1/2 US pint

[prylsnubben]

Hittade denna från J.Stahl city brewery walla walla Washington.

http://www.taverntrove.com/brewery.php?BreweryId=1408

http://www.brewerygems.com/pioneer.htm#City_Brewery

Kanske kan flaskan även vara tillverkad i Walla Walla?
Jag tänker då på Walla Walla bottling works..............

Flaskan rymmer således en halv US pint och har varit försedd
med en stopper som tyvärr försvunnit någonstans på vägen.
Den är säkerligen gjord för export och då kanske efter John
Stahls död 1884, foix betyder väl med "tillstånd av" ungefär
och kan då vara från perioden runt sekelskiftet 1900 då änkan
Catherine drev bryggerinäringen vidare.
Hittar inget liknande på nätet så jag antar att det är en ganska
"rar" ölflaska för samlarna där ute, vad tror Ni ?

PS Flaskan är gjord i tvådelad form och så även regalinen, dock
är formskarvarna på regalinen "vridna" 90 grader i förhållande till
flaskans skarvar.

PS lite mer ölhistorik från Walla Walla Beer Country.

http://brewpublic.com/uncategorized/walla-walla-is-beer-country/

[Pani]

Jag googlade runt lite planlöst och råkade hamna i Frankrike, närmre bestämt i staden Foix.
Här är en bild som verkar komma från en utställning tillägnad bryggeriet J.Stahl i Foix.

https://www.azinat.com/2016/10/forges-de-pyrene-inauguration-en-grandes-pompes-de-la-brasserie-stahl/

Lite mer info här:

https://www.angloinfo.com/midi-pyrenees-south/events/listing/midi-pyrenees-south-brasserie-area-at-the-pyrenean-forges-montgaillard/72295

Hittar inga bilder på flaskor dock, så jag vet inte om jag är fel ute?
Jag antar att man måste googla på franska för att komma vidare...

[prylsnubben]

Franska är ju inte min starka sida men tack för Ditt inlägg. Tydligen finns det
fler än en J.Stahl om man säger så...............trodde själv att Foix pekade mot
att ölen var gjord för export till Frankrike.
Rymden 1/2 US pint pekar väl dessutom på att flaskan bör vara tillverkad i USA.
Ja, vad ska man tro ?

[prylsnubben]

Ingen som har en susning om denna pava ?

[UncleSam]

Stahl's City Brewery

Ingen som har en susning om denna pava ?

Prylsnubben, here is perhaps more information than you even care to read.

Stahl's Brewing Company ~ City Brewery
(1870-1904)

John Henry Stahl was born November 14, 1825 in Holstein, Prussia (Germany). He arrived in San Francisco in 1858. By 1860 he and a German immigrant from Hamburg, Ernest Scholl, have established a grocery business in the gold rush township of Kelsey, El Dorado County, CA. In 1862, he and his bride of two years departed for the Oregon territory.

In 1863, the partnership of Stahl & Solaro opened the Canyon City Brewery on Washington St. in Canyon City, Oregon. Stahl soon became sole proprietor and operated his brewery until 28 July 1870. On that date he sold out to F. C. Sels.
Two weeks later the brewery was demolished by fire.

Stahl and family relocated 170 miles north to Walla Walla, accompanied by Ernest Scholl, who had worked with Stahl at Canyon City - and previously in California. Ernest continued working for Stahl in Walla Walla until 1878, when he and his brother Emil, established the Scholl Bros. Brewery in Pomeroy, W. T. They sold the brewery in 1884 and Ernst returned to Walla Walla.

The following was written 5 years after John H. Stahl's death (January 13, 1884) and is more about his widow, Catherine, than him.

History of Pacific Northwest - Oregon and Washington
Volume II, pg. 577: 1889

"This lady is a native of Niederklein, Prussia, and came to San Francisco in 1858. In 1860 she was married to John Stahl, and in 1862 came to Cañon City, Oregon. There Mr. Stahl engaged in the brewery business in 1863; but, upon the burning of the city and the loss of their property, they removed to Walla Walla, Washington Territory. Indeed, Cañon City saw rough times in those days, having once burned and twice washed away, and often invaded by the Indians. Still pursuing the same business in Walla Walla, they again met with a loss by fire in the destruction of their dwelling-house in 1871. During his residence there, Mr. Stahl served as city councilman, and in 1880 enlarged his business by building a new brewery, and purchasing six acres of ground for the site of his business and residence. He also owned a block for which he paid eight thousand dollars, and erected upon it a building at the expense of six thousand dollars.

In 1883 Mr. Stahl died after a long illness. Mrs. Stahl found that his business was under heavy encumbrances, but, developing large capacity of her own, immediately began an active supervision of the work. She soon extricated them from debt, and within three years was receiving a handsome income. In addition to her city property, she owns a farm stocked with forty head of cattle and twenty-five horses. Mrs. Stahl is another illustration of the Western woman's capacity for independent business. Notwithstanding the loss of her husband and her eldest son, she has lived through her troubles and conducted a large business successfully."

From the time the plant was established until 1888 steam beer was brewed exclusively, but after that lager was the beer of choice. The brewery was located at 2nd & Birch Streets.

While the bulk of the brewery's output was sold by the keg to local saloons a portion was bottled for export to outlying regions. Prior to 1890 it was required that the beer first be put in kegs, tax stamps applied, and then if it was to be bottled the kegs were transported to the bottling house - which was often an agent/distributor.

[prylsnubben]

Jodå...

...jag orkade, tack ska Du ha Uncle Sam. Stämmer väl med det jag själv kommit
fram till, undrar om siffran under 392 skulle kunna stå för "laget" 3-an och året 92.
Skulle väl stämma att den borde vara från runt 1892 mer det fina slitaget under.
Bosse prylsnubben hälsar så mycket!