Feiganspan P.o.n. Bock Flat Top Can

Feigenspan P.O.N. Bock Flat Top

Produced by the Christian Feigenspan Brewing Company in Newark, New Jersey, the Feigenspan P.O.N. Bock flat top represents a celebrated chapter in Mid-Atlantic brewing history. The acronym "P.O.N." stood for the brewery's trademark slogan, "Pride of Newark," a proud identity that defined the company's marketing from its late nineteenth-century founding through its eventual acquisition by P. Ballantine & Sons.

While Feigenspan distributed substantial volumes of its flagship ales and lagers, the seasonal bock was packaged in much smaller numbers. Because bock was traditionally brewed for a limited spring release, cans bearing the bock designation are considerably scarcer and more sought after by breweriana collectors than standard year-round offerings.

Manufactured with an Internal Revenue Tax Paid (IRTP) statement, the can displays the bold typography and classic bock styling characteristic of early American Can Company containers. Subtle variations of the can exist across different production runs, featuring minor differences in mandatory brewery text, font sizing, and graphic placement relative to the side seam. Due to the brief production period of seasonal bock runs prior to the brewery's closure, this can remains a standout centerpiece in regional and East Coast breweriana collections.