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| NOTE: The images found in the Ad Art Gallery at Nostalgiaville are chosen for their historic and nostalgic significance and are not available for sale at this site. We do, however, recommend our sister site, MEMORY ROAD, as a possible source for any of the ads you may be viewing. If you will describe the ad and its catalog number, ask for any information, and click on this E-MAIL, you may expect a prompt reply on any request. |
| SCHLITZ Magazine Ads (Click on ad outlined in Blue for enlargement) |
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| SCHLITZ | SCHLITZ | SCHLITZ | SCHLITZ | SCHLITZ | SCHLITZ | SCHLITZ | SCHLITZ |
| 1899-1 | 1899-2 | 1900-1 | 1900-2 | 1900-3 | 1900-4 | 1900-5 | 1900-6 |
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| SCHLITZ | SCHLITZ | SCHLITZ | SCHLITZ | SCHLITZ | SCHLITZ | SCHLITZ | SCHLITZ |
| 1901-1 | 1901-2 | 1901-3 | 1902-1 | 1902-2 | 1902-3 | 1902-4 | 1903-1 |
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| SCHLITZ | SCHLITZ | SCHLITZ | SCHLITZ | SCHLITZ | SCHLITZ | SCHLITZ | SCHLITZ |
| 1903-2 | 1903-3 | 1903-4 | 1905-1 | 1905-2 | 1906-1 | 1906-2 | 1907-1 |
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| SCHLITZ | SCHLITZ | SCHLITZ | SCHLITZ | SCHLITZ | SCHLITZ | SCHLITZ | SCHLITZ |
| 1907-2 | 1908-1 | 1908-2 | 1914-1 | 1936-1 | 1937-1 | 1937-2 | 1937-3 |
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Schlitz switched from clear to brown bottle to protect the taste of its beer |
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| SCHLITZ | SCHLITZ | SCHLITZ | SCHLITZ | SCHLITZ | SCHLITZ | SCHLITZ | SCHLITZ |
| 1937-4 | 1938-1 | 1939-1 | 1939-2 | 1939-3 | 1939-4 | 1940-1 | 1940-2 |
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Squat "Steinie" bottles introduced. Beer in cone top cans was begun.. First colored ads appeared |
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| SCHLITZ | SCHLITZ | SCHLITZ | SCHLITZ | SCHLITZ | SCHLITZ | SCHLITZ | SCHLITZ |
| 1940-3 | 1940-4 | 1940-5 | 1940-6 | 1941-1 | 1941-2 | 1941-3 | 1941-4 |
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The famous Schlitz bear appeared in its advertising. |
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| SCHLITZ | SCHLITZ | SCHLITZ | SCHLITZ | SCHLITZ | SCHLITZ | SCHLITZ | SCHLITZ |
| 1942-1 | 1942-2 | 1943-1 | 1943-2 | 1943-3 | 1944-1 | 1944-2 | 1944-3 |
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Glamorous women made their debut in Schlitz ads. "Just the kiss of the hops" slogan introduced. |
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| SCHLITZ | SCHLITZ | SCHLITZ | SCHLITZ | SCHLITZ | SCHLITZ | SCHLITZ | SCHLITZ |
| 1944-4 | 1945-1 | 1945-2 | 1945-3 | 1945-4 | 1945-5 | 1946-1 | 1946-2 |
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Patriotic pitches were made by Schlitz during World War II. |
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| SCHLITZ | SCHLITZ | SCHLITZ | SCHLITZ | SCHLITZ | SCHLITZ | SCHLITZ | SCHLITZ |
| 1946-3 | 1946-4 | 1946-5 | 1946-6 | 1946-7 | 1946-8 | 1947-1 | 1947-2 |
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| SCHLITZ | SCHLITZ | SCHLITZ | SCHLITZ | SCHLITZ | SCHLITZ | SCHLITZ | SCHLITZ |
| 1947-3 | 1947-4 | 1947-5 | 1947-6 | 1947-7 | 1947-8 | 1947-9 | 1947-10 |
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| SCHLITZ | SCHLITZ | SCHLITZ | SCHLITZ | SCHLITZ | SCHLITZ | SCHLITZ | SCHLITZ |
| 1948-1 | 1948-2 | 1948-3 | 1948-4 | 1948-5 | 1948-6 | 1948-7 | 1948-8 |
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| SCHLITZ | SCHLITZ | SCHLITZ | SCHLITZ | SCHLITZ | SCHLITZ | SCHLITZ | SCHLITZ |
| 1948-9 | 1948-10 | 1949-1 | 1949-2 | 1949-3 | 1949-4 | 1949-5 | 1949-6 |
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| SCHLITZ | SCHLITZ | SCHLITZ | SCHLITZ | SCHLITZ | SCHLITZ | SCHLITZ | SCHLITZ |
| 1949-7 | 1949-8 | 1949-9 | 1949-10 | 1950-1 | 1950-2 | 1950-3 | 1950-4 |
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| SCHLITZ | SCHLITZ | SCHLITZ | SCHLITZ | SCHLITZ | SCHLITZ | SCHLITZ | SCHLITZ |
| 1950-5 | 1950-6 | 1950-7 | 1950-8 | 1950-9 | 1951-1 | 1951-2 | 1951-3 |
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| SCHLITZ | SCHLITZ | SCHLITZ | SCHLITZ | SCHLITZ | SCHLITZ | SCHLITZ | SCHLITZ |
| 1951-4 | 1951-5 | 1951-6 | 1951-7 | 1951-8 | 1951-9 | 1951-10 | 1951-11 |
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| 1951-12 |
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