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I have tried to concentrate on the steins and mugs pre CS#50. There is not a lot of public information about those steins, and what is known is sketchy at best. There are quite a few different variations of these early steins. Most of the variation arises from the fact that the steins were handpainted. Thus, you will see different colors, patterns, etc. It was all up to the artist who was "painting" (glazing) the stein. As artists may know, glazing is applied by brush, but the color of the glaze changes when it is fired. As a result, it is very difficult to "see" what the final result will be. Current day steins use a decal that is pre colored with the design, and there are rarely any variations. As you will see, there are still some questions in my pages about some of the steins. If someone can help, please contact me! Finally... View Anheuser-Busch beer steins by CS#. View Anheuser-Busch beer steins by Series. View other Anheuser-Busch beer steins. View other (non Anheuser-Busch) Ceramarte beer steins.View list of Budweiser/Ceramarte steins that are currently for sale. View a VERY LONG list of Ceramarte label mugs that are currently for sale. Finally got my search page working! Check it out: Search Steins.
Takes you to my Home Page Takes you to the Stein Home Page (this page) Takes you to the previous CS#. Takes you to the previous stein in the series. Takes you to the next stein in the series. Takes you to the next CS#. Search my stein pages.
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