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Unless noted, all steins shown are one-half liter in quantity and approximately7.5 to 9.0 inches high.

The young men of Germany in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries often treasured a stein as part of the memories of their time in military service under Germany’s compulsory military service obligation. The tradition of these “Regimental steins” has been carried on in these offerings.

Just the Beer Facts: The German immigrants brought Lager beer to the States and displaced ale. Brewers like Busch, Pabst, Yuengling, Schaefer, Ruppert, Coors, and others.

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CSA Flags - The soldiers of the South fought under many flags; not just the "Southern Cross" so many think of the THE Confederate flag. Here is a stein with a bit of a history lesson as well as just attractively displaying eight Confederate flags. Southern Heritage as you won't find anywhere else. Another Straubs' Internet exclusive! $33.75

Battle of Manassas/Bull Run #6550 - A beautiful stein replicating a painting of General P. G. T. Beauregard leading a charge at the First Battle of Manassas (also known as the Battle of Bull Run). The lid is topped with a pewter artillery cannon figurine, and decorated with stars, cannon balls, swords and “US” and “CS” symbols. $160.00

Battle of Manassas/Bull Run #6551 - The same scene as on #6550 but shorter and without the ornate lid. $ 39.95

	Battle of Gettysburg #6552 - The comprehensive wraparound scene on the body emphasizes General Armistead and Pickett's Charge during the battle. Gold leaf border and highly detailed three dimensional pewter lid complete this impressive stein. $160.00

Battle of Gettysburg #6554 - The high-water mark of the Confederacy occurred when General Armistead led the famed “Pickett’s Charge against the center of the Union line at Gettysburg. $39.95

	Until We Meet Again #4271- Jackson and his wife Mary Ann at their parting in Winchester, VA, 1862. $39.95

Review at Moss Neck #4272- A review of the troops by Generals Robert E. Lee, “Stonewall” Jackson and Lee’s son. $39.95

Follow Me Boys and Chamberlain's Charge #4273- Two heroic charges; one futile despite the bravery of the men; one that may have preserved the victory for the Union. $39.95

Lee at Fredricksburg and Jackson Enters Winchester #4274- Kunstler captures the awe and adoration the South felt for its two greatest generals. $39.95

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