Kingsbury Pale Crowntainer NOWT LISTED

SST. Some damage as pictured. Measures 27.5 inches x 19.5 inches.

Reference: USBC 196-15 Brewery: Kingsbury Breweries Co., Sheboygan, Wisconsin Manufacturer/Plant:

Two vintage 1940s cone top beer cans including scarce Esslinger's Little Man Ale 193-18 Crowntainer, and a Fitzgerald's Pale Ale Crowntainer, both with light surface rust, overall good presentable con

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