USBC 1083310OIIRTP

Hornung's Cream Ale Flat Top Can

Jacob Hornung • Philadelphia, PA IRTP era, 1935 to 1950

Hornung's Cream Ale Can History

Produced by the Jacob Hornung Brewing Company in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, the Hornung's Cream Ale flat top represents an important chapter in Pennsylvania breweriana. Jacob Hornung operated out of Philadelphia's Tioga neighborhood, maintaining a strong local presence in a competitive regional brewing hub alongside contemporaries such as Esslinger, Poth, and C. Schmidt & Sons.

The can features bold period graphics with prominent branding, distinct lettering for the cream ale designation, and standard mandatory brewery text. Across its manufacturing history, variations exist with subtle differences in text layout, manufacturer markings, and panel accents.

Because Jacob Hornung was primarily a regional producer rather than a national conglomerate, surviving flat tops from the brewery—particularly specialty offerings like cream ales—are popular focal points for East Coast and regional breweriana collections celebrating Philadelphia's rich brewing heritage.

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Can Details

USBC #:1083310
Brand:HORNUNG'S CREAM
BrewALE
CityPhiladelphia
StatePennsylvania
Size12 oz
TypeFlat Top
Faces1
BreweryUnknown Brewery
MandatoryJacob Hornung
ReferenceUSBC1 83-31
Attributes:Opening InstructionsInternal Revenue Tax Paid
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