91		"Schenley Industries, Inc." "DE. 1933-1960. Specimen. 3 different certificates. All have large vignette of company logo flanked by farms on the left and factory on the right. 1) < than 100 shs, red. 2) 100 shs, purple. 3) > than 100 shs, orange. Famous whiskey distillery. SCBNC. XF." (Photo)	150-300
92		"Schenley Industries, Inc." "DE. 1930-40's. Specimen. 5 different stock certificates. All have large vignette of company logo flanked by farms on the left and factory on the right. 1) < than 100 shs, Cumulative Preference Stock, green. 2) 100 shs, Cumulative Preference Stock, blue. 3) < than 100 shs, Convertible Preferred Stock, turquoise blue. 4) 100 shs, Convertible Preferred Stock, brown. 3) > than 100 shs, Convertible Preferred Stock, light brown. Famous whiskey distillery. SCBNC. XF." (Photo)	250-500
93		Scotch and Whiskey Distilleries "OK, KY. 1930-1970's. Specimen. 5 different whiskey and Scotch certificates. 1,2,3). Quail Creek Distillers Products, Inc., 1969. < than 100 shs; 100 shs; Odd shs. Vignettes of Quail flying. 4). Glenmore Distilleries Company, 1960-1970's. Odd shs, green. Allegorical woman with man holding grain. 5). Paducah Cooperage Company, 1930's. < than 100 shs, grey. Seated allegorical man. Federated BNC, ABNC, Central BNC. XF." (Photo)	200-400
94		A Six pack of Brewery Stocks "PA, DE, Australia. 1972-1994. Specimen. 6 different brewery certificates. 1,2,3). Pittsburgh Brewing Co., 1970-80. < than 100 shs, blue; 100 shs, red. Full colored borders. Odd shs, green. colored end panel on left. all with vignette of allegorical woman with farms and factories. On February 3, 1899, the Pittsburgh Dispatch reported that 12 local brewing firms applied to transfer their license to the trust known as Pittsburgh Brewing Company; Wainwright Brewing Company, Phoenix Brewing Company, Keystone Brewing Company, Winter Brothers Brewing Company, Phillip Lauer, John H. Nusser, Ebhardt & Ober Brewing Company, Hippely & Sons, Ober Brewing Company, J. Seiferth Brothers, Straub Brewing Company and the Iron City Brewing Company. In all 21 breweries joined to make Pittsburgh Brewing Company. PBC was the first to have the Snap Top can, produced in conjunction with Alcoa, revolutionized the beer and soft drink industries 1962. 4). Johnson Beer Company, Inc. 1994. Odd shs, green. No vignette. 5). Meister Brau, Inc. 1972. Odd shs, blue. Company logo. Peter Hand Brewery enjoyed considerable success with its ""Meister Brau"" brand. In 1965, under the new management, the company was renamed Meister Brau Inc. ""Lite"" beer was introduced in May of 1967 by Meister Brau, Inc. Miller bought that company's trademarks on ""lite"" in 1972, just before Meister Brau went under. 6). Swan Brewery Company, Limited, 1981. $ odd. Registered 14 7/8% bond, blue. Vignette of a swan. Australian Brewery Company. SCBNC, SC-USBNC. XF." (Photo)	150-300
95		"American Brewery, Inc.," "Baltimore, MD. 1900. Specimen. Odd shs, capital stock, green. Vignette of the brewery and all of the buildings. Located in downtown Baltimore. The property was developed on vacant land leased from Charles Rogers in 1863 as the John F. Wiessner Brewery. Major expansions occurred at the site in 1873 and 1880 during which three-story deep stock cellars were constructed. In 1886, a new brew house, an engine and boiler room, and a new mansion were constructed on the site. The five-story brew house has a unique architecture style classified as Norman Gothic or ""Circus Architecture."" In 1919, the brewery closed due to prohibiton, but remained under the Wiessner's family ownership. The American Malt Company purchased the brewery in January 1931 and used the brewery to produce malt until the repeal of prohibition in March 1933. At that time, the company, operated by the Fitzsimmons family, changed its name to American Brewery, Inc. In 1973, the brewery closed and the site was listed on the National Registry of HIstorical Places. The brewery's primary brand was American Pilsener. American Bock was available seasonally. Old Baron Beer, introduced in 1934, was discontinued in April 1937. American also brewed Shannon Cream Ale, Dortmund Beer, and the 1960's, Brewer's Best Beer. Rare brewery certificate. SBNC. Fine with a 1/2 inch tear on the right middle margin just touching the border." (Photo)	150-300
