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Re: American Brewing Company Stein
This is a beer pitcher. American Brewing Company operated from 1890-1906, this label for their A B C Bohemian beer. Wow, hardly any info on this but I found a site
http://www.collectorsweekly.com/breweriana/steins/stories they have a "show&tell" you can post your stein and get some answers. Let us know what you find out.
Also this article for info http://www.yukon-news.com/opinions/columns/23560/
Re: American Brewing Company Stein
A stein like this would considered rare, being that the company that it represents only was in operation a short period of time. Placing a avalue on it is difficult, generally the only way to find out is to use the services of a Specialist dealer like Gary Kisner ( see link below)
http://www.garykirsnerauctions.com/
Re: American Brewing Company Stein
I was thinking the same thing, its a nice one.