Can, Beer

Object number2010.27.1
OriginPittsburgh, PA
OriginNew York, NY
Mediumiron
Credit LineGift of Jean Crawford
DescriptionGold-colored iron Duke Beer beer can with detachable handle. Printed text on outside describes product with an image of man wearing suit and epaulet, holding up glass; images of wheat on both sides of diamond shape; entire printed material duplicated on opposite side. Printed maker information on seam. Attached to can, in area of seam, is an iron handle.Dimensions4.75 x 2.625 x 3.75 in. (12.1 x 6.7 x 9.5 cm)
MarksPrinted on outside: "[all inside diamond shape] The Prince of Pilseners / [image of man holding up glass] / DUKE / Beer / C / CONTENTS 12 FLUID OUNCES"; entire printed material duplicated on opposite side.

Printed on seam, "DUQUESNE BREWING COMPANY OF PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA".

Engraved on outside of handle, "HANDY"; "PAT. NO. 2806732 / CANHANDLE / HANDY WALDEN, N.Y.C." engraved on bottom of handle.

Inside outline of United States is text "NATIONAL / CAN".
Historical NotesDuke Beer can with attachable handle belonging to Sol Michael, who spent time serving in North Africa during WWII.
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