Show any Beer/Alcohol Related Baseball items

[Shoeless Moe]

I've always believed from books I've read on him and the movies, and stories online etc the Babe drank ALOT! Didn't you?

.......but Prohibition ran from 1920 1933. So were was he doing all his drinking?

Did the police of the time just look the other way and they allowed those establishments to serve it up?

Also, never really thought about it, but if you went to a baseball game from 1920 -1933 (guessing no one left on this board.....but had you gone there was no beer. That had to be rough. Especially with nothing but day games.

Show any vintage beer or alcohol baseball items you have? Curious to see anything.

[Shoeless Moe]

Old Fenway Beer Bottle Opener

Babe Ruth Father's Tavern Beer Bottle - although this seems to have since been proven that it more then likely is not related to Ruth Sr., but another George Ruths according to Census records.

[mrreality68]

Originally Posted by Shoeless Moe

Old Fenway Beer Bottle Opener

Babe Ruth Father's Tavern Beer Bottle - although this seems to have since been proven that it more then likely is not related to Ruth Sr., but another George Ruths according to Census records.

Wow both historical and very cool pieces

[Shoeless Moe]

c.1950s Frankie Frisch Krueger Beer New York Giants Advertising Scoreboard Display

[whiteymet]

Wes Covington Ballantine Beer

[whiteymet]

Phillies Announcers including Richie Ashburn

[Lucas00]

Pretty cool piece I found at a flee market. Unfortunately the bat was cracked but hey. Circa 1960s I believe.

[Jay Wolt]

Late 1940's Altes Harry Heilmann ad that I bought off of the Net54 B/S/T

[Rhotchkiss]

My only alcohol-related piece

[jcmtiger]

Originally Posted by Jay Wolt

Late 1940's Altes Harry Heilmann ad that I bought off of the Net54 B/S/T

Had one of these too. Lol

[jcmtiger]

Originally Posted by Lucas00

Pretty cool piece I found at a flee market. Unfortunately the bat was cracked but hey. Circa 1960s I believe.

Had one of those at one time.

[realbigfatdog]

First is a late 1940s? Pabst magazine advertisement with Tommy Henrich. Second isn't baseball, but it's one of my favorite pieces; a magazine ad for miller high life with a bowler, 1950s.20220402_001056.jpg20220402_001137.jpg

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[JustinD]

My personal favorite beer item in my “stuff” -

[whiteymet]

GOLD MINOR ALE1.jpg

[GaryPassamonte]

1955

[GeoPoto]

First day new owner handing out the Falstaff:

https://www.net54baseball.com/attach...1&d=1648894715

[realbigfatdog]

I'm seeing lots of coasters. Here's a couple that I got from my dad. 20220402_160549.jpg20220402_160535.jpg

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[bobfreedman]

A few of mine

[old-baseball]

[ValKehl]

One of the scarcest sets of baseball postcards, pre-War or post-War, is the PC797 set of Washington Senators players issued in 1948 by Gunther (or Gunther's) Beer. The Gunther Brewing Co. was located in Baltimore, MD. Each card depicts two Senators' players. This card is my only example. If anyone has any others, I'd love to see them.

[brianp-beme]

I don't have many baseball items that are not cards, but I happen to have this (likely) early 1930's Blue Ribbon Malt cartoon ad featuring Charlie Grimm of the Chicago Cubs by noted cartoonist Herbert Block. I have information indicating that these may have been mailed with the Blue Ribbon Malt Ribbon premiums, but haven't seen any verification of this, so who knows.

Malt Extract was something that could be legally manufactured and stocked on grocery shelves (and was used by folks brewing their own home brew) during Prohibition, so it is likely to be an ad from before the Prohibition's end in December of 1933.

Brian

[conor912]

Originally Posted by bobfreedman

A few of mine

Love these, Bob!

[itjclarke]

.

[fisherboy7]

1935 Gunther's Beer Map of Sports Records with Ruth, Cobb, Mack, etc.

[Jcosta19]

Some of my favorites20220403_105407.jpg20220403_105310.jpg20220311_101910.jpg20220403_105300.jpg

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