96		"Anheuser-Busch, Incorporated. Production File," "MO. 1957. Both certificates have the facsimile signature of August Busch, Jr. 1). Model of proposed certificate. Odd shs, common, red. Vignette of farmer and scientist flanking medallion. Vignette has been cut out and glued to a speicmen certificate of the company that had an eagle standing inside the letter ""A"" vignette originally and was to be used as a production model. 2). Odd shs, common, red. Vignette of eagle standing in a large letter ""A"". Uncancelled specimen certificate. Also includes full size photo proof of certificate with new vignette as well as additional correspondence (4 items). Rare beer and brewery certificates. SBNC." (Photo)	200-400
97		Attractive Brewery Pair "MI, NY. 1930's. Specimen. 2 different brewery certificates. 1). The Squibb-Pattison Breweries, Inc., 100 shs, orange. 2). Pfeiffer Brewing Company, < than 100 shs, green. Colorful post-prohibition brewery companies. Central BNC. XF." (Photo)	125-250
98		Beer and Brewery Pair (2). "IL. 1930's. Specimen. Eagle vignettes for both certificates. 1). Fox De Luxe Beer Sales, Inc. 100 shs, lime green. 2) Rock Island Brewing Company, 100 shs, orange. The Rock Island Brewing Company was formed in 1893. EAWBNC, Central BNC. XF." (Photo)	100-200
99		"Brewery Group (4)," "WI, MI, CA. 1930-1970. Specimen. 1),2) G. Heileman Brewing Co., Inc., WI. Specimen certificate and proof of vignette, title and text with no border. Ca.1933. SBNC. 3) Associated Brewing Company, specimen. MI. 4) General Brewing Corporation, ""Formerly Lucky Larger Brewing Co."" Specimen, CA. SBNC, SCBNC, Federated BNC. XF." (Photo)	200-400
100		"Brewery Pair (2)," "CA, TX. 1975-1986. Specimen. 1) Pete's Brewing Company. Odd shs, common stock, reddish purple and gold. CA. 1986. Company beer label as vignette. 2) Lone Star Brewing Company. Odd shs, common stock, blue and red. TX. 1975. Beer label as vignette. SC-USBC, SCBNC. XF." (Photo)	125-250
101		"Brewing Stock (3)," "DE, IL. 1930's. Stock specimen. Eagle vignettes, green borders. 1) Christmann Brewing Company. 100 shares. 2) Peter Fox Brewing Co. < 100 shares. 3) Fecker Brewing Company. 100 shares. All have ""Chicago"" written in pen to top margin. Central BNC. XF." (Photo)	150-300
102		California Brewery Stocks from Production File "CA. 1956. Specimen, proof. 2 different certificates, one used as a model for the other. Vignette of a happy old Burgermeister holding beer stein. 1) San Francisco Brewing Corporation specimen in light blue used as a model for 2). Burgermeister Brewing Corporation. Proof on light brown paper printed in green with notches on sides to line up color registration plates. Unfortunately, the wedges were large and cut into borders of certificate. Also includes order certificates (2 items). Rare brewery certificates. SBNC." (Photo)	150-300
103		Colorful Brewery Group "IN, IL, PA. 1930's. Specimen. 4 different brewery certificates. 1). Berghoff Brewing Corporation, < than 100 shs, brown. Berghoff Beef was introduced at the Chicago's World Fair in 1892. 2). Gipps Brewing Corporation, 100 shs, green. 3). A.B.C. Brewing Corporation, 100 shs, green. 4). Northampton Brewing Corporation, 100 shs, orange. Colorful post-prohibition brewery companies. EAWBNC, Central BNC. XF." (Photo)	225-450
104		"Commonwealth Brewing Company," "Philadelphia, PA. 1890-1900. Specimen. Odd shs, capital stock, green. PA state coat of arms. Commonwealth Brewing Company, Philadelphia, founded in 1886 as Chas. C. Braunwarth, closed in 1916. The company was located at Twenty-eighth and Cambridge Streets in Philadelphia. Very rare brewery certificate. SBNC. XF." (Photo)	150-300
105		Coors and Budweiser Beer Trio "CO, DE. 1970-1989. Specimen. 3 different beer company certificates. 1,2). Adolph Coors Company. < than 100 shs, blue; 100 shs, green. Vignette of allegorical woman with child and man in background. 3). Anheuser-Busch Companies, Inc. Odd shs, red. Vignette of Adolphus Busch and company logo on top. SC-USBNC, ABNC. XF." (Photo)	100-200
106		"Duquesne Brewing Company of Pittsburg," "Pittsburg, PA. 1930's. Specimen. In April 1933, after prohibition, the company emerged as the largest brewing company in Pennsylvania at 325,000 barrels. Duquesne's production capacity increased to two million barrels after World War II, makingit one of the top ten breweries in the United States. The company's best known brand wass ""Duke"", and its popular advertising slogan was ""Have a Duke!"". SBNC. XF." (Photo)	150-300
107		Frankenmuth Brewing Company. "MI. 1930. Specimen. 100 shs, common, burgundy. Specimen stock certificate. This historic Frankenmuth Brewery was first built in 1862, and operated as one of Michigan's largest breweries until it was destroyed by a tornado in 1996. SBNC. XF." (Photo)	150-300
108		"Pabst Brewing Co. ""Pabst Blue Ribbon"" Stock Certificate," "DE. 1977. Specimen. Odd shs, blue. Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer label vignette on top. Archival notations and ink crossing off center of stock. Unique in archive. SCBNC. VF." (Photo)	100-200
