Links to the history of various breweries

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The ABA also has a great page with links to the history of various breweries.

National Association Breweriana Advertising. The National Association Breweriana Advertising (NABA) was organized in 1972 to encourage the collection, preservation and study of American brewery advertising on a national level. While the founding members were mostly from Wisconsin and Illinois, and our Membership is still heaviest in the Midwestern states, NABA soon developed into a national organization.

NABA is incorporated in Illinois as a non-profit association, and is directed by Officers and a Board elected by the Membership. Blue Gray: The best Breweriana Show in the East now has its own site! Pickwick Chapter: a very active New England chapter of the BCCA, it has a great newsletter. Richbrau Chapter: BCCA Chapter centered in Richmond, Virginia. The chapter has several shows a year, most notably cosponsoring the Blue-Gray Show in February. The EmPOURium of Opportunities: A list of Beer Can (and Breweriana) shows in the U.S. and Canada. Friend's Can Collecting Pages. Steve's Beercanman: Buy, Sell, Trade, Consign Beer Cans. Mike's Beer Can Collecting Page: A fellow Rusty Buncher, Mike lives in New York and specializes in New York cans. His site has a detailed want list and photos of his traders. Mark Rodgers: Mark is a member of "One Can: One Country" a BCCA Chapter that collects cans from around the world. Greenmon's Page: Another Rusty Bunch member. He has a nice sub-section on cans not pictured in the USBC. KB's Pae: Kevin specializes in New York State cans. Photos of his collection and of his traders. MI Beer Cans: Another nice site by a Michigan specialist.

The Scoglietti twins each have a nice site... Dan's: US Beer Cans Ed's: Old Beer Cans Huntington Beer: A new site about breweries in Huntington, West Virginia, especially FESENMEIER! More Beer Can-Related Links! Beer Radio: On Sirius and on the Web. Broadcasts Live 4-6 pm (ET) on Saturday, rebroadcast 10 am to Noon Sundays. The Packer Chapter: A Chapter for Can Collectors in Green Bay.Rooster's Coop: a nice site dedicated to Canadian beer cans and dumping in Canada.Pull Tab Chain: Maybe not the world's longest, but have you even see a bigger one? Why somebody got C's instead of A's in college. A fun site! The Chain pull tab website has been updated! Pictures from the Blue-Gray, a Merry Bockster's t-shirt, and... New Legislation(!?) has been introduced in the California State Assembly to bring back the detachable pull tab ring for beer cans and to support Chain Artists! Read the summary of the bill, AB2525, find out who is supporting this important measure, and see pictures from the news conferences.Could it be? "...For the times they are a CHAINging." Beer History: A very nice site, TONS of historical info about beer history including past breweries, and the site is still growing! Crowntainer Central: A site put together by a specialist in crowntainers! WOW! great site!.Tray Man: A wonderful site with tons of info about beer trays. Michigan Beer Cans: WOW!

A great site for the Michigan beer can collector. TONS of info and pictures. (Warning, not all features work in older browsers) Jim's Beer Can Page: Another collector's page with lots of Aussie and New Zealand cans, among others. Spenser's Beer Can Corner: A large site for Beer Can Collectors from around the world. I found a Czech collector to trade with on this site. Web Site for Dumping: A great site, with tons of info on finding cans, using metal detectors while dumping, and how to clean cans. Highly recommended!!!

Rainier Chapter: The chapter page for the Rainier Chapter of the BCCA. 2009

Collecting Clubs LINKS

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The Beer Can Collectors of America is, despite its name, an international organization, with members in Canada, Japan, Europe, Australia and Latin America as well as the United States. Founded in St. Louis in 1971, the BCCA has dozens of affiliate chapters. It sponsors numerous shows for beer can collectors throughout the year, and it publishes a very nice magazine, Beer Cans and Breweriana Collectibles, which comes out six times a year. The BCCA has also published the best book listing United States' cone tops and flat tops. Published in 2000, you can buy it directly from the BCCA. It's a good price guide for flat tops and cone tops, although there are some errors in the pricing.

Collecting Clubs:

The Rusty Bunch is a BCCA Chapter founded in 1985 for those members who enjoy hunting for old cans wherever they may have been tossed in the past. Called "dumping", hunting for cans in the woods, in old buildings, tossed under porches, etc., is a lot of fun and it's added a lot to the hobby. Rusty Bunch members in the past 15-plus years, have discovered numerous cans from the 1930s and 1940s which were previously unknown to exist. The Rusty Bunch publishes a monthly newsletter containing stories from members about dumping, tips on finding cans, articles on little-known variations of cans by specialists, etc. It's the best newsletter in the BCCA. They sponsor numerous shows throughout the year. The best is the Blue-Gray show cosponsored every February by the Rusty Bunch, The Richbrau Chapter (Richmond, Virginia) and The Capital City
Chapter (Washington D.C.).

The American Breweriana Association (ABA) is a non-profit, tax exempt historical and educational group, offering a bimonthly magazine covering industry news, brewery history, beer advertising and collectibles, plus free label & coaster offerings with each issue, exchange services to trade your duplicate labels, coasters, openers, sports schedules, crowns & napkins. They also feature a lending library over 250 books on beer & collectibles, plus periodicals and auction catalogues. It also sponsors numerous meetings and trade sessions. The magazine is especially nice, one of the better collector's magazines around.

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Links to the history of various breweries

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