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November 8 Ultra Rare & High Grade Beer Can & Breweriana Auction

Sun, Nov 8, 2026 12:00PM EST
  2026-11-08 12:00:00 2026-11-08 12:00:00 America/New_York Morean Auctions Morean Auctions : November 8 Ultra Rare & High Grade Beer Can & Breweriana Auction https://www.moreanauctions.com/auctions/dan-morean-auctions/november-8-ultra-rare-high-grade-beer-can-breweriana-auction-24285
This auction features ultra rare and top grade beer cans and brewery advertising, highlighted by the believed-unique Boston Light Brown Jug crowntainers from the Bill Helmbold Collection; what we believe is the finest known example of the ultra rare first-production PRE-TAX Krueger Ale instructional can; and ultra rare WWII cans, including Dawson’s and Burger Brau cones. Other highlights include rare and top grade cones, flats, quarts and self-opening cans. Breweriana features fresh flea market discoveries—including ultra rare, likely unique tin signs—along with rare and desirable illuminated
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Lot 456

Eight Ebling’s Labeled Bottles: White Head, White Horse, Extra & Special NEW YORK

Estimate: $200 - $400
Starting Bid
$25

Bid Increments

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$500 $50
$1,000 $100
$2,000 $200
$5,000 $500

The Ebling Brewing Co., New York, New York.

Circa 1920s–1940s.

Eight labeled bottles, including White Head Ale, two White Horse Ale variants, three Extra variants, Special and a squat Beer bottle with crown cap. Seven longnecks include examples with embossed Ebling and Michel brewery names. Horse graphics, script lettering and six neck labels illustrate the range of designs.

Condition

Good condition overall, with varying label toning, staining, scuffs, tears and edge losses; White Head and Special have more noticeable paper loss. Glass shows scratches, haze and residue, especially in the capped bottle; cap is oxidized.

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