A Prohibition Era Malt Tonic and 2 Cereal Beverages

[JayBeck]

Here are a few more items I picked up along with the sodas I recently bought. Most of the bottles that were for sale were beer and wine bottles which I don't really collect. However, I just could not pass up on these nice paper label prohibition era brewery bottles.

The first one is Kuebler's Malt Tonic from Cleveland, Ohio. According to the seller, this product was made & sold during prohibition when the Cleveland-Sandusky Brewing Co could no longer produce beer. He also noted that the Kuebeler name is spelled different, missing an e in the middle as a way to differentiate this product from the beer.

 

[JayBeck]

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[JayBeck]

Here are two Crystal Rock Cereal Beverage bottles from Sandusky, Ohio. One label is on a typical Kuebeler-Stang bottle but the other one says Kling near the neck and it looks like it says Detroit on the bottom. I'm wondering if they bought some cheap bottles from a defunct brewery or if this is just a bottle that slipped in with the returns.

 

[JayBeck]

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[JayBeck]

Here is a Crystal Rock beer bottle I grabbed just because it was probably the best beer bottle in all of the boxes I looked through..

 

[JayBeck]

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