Copperhead
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Any idea on this?... where made?, when?..I think it's missing a top...thanks
Mug help ...
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goldgrubber
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I have a couple of these mugs. I don't think they come with tops, and I'm not sure of the age, but one of them says Made in Germany on the bottom. Hope that helps a little.
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PBK
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Monty's right, of course. 
Hofbräuhaus beer.
http://www.hofbraeuhaus.de/en/aktuell/biermarken_en.html
Check out this 5-liter monster:
http://www.steincenter.com/stein/pc/viewPrd.asp?idcategory=14&idproduct=491
Hofbräuhaus beer.
http://www.hofbraeuhaus.de/en/aktuell/biermarken_en.html
Check out this 5-liter monster:
http://www.steincenter.com/stein/pc/viewPrd.asp?idcategory=14&idproduct=491
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Copperhead
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Thanks PBK...yikes on the 5 liter...I noticed the crown is a different design, wonder if it could be dated by it...
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mountainplayer
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Nice job with the id, as usual, PBK. I went to the Hofbrauhaus (or, is there more than one?) in Germany on a vacation with my family. They had shelves filled with beer steins that were owned by their customers. Pretty cool, stop by the pub and use your own, sometimes really elaborate, mug. When I saw the range of sizes, I remember wondering how they heck they knew what to charge for their beer. Unless they had a meter on the tap, maybe this was the beginning of the Supersize trend. Bigger mug=cheaper buzz.
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Montana Jim
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timbuckII said:
Yea it is used for restaurants, breweries, pubs, bars, etc... I think there is at least one in every city in every state.
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