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Plastic lighted sign that I have personally never seen before I picked it up.
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Odd wood Plaque? Has the 1950's label design below a couple of hunting dogs set in a wood base.
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Tough Merry Christmas sign
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This is a 1950's prototype sign.
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I'm guessing these are either window or door louvers or from a point of sale display item. Either way, this is my favorite Walters piece.
If anybody has any additional information about this, please let me know. Thanks.
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Pre-pro
John Walter Vitrolite
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Adler Brau sign showing the silver Adler Brau flat top
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Tough to find this mirror in really clean condition.
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Never used 3-D Pheasant sign. The bark edges would fold up
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Never used 3-D mallard sign. The mallard is one tough sign to find. The Pheasant is much more common.
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This might be the oddest sign of them all for Walters. Here you have a lobster and fish sign. What is odd about this, is Walters is from Wisconsin and never distributed their beer on either coast. So, it is just an odd sign to produce and not certain what their target audience would be.
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Another rare Walters sign showing a masterpiece of Fine Brewing. The red in Walters is faded somewhat, but have never seen another.
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Adler Brau fan from Geo Walters, Appleton
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Rare deer head 3-D sign. Don't see to many with all of the antlers intact.
Interesting to note, there is also an exact match of the sign with the deer looking to the left also.
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These are Walters fans. Very colorful items. I'm aware of four of them, are there more?
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This is what the back of the fans show. It states Walter Brewing.
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Fairly hard to find this set of Adler Brau signs from the 1940's from Geo Walters. Here the man enjoying an Adler Brau.
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Here is the other one of the set. The lady enjoying an Adler Brau.
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