John Eiss on left and Dave Mik on right
This is a very early Simon Pure tap marker.
Iroquois Brewery wagon from the late 1800's. restored by Iroquois in the 1950's for parades and displays.
For more on this great find see our blog page.
Finally Dave Mik and I may have rediscovered the Village of Buffalo's earliest brewery dated from about 1817 and operated by Thomas Tunnicliff on present day Washington Street north of Exchange Street. More will follow soon 1\1\18.
See the Buffalo Brewery signs newly added in
"Collectables" "Buffalo Brewery Signs"
"Collectables" "Buffalo Brewery Signs"
Nice Cardboard sign from the Iroquois Beverage Corporation circa 1950
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This is the only known bottle from the Matthias Oswald small beer brewery. It was located at 354 Broadway in Buffalo and was in operation for a short time between 1873 and 1874. Oswald died un-expectantly 1874. Thanks to Anthony Messina who found the bottle during a dig in the Hydraulics area of Buffalo. |
A Newly discovered Buffalo Brewing Co. Tip Tray. The only one know to still exist. Does anyone know of another One? This is the 12th tip tray from a Buffalo N.Y. Brewery.
Recently found Kaltenbach Brewing Company corner sign. This is the only sign that is known from this Buffalo brewery. The sign was apparently found in Wisconsin. Kaltenbach brewed in buffalo from 1856 until 1887.
Dave and I have been researching Buffalo and Niagara Frontier Brewing History for many years. In an effort to make this information available to as many people as possible we have created this web site. Every effort has been made to to be as accurate as possible. We will continue to updating the site on a regular basis.
Please feel free to contact us with any comments or additional information you may have on Buffalo Brewing history. Thanks
John Eiss And Dave Mik: we research Buffalo's brewing history and fallow the revival of brewing in Buffalo (site last updated 2/10/2018)
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Please feel free to contact us with any comments or additional information you may have on Buffalo Brewing history. Thanks
John Eiss And Dave Mik: we research Buffalo's brewing history and fallow the revival of brewing in Buffalo (site last updated 2/10/2018)
2015 John Eiss & David Mik. All rights reserved. Viewers are encouraged, for personal or classroom use, to download limited copies of posted material. No material may be copied for commercial purposes. The authors reserve the right to update this information as appropriate.
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