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Lemp Breweriana

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Lemp Chargers

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Lemp chargers have been sought after for years by collectors due to their variety, the composition of the scenes portrayed, their vivid colors, and razor-sharp detailed lithography.  I have provided a picture of each Lemp charger below.

The first in the series of 24" diameter chargers; undated; circa 1903.


The second in the series of 24" diameter chargers; dated 1908 on the wooden crate.


The third in the series of 24" diameter chargers; dated 1910 on the wooden crate.


The fourth in the series of 24" diameter chargers; dated 1912 on the wooden crate.


"Home of Falstaff" 24" charger; undated; circa 1914.


The sixth and final 24" diameter charger in the series; undated, circa 1917.


The 'Sir John' 16" charger; dated 1907.


The 'Maiden' 16" charger; dated 1907.

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