May 10, 2026, Rare Beer Cans & Breweriana
Sun, May 10, 2026 12:00PM EDT
Lot 250
Clyde Cream Ale Cone Top 157-22
Estimate: $1,000 - $2,500
Bid Increments
| Price | Bid Increment |
|---|---|
| $0 | $25 |
| $500 | $50 |
| $1,000 | $100 |
| $2,000 | $200 |
| $5,000 | $500 |
Brewer/Business Name: Enterprise Brewing Co., Fall River, Massachusetts
Manufacturer/Plant: Continental Can Co.
Date of manufacture: circa 1930s
Canning Code: n/a
USBC reference: 157-22 USBCOI reference: Contents/Type: 12 oz
Dimensions: 2-3/4 w x 5 h.
Comments/description: Very clean for this label. Display is superb with imperfections occurring on the sides, the largest of which is a small oxidation spot at the top of the left side just below the rim. A lot of gold remains on the spout. JS is scratched into the bottom lid, likely for JIM SCOTT who marked many of his cans in this manner or with an engraving tool. All items are original unless otherwise noted. For questions, feedback, or to sell a similar item contact Dan via email.
Cans may have minor canning and handling dings at the rims that are not evident in photos. Please review photos carefully for these subtle indents. Larger dings that do not show and those in other locations will be noted in the item description.
Manufacturer/Plant: Continental Can Co.
Date of manufacture: circa 1930s
Canning Code: n/a
USBC reference: 157-22 USBCOI reference: Contents/Type: 12 oz
Dimensions: 2-3/4 w x 5 h.
Comments/description: Very clean for this label. Display is superb with imperfections occurring on the sides, the largest of which is a small oxidation spot at the top of the left side just below the rim. A lot of gold remains on the spout. JS is scratched into the bottom lid, likely for JIM SCOTT who marked many of his cans in this manner or with an engraving tool. All items are original unless otherwise noted. For questions, feedback, or to sell a similar item contact Dan via email.
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