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THB1998 United States Beer Cans with Opening Instructions Vol's 1 and 2 by Kevin C. Lilek Book St. Louis Missouri
About Seller
9805 Crooked Tree Lane
Raleigh, NC 27617
United States
Tavern Trove is dedicated to the preservation of the artifacts and information of the brewery industry in America. The TavernTrove website is a repository of over 95,000 photographed items. In addition we have historical timelines of almost 15,000 American breweries, and biographies of nearly 3500 o...Read more
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About Auction
LiveMar 29, 2024
TavernTrove erik@taverntroveauctions.com
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- Lot Description
Chapter Can Manufacturer, St. Louis, Missouri - Unused Unused excellent condition. 887 pages (volume 1) color photos with extensive introductory sections condensing the results of the author's 25-plus years of research on the first beer cans. Together the volumes depict over 1000 cans with large color photos showing minute details of all sides of each can. This book is a must-have for any serious beer can collector. Each measure 8½ x 11½ inches. hardcover with dust jackets. They weigh over 10 lbs., Grade 9.5
Condition
Study our large, well-lit photos for the final say on condition. Read the description for any repairs or restoration. If you have any further questions please text Erik at 919-807-9147. Please ask questions before you bid.
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Unless otherwise requested, shipping will be fulfilled via USPS or UPS. Insurance on winnings of over $50 is required, as is a handling fee, to cover to cost of labor and materials. Generally, this is 50¢ per can, $1 per tray and bottle, $10 per wooden crate. Medium-sized signs will require a $5-10 handling fee. The handling fee for large items could be quite a bit more. Shipping charges will be combined for multiple lots, of course.
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