My Beer Sign Collection – Not for sale but can be bought…

late 1980’s (10″w x 15″h) This soft plastic Coors Light sign was issued for the Beer Wolf Halloween promotion, originating in 1983 with a primitive Wolf. Nice piece.

1995 (20″w x 24¾”h) I just added this bar light in 2023 to my pre-911 New York collection. It features the older New York skyline in white neon tubing. Solid state transformer. Missing block-out but happy to have it as is. Thanks to Derek. NFS

1980’s (17″w x 27½”h) Not sure why, but I’ve been in love with this wood/plastic sign since I first saw it years ago. The wooden saddlebag is so well finished that you have to touch it to realize that it’s NOT leather. Just a cool design all the way around. **SOLD**

NEW in box 2009 (23½”w x 25″h) This 6 color bar light features orange, green, yellow, blue, teal, and red neon tubing. Solid state transformer. Great colors. **SOLD**

NEW in box 2004 (32″w x 20½”h) This 6 color, yes 6 color, bar light features white, yellow, flesh, red, green, and blue neon tubing. Solid state transformer. **SOLD**

2017 (30″w x 22″h) This 4 color bar light features blue, yellow, red, and white neon tubing. Twin solid state transformers. Excellent condition. **SOLD**

NEW in box 2003 (10″w x 22″h) This 3 color motion bar light features exposed yellow and green neon tubing. The panel is back-lit with white neon tubing. Multiple solid state transformers create the “Dropping Lime” effect. Great sign. **SOLD**

2010 (32″w x 22½”h) This 2 color bar light features yellow and blue neon tubing. Solid state transformer. Excellent condition. **SOLD**

NEW in box 2012 (10″w x 36″h) This 3 color bar light features green, yellow, and white neon tubing. The bottle panels are back-lit with white neon, as well. Solid state transformer. Not just another boring bottle neon…this is a true 2-sided advertising light promoting Corona Extra on one side and Corona Light on the other side. **SOLD**

NEW in box 2000 (14″w x 22″h) This 4 color bar light features white, yellow, green, and blue neon tubing. The Corona Light panel is back-lit with white neon tubing. Solid state transformer has a dimmer. Nice New York City issue. **SOLD**

NEW in box 2006 (25″w x 23″h) This 3 color bar light features yellow, white, and blue neon tubing mounted on a decorated rear Label panel. Twin solid state transformers have dimmers. **SOLD**

NEW in box 2003 (24″w x 25″h) This 5 color bar light features exposed brown, green, yellow, and blue neon tubing. The bottle label panel is back-lit with white neon tubing. Multiple solid state transformers. “Miles Away…” **SOLD**

1999 (17½”w x 28″h) This 3 color bar light features exposed blue and yellow neon tubing. The bottle panel is back-lit with white neon tubing. Solid state transformer. One of the nicer Corona offerings. **SOLD**

1960’s (39″w x 13″h) This 2 color automotive sign features yellow and white neon tubing. Nice dealership sign to match my off-the-road 1962 Monza. Chevrolet produced this line from 1960 – 1969. NFS

1950 (7500v) This Country Club Beer hanger coil transformer is a beauty aside from the fact that it died a long time ago and someone clipped all of the wires. This France unit is from Cleveland, OH. This brew is from M. K. Goetz Brewing Company in St. Joseph and Kansas City, MO.

2006 (31″w x 26″h) This 2 color bar light features blue and yellow/green neon tubing. Solid state transformer. Nice used sign from the Palmetto State. VIVE CUERVO! **SOLD**

1970’s (19″w x 11½”h) This 2 color sign features red and green neon tubing. Popular brand from New Orleans. Excellent condition. NFS

NEW in box 2001 (10″w x 36½”h) This 3 color bar light features internal orange and white neon tubing. The bottle is trimmed in exposed yellow neon tubing. Multiple solid state transformers creates the flashing effect that can be adjusted on the control box. **SOLD**

2013 (36″w x 22½”h) This long 2 color bar light features green and white neon tubing. Twin solid state transformers. Excellent condition. From Dogfish Head Brewery in Milton, DE. **SOLD**

1974 (26″w x 39½”h) Here’s a beautiful example of a 70’s Dr. Pepper soft drink sign. I’ve had this one since the late 80’s. Twin fluorescent tubes back-light this large wall clock. Sturdy molded plastic shell. **SOLD**

1960’s? (23″w x 12½”h) This 3 color sign features red, white, and green neon tubing. No transformer. This survivor has seen better days but it’s the first “Premium” that I’ve come across. Dubois Brewing Company operated from 1897 – 1973 in DuBois, PA. Their best selling brand was DuBois Budweiser. The company claimed that the brand was named for a type of beer from the Budvar Brewery in Budweis, Germany (present day Czech Republic). After decades of litigation, Anheuser-Busch acquired full rights to the name “Budweiser”, which aided in the demise of this brewery. It was sold to Iron City in 1967 and the suit was ended. NFS

Used in box 1992 (23″w) This 4 color store light features yellow, blue green, and red neon tubing mounted on a rear Duckhead logo panel. Coil transformer. **SOLD**

mid 1950’s (7½”w x 11″h) Here we have a very cool Duquesne Pilsener Statue recently acquired from a large collection. Overall excellent condition…very minor crazing, as would be expected at this age. Manufactured by PLASTO MFG. CO in Chicago. “Have A Duke!” The Finest Beer In Town.

