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1 - Pint Local - Leinenkugel's Brewer Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin
| Issuer | Leinenkugel's Brewing Company |
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| Size | 51 x 26 mm |
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| Obverse description | Solid royal blue ground with all lettering in white. Upper field carries the legend "GOOD FOR A PINT" in block capitals, below which the word "LOCAL" appears in large display type. The brewery's cursive script trademark occupies the centre, preceded by "AT". Redemption conditions are stated in the lower panel. |
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| Reverse description | Entirely plain royal blue field with no printed text, vignette, or device; the uniform solid colour matches the obverse ground. |
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Leinenkugel's has operated continuously in Chippewa Falls since Jacob Leinenkugel founded the brewery in 1867, making it one of the longer-running regional breweries in the upper Midwest. This trade token note — redeemable for a pint at the source — belongs to a tradition of brewery-issued scrip that largely died out with the spread of standardized cash registers and liquor licensing reforms through the mid-twentieth century. Miller Brewing acquired a majority stake in Leinenkugel's in 1988, though the family retained operational control and the Chippewa Falls facility continued brewing.