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	Pre-WWII era, 4½" half-pint mug from an old British railway station bar. On the front, it has a fancy "L.N.E.R." etched monogram (at right) that stands for London and North Eastern Railway (est. 1923), and home to the "Flying Scotsman." It has the "GR" etched below the Weights & Measure's crown - dating it from 1937. The National Railway Museum in York concurred that the mug was from the '30's. Also a Railwayana auction house appraised it at £30 to £40. Very good to Excellent cond. Rare. $35 During the Second World War the railways were taken into state control, and the LNER ended after it became nationalized as part of British Railways on 1 Jan. 1948.
	"Boddingtons" on a 7" imperial pint size glass. Nicknamed the "Cream of Manchester" it comes from Manchester in North west England. $7 Qty. (1)
	"Bass (since) 1777" with "England's first reg'd. trademark in fine print below the red triangle logo - on a 6", 14 oz. glass. $7 Qty. (1)
	"Guinness" & Irish harp logo in gold, on a 6¼" pint glass from the UK - has official weights & measures etched crown on the reverse (similar to the one at right). $9 Qty. (1)
	"Guinness - draught" & Irish harp logo on a 6¼" pint glass. $7 Qty. (1)
	"Guinness" & Irish harp logo on a 6¼" pint glass. $7 Qty. (1)
	"Guinness - draught" & Irish harp logo - with image on reverse (at right), on a 5¾" tall, 16 oz. glass. $7 Qty. (1)
	"Murphy's Irish Red Beer" on both sides of a 6¼" glass. $7 Qty. (1)
	"Newcastle Brown Ale" on a 6¼" tall pint glass. $7 Qty. (1)
	"Schweppes" logo etched on a paneled (fluted), 6" tall glass. Issued for their Bi-centennial in 1983. $10 Qty. (2) - $18 for the pair

