Prohibition-Era Hyan Dry Ginger Ale Beverage Tray Made in Mexico Exhibits minor signs of wear

Exhibits minor signs of wear including some rust coming through the paint and some damage to wood

The construction appears to be painted brass

This vintage goggles case originated around 1932

Exhibits minor signs of wear including crazing on the sign and scuffs on the frame

This piece exhibits the classic curves and parallel lines consistent with Streamline design

Prohibition-Era Hyan Dry Ginger Ale Beverage Tray Made in Mexico Exhibits minor signs of wearc. 1910s 1920s; Gerhard Lang Brewery Lang's Products Buffalo, NY Antique tin litho ginger ale advertising serving tray. This piece came about as a result of the Lang Brewery switching gears during Prohibition. Lang's company was the largest pre Prohibition brewery in New York and operated the majority of Buffalo's 500 taverns and gaming houses. Due to Prohibition, however, the company was forced to switch to more temperance approved beverages such as