Product code: Vintage Mid-Century 1948 Muehlebach's 80th Year buy Celebration Beer Glasses 2
These Vintage Mid-Century 1948 Muehlebach's 80th Year Celebration Beer Sham Style Glasses (2) are in beautiful condition! Advertising Muehlebach beer's 80th anniversary of being in business. White ACL lettering says "Muehlebach's 80th Year 1868-1948" with the white cross logo. These are original 1948 bar glasses made by Libby Glass, as the Libby logo is embossed on the bottoms. There are also tiny blow bubbles in the glasses and a bit of swirling, not found in modern glassware. Each glass makes this set a worthy addition to any pilsner beer glass collection, especially a Muehlebach Beer collection or a Kansas City, Missouri, History collector. The George Muehlebach Brewing Company was a brewery in production in Kansas City, Missouri, from 1868 until 1956. They measure just under 6" and 2 7/8" in diameter at the top. However, I did find 1 very tiny scratch inside one glass. This is buy from the B&D Collection. All reasonable offers will be considered. Please ask about payment.
These Vintage Mid-Century 1948 Muehlebach's 80th Year Celebration Beer Sham Style Glasses (2) are in beautiful condition! Advertising Muehlebach beer's 80th anniversary of being in business. White ACL lettering says "Muehlebach's 80th Year 1868-1948" with the white cross logo. These are original 1948 bar glasses made by Libby Glass, as the Libby logo is embossed on the bottoms. There are also tiny blow bubbles in the glasses and a bit of swirling, not found in modern glassware. Each glass makes this set a worthy addition to any pilsner beer glass collection, especially a Muehlebach Beer collection or a Kansas City, Missouri, History collector. The George Muehlebach Brewing Company was a brewery in production in Kansas City, Missouri, from 1868 until 1956. They measure just under 6" and 2 7/8" in diameter at the top. However, I did find 1 very tiny scratch inside one glass. This is buy from the B&D Collection. All reasonable offers will be considered. Please ask about payment.