Negative, Sheet Film

One color negative image of four different Stroh's beer labels over time. All the labels are for Stroh's Bohemian Style beer. They all feature the crackle design and the red and gold Stroh lion emblem.

Top: The label reads "Special Bottling for Family Use, Telephone Main 316." Small font on the upper outer edge of the label reads "Highest Award And Medal Worlds Fair 1893." The label is from 1905.

Right: Due to Prohibition, the label states the beer was produced by the Stroh Products Company. The label is from 1930.

Bottom: The label introduces a small red banner that reads "Full Pre-War Strength" referring to post-World War I. The label has changed back to the Stroh Brewery Company. The label is from around 1934.

Left: The red banner on the label now reads "Served Wherever Quality Counts." The color of the label changed to yellow. The label is from 1940.