109		"Pabst Brewing Co. Unique Production File with Proof and Models," "DE. 1980's. Specimen, proof. 2 different certificates plus production material. Each has the vignette of a king holding up a foaming mug of beer with a keg at his feet. 1). $ odd, Registered 15% due 1993, blue. Approval proof model or mockup for final design of bond to be engraved. Unique. 2). $ odd, Registered, blue. Printed on light brwon paper. Proof of design of bond. 2 found. 3). Miscellaneous production and design correspondence relating to the design of this Stock (3 items). Pabst Brewing Company is one of the oldest of the great brewing companies in America, founded in 1844. The famous ""Blue Ribbon"" label did not get started until 1882. In 1895 the words ""Blue Ribbon"" were eventually added to the label of Select Beer, and in January 1898, the Blue Ribbon label was first used. Unique archival file of this famous brewery SC-USBNC. Choice group." (Photo)	300-600
110		"Pabst Brewing Co. Unique Production File with Proofs, Specimens and Models," "DE. 1980's. Specimen, proof. 3 different certificates plus production material. Each has the vignette of a king holding up a foaming mug of beer with a keg at his feet. 1). Not More than 100,000 shs, common stock, blue. Specimen. Corporate seal has Pabst Brewing Company logo on it. 2). Not More than 100,000 shs, common stock, blue. Proof model or mockup for final design of bond to be engraved. Unique. 3). Proofs of the title, border and lower vignette of the pabst logo in the corporate seal area. All printed on white paper (3 items). 4). Miscellaneous production and design correspondence relating to the design of the Stock (6 items). Pabst Brewing Company is one of the oldest of the great brewing companies in America, founded in 1844. The famous ""Blue Ribbon"" label did not get started until 1882. In 1895 the words ""Blue Ribbon"" were eventually added to the label of Select Beer, and in January 1898, the Blue Ribbon label was first used. Unique archival file of ths famous brewery. SC-USBNC. Choice group." (Photo)	350-700
111		"Puerto Rico Brewing Company, Inc.," "San Juan, Puerto Rico. 1969. Specimen. 100 shs, common stock, green. Title in English and Spanish. Rare brewery certificate. Federated BNC. XF." (Photo)	100-200
112		"San Francisco Brewing Corp. Unique Production File with Proofs," "CA. 1956. Speicmen, proof. Vignette of a happy old Burgermeister holding beer stein. 1). Proof stock certificate printed on white paper. Odd shs. Capital stock, blue. Archival production notations on top and sides with minor corrections added. 2). Proof on white paper of vignette, title and text with no border. Also includes proofs of vignette, title and text as well as photographs used in design of Burgermeister vignette and correspondence. (9 items). Rare brewery certificates. SBNC." (Photo)	250-500
113		"The Deppen Brewing Company," "PA. 19- (ca.1900-1910). Specimen. Odd shs, capital stock, orange. Patriotic eagle and shield. Founded in Reading, Pennsylvania in 1828 as Peter Nagel, closed in 1937. Rare PA brewery stock. SBNC. VF with toning on margins." (Photo)	150-300
114		"Chalone Wine Group, LTD.," "CA. 2001. Specimen. Odd shs, common stock, green border with full undertint illustration of vineyard and man carrying wine barrel. Chalone is a Napa-based company specializing in premium red and white varietal wines. The wineries that make up the Chalone Wine Group are exemplary representatives of their winegrowing regions. The holdings include: Acacia Vineyard, Provenance Vineyards, Hewitt Vineyard and Jade Mountain in Napa County; Chalone Vineyard in Monterey County; Moon Mountain Vineyard, Dynamite Vineyards and Orogeny Vineyards in Sonoma County; Echelon Vineyards in San Miguel; Edna Valley Vineyard in San Luis Obispo County; Sagelands Vineyard and Canoe Ridge Vineyard in Washington State; and Domains Barons de Rothchild in Pauillac, Bordeaux and Sauterne. Diageo acquired the Chalone wine group in 2005. Extremely attractive certificate. SCBNC. XF." (Photo)	150-300
115		"Robert Mondavi Corporation," "Sanoma, CA. 1981. Specimen. Odd shs, Class A common Stock, green. Undertint of winery. facsimile signature of Robert Mondavi. ABNC. XF." (Photo)	150-300
116		Sonoma Vineyards. "CA. 1984. Specimen. Odd shs, common stock, brown. Photo vignette of 60 gallon oak wine barrels. Rare wine industry stock certificate. Ken Kwit facsimile signature as president of Sonoma Vineyards, Inc., at the time the largest publicly held winery in America. SCBNC. XF." (Photo)	100-200