Lets See them Blob Top Beers

[ArmyDigger]

Open letters are always a thrill. The fancier the better. Great thread even if not original! I remember doing one just like this a while ago. You know great minds and all. Thanks for the compliments.
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NP Im just interested in seeing some of peoples collections and seeing some cool things that I may never see anywhere else. Stuff I will probably never own. Monograms are always exciting to see

 

[ROBBYBOBBY64]

NP Im just interested in seeing some of peoples collections and seeing some cool things that I may never see anywhere else. Stuff I will probably never own. Monograms are always exciting to see

Fun to figure what letters are jumbled together. Hard to decipher more time than not. Now we need a monogram post. Great idea again!
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[sandchip]

Don't have many, but here's a John Ryan XX Philadelphia Porter, c. 1852. A squatty, dumpy little fella.

 

[ArmyDigger]

Here’s one of my favorites a Jacob wirth out of Boston mass I absolutely love the color on this what do y’all think

 

[ROBBYBOBBY64]

Here’s one of my favorites a Jacob wirth out of Boston mass I absolutely love the color on this what do y’all think

I love the color and large embossed not to be returned on the reverse. Karl Hutter base, i have a Boston, Mass blob with Karl Hutter on the base too. He owned a supply house that supplied brewing supplies and lots of bottles 1877-1913.
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The history of Jacob Wirth Co. - The Boston Globe

Here’s how the historic beer hall — one of Boston’s oldest restaurants — got its start.

www.bostonglobe.com

 

[ArmyDigger]

I love the color and large embossed not to be returned on the reverse. Karl Hutter base, i have a Boston, Mass blob with Karl Hutter on the base too. He owned a supply house that supplied brewing supplies and lots of bottles 1877-1913.
ROBBYBOBBY64.

The history of Jacob Wirth Co. - The Boston Globe

Here’s how the historic beer hall — one of Boston’s oldest restaurants — got its start.

www.bostonglobe.com

I know right Jacob wirth ran a restaurant brewery from 1868 it was the second longest running restaurant in Boston until it closed in 2018