Description: Approximately 2,500 beer steins are identified and pictured in color and mostly black-and-white in this scarce out-of-print book. THE BEER STEIN BOOK: A 400 YEAR HISTORY by Gary Kirsner and Him Gruhl, Glentiques, Ltd., Coral Springs FL, 1990/1991. Beginning with steins dated 1525 and continuing to the post World War II years, this book provides collectors with everything they need to know to build a quality collection of beer steins. It answers the questions: How and why did they originate? What do the different types look like? Which ones are most valuable? How old are various types? What effect does condition have on what collectors will pay? Chapter topics include: stein history, production, and the various types such as early stoneware, faience, pewter, glass, and porcelain; decorative features such as etching, transfer, handpainted, and more. Steins include occupational, regimental, military, character, and brewery. There is an extensive bibliography, a glossary and price guide. Illustrations are primarily black and white but with a nice 8-page color section. This is a very attractive book and an essential resource for the stein collector. Oversize/overweight 9” x 12.25” color imprinted hardback in very good condition. ** The blank page inside the back of the book has hand written Initial's with the full name along side written neatly in ink. **383 pages. FREE media mail shipping and handling for deliveries within the 50 United States. Rates vary for international mailings.
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Title: THE BEER STEIN BOOK: A 400 YEAR HISTORY
Publisher: Glentiques, Ltd., Coral Springs FL
Inscribed: No
Industry: Art Pottery
Brand: unbranded
Publication Year: 1991
Type: reference book
Format: color imprinted hardback
Language: English
Contributors: varies
Theme: Beer Steins
Style: Decorative
Features: Illustrated
Number of Pages: 383