Vintage Neuweiler Brewing Corp. Stock Certificate & Tray – Allentown, PA Brewing History
This listing features a vintage stock certificate for Neuweiler Brewing Corp. of Allentown, Pennsylvania, issued in 1962 for 100 shares of preferred stock. The certificate showcases an eagle vignette printed in brown and is in pristine condition. Accompanying the certificate is a tray belonging to Louis F. Neuweiler’s Sons, also from Allentown, Pennsylvania. The tray displays signs of use and has some tape adhesive on the back, likely from being previously displayed.
Neuweiler Brewery, a historic complex built between 1911 and 1913, played a significant role in Allentown’s history. Founded by Louis Neuweiler in 1900, the brewery produced a variety of beers, including Light Lager, Cream Ale, Stock Ale, Premium Ale, Bock, Half & Half, Porter, Stout, and Hochberg. The brewery, known for its own electric power generation, ceased operations in 1968 due to competition from national breweries. However, Neuweiler’s recipes and brand names were acquired by the Ortlieb Brewery, ensuring the continued legacy of these beloved beers.
This unique set offers a glimpse into the history of Neuweiler Brewing Corp. and its contribution to Allentown’s rich brewing heritage.
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