The Buffalo Brewing Company was a thriving business west of the Mississippi River and was successful in other countries such as Russia and China. Even during the prohibition, the company was able to survive until closing its doors in 1949. This self-framed tin sign of 1910 is a great piece of American history. The illustration features a lovely backdrop and is surrounded by an Edwardian border, whilst advertising their famed New Brew Export and Bohemian Pale Export labeled on the four bottles. There are scratches and slight spots of oxidation with minor indications of discoloration. . Condition: (Fair - Good). Dimensions: 28-1/2"T x 22"W.