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1 Pint Beer - Haufschildt's Brew Haus Weyauwega, Wisconsin
| Issuer | Haufschildt's Brew Haus, Weyauwega, Wisconsin |
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| Type | Vouchers |
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| Obverse description | Central circular vignette of a foaming beer mug printed in yellow-gold, encircled by the establishment's name and address in letterpress. The bold black trade name "HAUFSCHILDT'S BREW HAUS" spans the center, with the redemption legend printed vertically along the right margin on plain grey stock. |
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| Obverse lettering | GREAT FOOD & GOOD TIMES HAUFSCHILDT'S BREW HAUS 111 E MAIN ST WEYAUWEGA, WI GOOD FOR ONE PINT OF BEER |
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A trade token printed on paper rather than struck in metal — unusual for a tavern scrip of this type. Weyauwega, in Waupaca County, had a modest but active German-immigrant brewing culture in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, and paper drink tokens of this kind were a low-cost alternative to celluloid or brass checks when a house wanted to pre-sell rounds or account for employee tabs. At 34 x 21 mm, this is closer in scale to a ticket stub than a banknote, almost certainly cut from a printed sheet in-house.