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WELCOME, for your consideration is this very rare, hard to find, Burger Beer advertisement sign. Burger Beer was brewed by the Burger Beer Company in Cincinnati, Ohio from 1934-1973. Burger Beer was a long-time sponsor of the Cincinnati Reds baseball and Cincinnati Bengals Football. This early Burger Beer and football advertisement is a die-cut sign made of strong embossed cardboard material. It measures 20 inches long X 12 inches wide. The football player is a 3-D like figure and the life size beer can as well and bright color graphics. The sign is in very good vintage used condition. T is edgewear all around and some litho loss. T is paint splatter on the back and a few specks on the front (see pics below). Although not in perfect shape it is still quite rare to find these due to the fact that they were only made of cardboard makes it amazing to have survived at all. Still in great shape for a display with other beer collectables or as a bar sign. The Embosograph Mfg. sticker is still on the back. Be sure to check my other listings for more great finds. Please read all terms below before you bid. Thanks and good luck. TERMS: Most of the items I sell are gently used collectables. I try to make my descriptions as honest and accurate as possible. Questions are always welcome, this includes requests for more pictures, please ask before you bid. Please contact me within 3 days of auctions end with your payment intentions. Buyer pays shipping and insurance. Insurance is usually optional but highly recomended. Payment should be received within 10 days of auction ending. I accept Paypal, Money Orders and Personnal checks. Checks must clear before item is shipped. I use the feedback forum for every completed auction. Be sure to check my other listings, the queen always has a variety of treasures. THANKS FOR LOOKING IN AND HAVE FUN!

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