. The nicely painted/glazed mug reads: "MYERS'S RUM" in raised lettering and the bottom reads: "IMPORTED & BOTTLED FRED L. MYERS & SON BALTIMORE, M.D. 80 PROOF"...

ARTIFACT: This is a great circa mid-1950s advertising bar glass for Noilly Prat brand vermouth. The glass has great classic period graphics, as well as the catchy slogan: "Don't Stir Without Noilly...