Mr. Wilbur Feltner and His Collection of Beer Steins

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[@csaint6780]

WOW! Great collection you have Sir, thanks for posting it. Cheers from Canada!

[@CotruliaGallery]

I hope you are doing well today. My old friend. I have a really old 1. I reserved it until I get to the shop. Nice video

[@shadbanta14]

such beautiful steins. my grandfather collects them too

[@tenbroeck1958]

I started collecting steins to reclaim some of my roots. I grew up in a German-American neighborhood in the Mid-Atlantic. Several of my friend's father had a basement bar, complete with old German beer ads and beer steins. When I finally bought my own house, I recreated that look in my basement, and started adding to the steins that were gifted to me over the years. I will never have hundreds of them, but I probably have about 30, 15 of which are true antiques - several are cheap, and I just like the look of them. Prost!

[@mathbrandao]

Hi, I'm from Fortaleza, CE, Brazil. I have one Imperial German WWI Era Kaiserliche Marine Navy 1st High Seas Torpedo Boat Flotilla Beer Stein - dated 1907-1910. It is marked with "Mtr. Petersen". I didn't know it was so valuable. Wish I could read more about it history.

[@lazarusblackwell6988]

I just ordered my first Stein The artwork that was carved into it blew me away I just knew i HAD TO HAVE IT These things are made with so much love

[@Santi-pp7zs]

Where did you buy yours? I’ve been thinking of buying one

[@luke8852]

@@Santi-pp7zs hey man best option is going on Facebook marketplace and OfferUp near u. Your gonna find nothing authentic online.😁

[@yournostroleeoleeolees.]

Crazy.... It would be cool to see that Collection.

[@garyhenson3872]

sure wish he gave some collector tips. Such as how to spot a fake.

[@sarahsbooks]

This is delightful but I’m so confused what the connection is to the university 😂

[@georgetucker336]

Nice information. Nice collection.

[@johnsobery]

Is this display still available?

[@smokinjoesmokinjoe85]

I have a beer stein that’s very old if you’re interested make me an offer

[@corporaltempest4184]

xD

[@chriswhitworth7133]

Iv got a stein I’d like to show you if possible

[@dgoettel13]

Did he ever get back to you? Send me a pic

[@angelastahl3453]

I have just the perfect Stein to add to your remarkable collection .... Please make contact Serious antique collectors only I have so many My grandparents had an excellent business

[@alexanderdavis5884]

What song is playing in the background?

[@jonnda]

Shazam says it’s “Never On Sunday” by Claude Piaf

[@tomikrovio]

the song is "Never on Sunday and it was written by Manos Hatzidakis. The song won the Academy Award for Best Original Song for the film "The Children of Piraeus" in 1960 directed by Jules Dassin and since then it has been recorded in a number of languages and artists.

[@funnyman9382]

would you be willing to donate these steins to my collection when you don't need them anymore? I wouldn't sell any of them

[@LanceEdwardLeichtle]

funnyman9382 no they’re his you don’t need them :(

[@punkprops]

@@LanceEdwardLeichtle Plus he passed on a year agoish. Too late!

[@brianmarshall4669]

Seems like a nice collection. Years on some Of the pieces he talks about are a bit off. And the origin story he tells about the plague is a common misconception. There is not a single shred of evidence supporting that therory.

[@normanparatore2698]

Agree. The myth about lids on steins is particularily glaring. A lot of the regimental steins shown are reproductions done in the 1960s to the 1980s.