Teck Beer Ball Knob from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Offered is a super nice vintage Teck Beer ball-style tap knob from The Pittsburgh Brewing Company of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. It is an all-chrome knob with a porcelain face and is 2-1/4" tall x 1-7/8

Reference: n/a Brewery: Pioneer Brewing. Walla Walla, Washington Manufacturer/Plant:

Nice early Fort Wayne, Indiana Old Crown Beer tap handle knob. Knob is in nice condition with wear from use and age. Displays extremely well.

Anheuser Busch Memorabilia. Four pieces. Group includes: a Budweiser metal sign, ca. 1930s; a vintage Budweiser beer ball tap knob, ca. 1940s; a Budweiser metal foam scraper; and a Michelob ceramic be

Fort Pitt Brewery Pittsburgh PA a Sharpsburg Suburb Pre Prohibition Advertising Beer Tip Tray. From a long time single owner Breweriana Collection. Great Shape. Please note this is a timed online only

Vintage Blatz Beer enameled shift knob style tap handle ball knob. Appears to be in nice condition with some enamel loss and wear from use and age. It is marked " Fox" on back side. It measures approx

Vintage Blatz Beer enameled shift knob style tap handle ball knob. Appears to be in nice condition with some wear from use and age. It is marked " Robbins" on back side. It measures approximately 2-1/

Early Ambrosia Brewing Co. Nectar Beer enameled shift knob style tap handle ball knob. Appears to be in nice condition with some scratches and wear from use and age. It is marked " Robbins" on back si

Reference: USBC 170-4 Brewery: Pittsburgh Brewing Co., Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Manufacturer/Plant

Reference: n/a Brewery: Fort Pitt Brewing Co., Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Manufacturer/Plant:

St. Louis, Mo. Ball knob has some wear and discoloration on the face. Both the large face knobs have clean celluloid with some overall wear to the aluminum cases.Condition(Very Good - Excellent).Dimen

Nice examples with cracking on one. Yellow ball knob has cracking at the bottom of the base. Condition(Very Good).DimensionsLargest : 2 -1/2" T.

Reference: n/a Brewery: Fort Pitt Brewing Co., Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Manufacturer/Plant:

Reference: n/a Brewery: Fort Pitt Brewing Co., Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Manufacturer/Plant:

Reference: USBC 57-10 Brewery: Duquesne Brewing Co., Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Manufacturer/Plant:

Possibly Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, mid-19th century. Of large size, and with large knobs. 20.25" and 15.5" high.

Rare circa early 20th century Peter Doelger ball tap knob . Marked True Name Pat Pend. Possibly Bakelite (?). Measures 2.7" tall.

McCoy is clean overall, its known as the last ball tap knob manufactured. The Lang's has some overall wear and discoloration to the insert.Condition(Very Good - Excellent).DimensionsEach : 2 -1/4" T.

Pittsburgh, Pa. Nice example, clean band with minor marks to the case.Condition(Excellent).Dimensions2 -1/2" T.

Pittsburgh Beer Co. "Finest Beer in Town" version. Wear and scratching to glass. Overall wear to pain and lettering. Unable to move the metal insert. Condition(Good).Dimensions2 -1/2" T.

Reference: USBC 151-2 Brewery: Mount Carbon Brewing Co., Pottsville, Pennsylvania Manufacturer/Pla

Signed and dated 93. In preening pose with raised, extended wingtips and fanned tail. Measures 15" long.

Horia Damian (Romanian/Paris, 1922-2012) "Hexagonal Blue", 1959 oil on canvas verso with several exhibition labels including "Museum of Modern Art, Carnegie Institution, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania" and

Maquette Proposal for Westinghouse Building, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; circa 1969; cut aluminum plate with rivets, hinges and bolts 105 x 52 x 37 in. (266.7 x 132.1 x 94 cm.) Provenance: Property from