	"Celebrator Doppelbock - Ayinger - Finest Bavarian Double Bock Beer" with a decorative goat label - all on a 7" tall, .3L, footed, gold rimmed glass by Rastal. $10 Qty. (2) - $18 for pr.
	"Ayinger - Bier-Spezialitäten" mug from Bavaria, .3 ltr - I have a set of six, but will sell separately - all in mint condition. $6 Qty. (6) - $10 for pr. or $25 set
	Set of four 6" tall, .2L, gold rimmed glasses from Germany: "Martisnbräu" - Markeidenfeld, Bavaria; "Westmark Bier"- Neuhaaren-Waldfeucht; "Löwenbräu Freiburg" - Baden-Württemberg; "Werner Brauerei" - Poppenhausen, Bavaria. $25 set, or $7 ea. Note: the stems are not bent - it's a camera lens effect.
	"Ayinger - Bier-Spezialitäten" on a 9½" tall, .3L glass by Sahm. $9 Qty. (1)
	"Uracher OLPP Bräu" logo on a 9", .5 L, footed pilsner made by Rastal. From Baden-Wurttenberg, Germany. Closed in 1992 - was not a U.S. import. $9 Qty. (1)
	"Hiernickel Bier" in blue logo with "Das trinken wir" which means "We Drink" - on a .25 L, 5½" tall glass by DOB. From Hiernickel Braü KG, Hassfurt, Germany. Est. 1799, closed in 2000. $8
	"Ringness - Pilsner" below family crest, on a 8¼",.5L, tulip shaped beer glass - product of Oslo, Norway. $8 Qty. (1)
	Beck's logo on a 5" tall, ornately embossed beer mug. $8 Qty. (1)
	"Chimay" (a Trappist ale from Belgium) on a 4¾" tall goblet. $7 Qty. (1)
	"Chimay" in white lettering with a thin red outline, on a 5⅞" tall traditional Belgium Ale goblet. $7 Qty. (1)
	"Pilsner-Urquell" in green with red & gold logo on a 7⅝" tall glass with spiral panels. Very impressive! $8 On Hold Qty. (2) - $15 for the pair
	"Pilsner Urquell" above company crest, on a 9" tall, elegant, gold rimmed, beer glass. $10
	"Dentergems - Blanche" on a 7¾" tall glass. A wheat beer from the Fiefmans Breweries, Belgium. $9 Qty. (1)
	"Diebels Alt" on a 4¼" tall, .2L glass - from the largest alt beer brewery in the world, Diebels Brewery in Issum, Germany, est. 1878. $7 Qty. (2) - $13 for the pair
	"Lindener Spezial" below the cock seal logo, on a 6½" tall, .2L footed glass - from the Gilde Brewery in Hanover, Germany. $7 Qty. (1)
	"Haake-Beck" with crossed anchor logo on a 6¾" footed glass. $7 Qty. (1)
	"Dortmund - Thier-Bräu" around stag logo, on a 6½" footed, beer glass. From the Thier Brewery & Co. , Dortmunder, Ger. - since 1868. $7 Qty. (1)
	"Königsbacher Pilsner" below a dopple-bock crest - on a 6¾" tall, gold rimmed, tulip shaped, beer glass - from the Konigsbacher Brewery, Koblenz, Germany. $8 Qty. (1)
	"Henniger - Kaiser Pilsner" below an antique gold, castle logo - on a 6¾" tall, gold rimmed, tulip shaped, beer glass - from the Henniger Brewery, Frankfurt, Germany. $8 Qty. (1)
	"Hasseröder - Premium Pils" all in gold, on a 6⅝" tulip shaped glass made by Rastal - from the town of Wernigerode in the Sachsen-Anhalt region of the old East Germany. $8 Qty. (1)
	"St. Barnardus" over crest, with "Watou" below - all on a 5¾" tall. .25L chalice. From the St. Benard Brewery in the West Flanders village of Watou, France. $8 Qty. (1)
	"Bitburger" on a 5½" tall. .2L footed glass, by Rastal. From Bitburger, Germany. $7 Qty. (1)
	"Brauerei Simmerberg" on 6" tall, .2L stemmed glass with gold rim, from Byern, Germany. $7 Qty. (1)
	"Liefmans" on a 7" tall, .25L glass - from Liefmans Brewery in Oidenaarde, Belgium. $8 Qty. (1)
	"Tripel Karmelite" with logo on an elegant, 8¼" tall, .3L goblet. From the Bosteels Brewery in Buggenhout, Belgium. $8 Qty. (1)
	"Haller Löwenbräu" on a 5¾" tall, .3L. paneled glass - from Baden-Württemberg. $8 Qty. (1)
	"Lindemans" beneath "Kriek" with art-neuvo decorations - all in gold - on a 8" tall, footed glass. $8 Qty. (1)
	"Brauerei Wagner - Betzensteein" with lion logo, from the Wagner Brewery (est. 1800) in Betzenstein, Bayern, Germany. The Brewery closed in 1980 but mug looks much older than that. Embossed on the side of this 4½" mug is its capacity of ".25L". Very good cond. $15 Qty. (1)
	"Heineken" with red windmill logo on an early, 6½" tall, glass mug - Excellent cond. $8 Qty. (2) - $15 for the pair
	"Carslberg" in red, with crown - on an 5¾" tall glass with four dimples around heavy base. $9 Qty. (1)
	"Carslberg" in green, with crown, and gold rim - on an 8" tall, elegantly flared pilsner. $10 Qty. (1)
	"Paulaner" with gold text and highlights - on a .5L, 5¼" stoneware mug from Munich, Germany. Grade 9.5 $20 Qty. (1)
	"Dortmunder Union - Bier" with a beautiful company crest in gold, emblazoned on a .5L, 5" stoneware mug by Ambert. From Dortmund, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Germany. Grade 9.5 $25 Qty. (1)
	"Prinstner Bier - Beilngries" with red stag logo on a .5 liter, 9" tall, stoneware pilsner from Bavaria - made by the famous Wick-Werke factory. The brewery is Brauhaus Hirschberg which translates to Deer Mountain brewing house. It was privately owned by the Prinstner family, and was located in Beilngries, Bayern, Germany. It was est. 1678, and closed in 1982. Very scarce, and in near mint condition. $25 Qty. (1)

British Breweriana or Brewery Collectibles For Sale:

Ceramic and Glass Ash Trays

Tin Ash Trays or Tip Trays

Miscellaneous Pub Stuff

Mugs & Glasses

European Mugs & Glasses ~ mostly German

	"Marston, Thompson & Evershed Ltd. (as of 1905), Burton-on-Trent". Porcelain, 4⅝" sq. made in England by Royal Doulton. Art Deco style that appears to be from the '20s or '30s. The firm is now called "Marston's Beer Company." $20 Qty. (1)
	"Player's No.3, Virginia Cigarettes", 5½" dia. ceramic. Very Good cond. $8 Qty. (1)
	"Lager men call for - Carlsberg - Brewed in Copenhagen · City of Beautiful Towers" 5½" sq. china ashtray made by Wade Regicor - some very slight crazing. Still excellent cond. $8 Qty. (1)