Löewenbraeu Muenchen with the “E” inside the “U”
The Brewery spelling is different: “Loewenbraeu” not “Lowenbrau”
AKTIEN - BRAUEREI - ZUM - LOEWENBRAEU - MUENCHEN
Original lid
I have never see before and uncertain of the meaning? Looks like capacity and calibration marks but I have questions: 1. What are the characters? 2. Why, who, when was this used???
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Merkelbach & Wick and possibly letter “I”
Merkelbach & Wick (1879-1921)
Loewenbraeu Muenchen
There are lots of little details on this one that when I have time, may help me date this more precisely and I’m especially interested in learning about the markings on the side of the stein. I have never seen them before.
My questions here would be:
1. What are the characters, as some are hard to discern?
2. Why was this used instead of 1/2L or 0,5L for example?
3. Who used this type of marks?
4. When would this have been used?
Note: These marks are centered on the left side of the stein, as one drinks from it. In other words, they are not close to the handle like most are.
I always welcome and appreciate any additional information and/or feedback. Thank you.
The brewery’s history.
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Wiki history about Lowenbrau Brewery.
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| Form | Krug | Material | Steinzeug |
| Hersteller |
Merkelbach & Wick Hersteller info | Modell | - |
| Designer/Dekorateur | |||
| Kapazität | TBD | ||
| Entwurfdatum | 1879-1921 |
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