NEW in box 1973 (17″w x 9″h) This NOS sign from Pittsburgh features red neon tubing. Original Franceformer transformer. Original box. NFS

New in box 1966 (23½”w x 13″h) This 2 color sign from Duquesne Brewing in Pittsburgh features orange and pink neon tubing. Coil transformer. They don’t get any newer than this…lucky find. NFS

1962 (24″w x 13″h) This 2 color sign features red and blue neon tubing. Original Duquesne stamped Franceformer. Great condition! NFS

1948 (18″w) This beautiful clock was made by Telechron Inc. in Ashland, MA. Special thanks to Joe. NFS

1959 (21¼”w x 20¼”h) Check out this beauty…near-mint condition Duquesne bar light. Sturdy plastic/metal construction has a pull chain for operation. Union Made by Tel-a-sign inc. in Chicago 43, ILL. Special thanks to Joe. NFS

1930’s (20½”w x 13½”h x 5¾”d) Here’s a vintage beauty. Red neon tubing is mounted on this decorated steel case, complete with a handle. This counter top model houses a coil in core transformer. The John Eichler Brewing Company operated in New York City from 1933 – 1938. Rare sign. NFS

NEW in box 1997 (31″w x 31″h) This large 2 color deli light features exposed red neon tubing mounted on a decorated rear shell that’s back-lit with white neon tubing. Solid state transformer. **SOLD**

1955 (17″w x 18″h) This 2 color sign features red and white neon tubing on a wire frame. Original Franceformer transformer. Nice Cleveland sign. NFS

1952 (7500v) This Erin Brew stamped France hanger coil transformer is a beauty. The beer and power supply are both from Cleveland, OH.

1964 (21″w x 22″h) This 3 color sign features white, green, and orange neon tubing. France coil transformer. Nice sign from the Fuhrmann & Schmidt Brewing Company in Shamokin, Pennsylvania. NFS

1960’s (32½”w x 17″h) Here’s a very cool vintage scrolling sign from Falstaff Beer, a pre-cursor to the modern-day Miller Lite Coast To Coast lighted display. There are various scenes from the East Coast to the West Coast and it takes about 7 minutes to complete a rotation, according to the original instruction sheet attached to the rear.

1974 (28″w 10¾”h x 6″d) Back in the early/mid 70’s, fiber optics were the new rage in many advertising signs. Some of the beer companies jumped on board and this was Falstaff’s entry. Laminated wood grain finish over metal. Cool light! **SOLD**

1950’s (9½”w x 13″h) This 2 color mini hanger features yellow neon tubing. The center panel is back-lit with white neon, as well. Original frame mounted coil transformer.

1940’s? (20½”w x 18¼”h) This counter top neon light from Falstaff features white neon tubing. The panel is back-lit with white neon, as well. Coil in core transformer. This free standing sign has a handle. Serial number: J-6 1028. Minimal flaking on the reverse on glass. NFS

1960’s (20½”w x 19″h) This 2 color sign features red and white neon tubing. No transformer. The frame mounted metal ID plate states the company has breweries in St. Louis, Omaha, and New Orleans. Great condition! NFS

1960’s (20½”w x 19″h) This 2 color sign features red and yellow neon tubing. Coil transformer. The frame mounted metal ID plate states the company has breweries in St. Louis, Omaha, and New Orleans. Great condition! NFS

1966 (19″w x 22″h) This 2 color sign features exposed yellow neon tubing. The panel is back-lit with white neon tubing, as well. Original coil transformer. Outstanding condition!

1967 (19″w x 23½″h) This 2 color sign features exposed yellow neon tubing. The panel is back-lit with white neon tubing, as well. Original Falstaff stamped coil transformer. Outstanding condition!

Early 1960’s (9½”w x 12″h) This 2 color mini hanger features yellow neon tubing. The center panel is back-lit with white neon, as well. Original frame mounted coil transformer.

1960’s (15½”w x 14½”h) Very cool lighted motion display from the Thomas A Schutz Co. Inc. in Morton Grove, Ill. Excellent condition.

NEW in box 2011 (13″w x 12″h) This mini 4 color bar light from Fat Tire features yellow, blue, red, and white neon tubing. Solid state transformer. Odd that the brew name is missing? Totally authentic sign from Zeon. **SOLD**

2008 (22½”w x 29″h) This 4 color Fat Tire bar light features yellow, red, blue, and white neon tubing. Solid state transformer. Excellent condition 1st edition.

NEW in box 2015 (24″w x 22″h) This 4 color sign features red, yellow, white, and blue neon tubing. Solid state transformer. This latest design shows a side shot of the bike, as opposed to the previous angle shot. Cool sign from New Belgium Brewing in Fort Collins, CO.

1950’s ? (22″w x 13″h) This 2 color hanger features red and green neon tubing. From the Fitzgerald Bros. Brewing Company in Troy, NY. NFS

1950’s ? (23″w x 14″h) This 2 color hanger features red and blue neon tubing. A brand from the Utica Brewing Company and later West End Brewing in NY. NFS