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The Hobby of Beer Stein Collecting A Brief History of Beer Steins Beer Stein Collector’s Glossary Collecting Antique Beer Steins The Lure of the Beer Stein What Does This Blasted Thing Say? The Practical Side of Stein Collecting Detecting Stein Repairs Antique Beer Stein Prices: Adjustments for Condition Character (Figural) Steins Schultz and Dooley, et al.: A Collector’s Guide Schultz and Dooley Character Stein Catalog The Steins of E. Bohne Söhne: An Introduction Bohne-Stahl Stein Catalog Introduction to Schierholz Character Steins Schierholz Stein Catalog Munich Child Character Steins: History and Mysteries Munich Child Character Stein Catalog Skull Stein Catalog Merkelbach & Wick Character Stein Catalog The Corona Characters: Steins With a Pedigree Looney Tunes Characters Why Character Steins? PKT: Germany’s Newest Steinmaker Man’s Best Friend: The Beer Steins Early Ceramic Steins (Pre-1850) 17th and 18th Century Stoneware and Faience Steins Kreussen Stoneware Historical Salt-Glazed Stoneware From Central Germany Westerwald Steinzeug: 1600-1914 Faience Steins A Very Concise History of Faience and a Listing of German Faience Factories Early Faience Stein Catalog Early Stoneware Stein Catalog Glass Steins Introduction to Glass Steins Glass Glossary: Terminology for the Glass Collector Glass Stein Manufacturing Techniques Glass Coloring Techniques Glass Decorating Techniques American Cut Glass Mettlach Steins Mettlach Beer Steins: An Introduction Mettlach Stein Catalog Forward to Mettlach Steinzeug 1885 – 1905 The Mettlach Occupationals The Mettlach Book Steins The Mettlach Tapestry Steins Variations Mettlach City Scene Steins Mettlach Decorations: Not Always What They Seem to Be Mettlach Brewery Stein Variations Mettlach Decorations That Vary by Size Mettlach Inlay Variations Artists Introducing Heinrich Schlitt Christian Warth: An Unknown Artist? Mettlach Artist Fritz Quidenus Beer Steins Designed by Franz Ringer The Artistic Contribution of Otto Hupp to the Manufacture of Stoneware in Mettlach Non-Mettlach Ceramic Steins (1850-1935) See also “Character Steins” Introduction to Diesinger Steins Diesinger Stein Catalog Introduction to Girmscheid Steins Girmscheid Stein Catalog Introduction to HR Steins Hauber & Reuther Stein Catalog Rare and Beautiful American Belleek Steins Porcelain Beer Steins Steins by Rookwood Pottery of Cincinnati, Ohio The August Saeltzer Factory “Royal Vienna” Steins Whites of Utica Catalogs Under Construction Marzi & Remy Stein Catalog Rosskopf & Gerz Stein Catalog Thewalt Stein Catalog Hanke Stein Catalog Metal Steins and Fittings Introduction to German Pewter Steins Silver-Plated Steins: A Brief History Metal Arts Glossary Pewter Fittings Through the Ages European Silver Quality Markings Modern Steins (Post-WWII) See also “Character Steins” Gerz “Limität” Steins (with Complete Catalog) The Unheralded KING A Stein Is Born Pewter-Banded Steins from Thewalt What is it — German or Chinese? The KING-Werk “Limität” Series Anheuser-Busch Anheuser-Busch Stein Catalog “Reinventing” Brewery Steins Which One Is It? CS-2, CS-28 or ? CS-1, CS-100, CS-213: Bud Man’s Many Variations Senior Grande Mug and Stein Variations Regimental/Military Steins Regimental Steins: A Brief History Austrian Regimental Steins Owner Designations on Regimental Steins U.S. Military Steins Student Association Steins Introduction to Student Association Steins Deciphering Student Association Symbols Themes on Steins “Father Jahn” and Athletic Motifs The Munich Oktoberfest & Its Beer Steins Munich Brewery Steins Occupational Steins Unusual Materials Ostrich Egg Drinking Vessels