Frontenac Breweries "Factory Scene" Beer Tray

Made in Canada. 1920s. Lithographed tin. Frontenac Breweries was founded in 1913 by Joseph Beaubien. It was the first French-Canadian brewery, while all others were being run by English Canadians. Frontenac called itself the "Brewery of the People", targeting residents of the working-class neighbourhoods surrounding Mile End, a neighbourhood in Montreal. The company merged with National Breweries Limited in 1926, making it one of the 14 small breweries that were gobbled up by National. This tray shows the Frontenac factory and is commonly referred to as the "Factory Scene" tray. With vibrant colours and great graphics, this tray is an excellent addition to any breweriana, Canadiana, architecture, or advertising collection. Marked, "A.R. WHITTALL CAN CO. LTD MONTREAL", lower edge. Authenticated by The Authentication Company (TAC #502130). All items are guaranteed authentic by Miller & Miller Auctions. All purchases are eligible for free delivery to the Winter Dixie Gas & Oil Show on December 4, 2026 and the Red Deer Swap Meet April 30 - May 1, 2027. From the Jean-Luc Lavallee Collection.

Estimate:£158.24

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