Buying, selling, trading top quality vintage beer cans and beer trays. Call or text 508-212-2061 to learn more about your old beer cans or old beer trays. Paying cash for desirable cans and trays. Collections and singles wanted.
Beer cans are a twentieth-century idea. Beer was sold in kegs or returnable bottles until 1934. The first patent for a can was issued to the American Can Company in September of that year; and Gotfried Kruger Brewing Company, Newark, New Jersey, was the first to use the can.
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We make the acquisition process comfortable, easy, and you’ll receive payment on the spot. We’re also passionate about expanding the hobby of vintage beer can collecting.
Anticipating, perhaps, a change in the political climate, American Can Company had a flat-topped steel beer can ready to go, but it had to offer to install its canning line for free before a Newark, New Jersey, brewer named Krueger would agree to package its beer in cans.
krueger extra light dry beer cone top can Here is an extremely clean example of a very hard to find cone top can. Its a double sided can with the first side being near mint.
How It All Began. It began with a vision and a 7,000 square foot warehouse. In 1965, years before the golf and condo boom propelled the Grand Strand into one of the hottest year-round resorts in the nation, John T. Stanko sensed the Strand’s imminent growth.
