Horton Ale Quart
City • New York, NY IRTP era, 1935 to 1950
The Horton Ale Quart Cone Top
The Horton Ale Quart is a notable package produced under the City Brewing banner in New York, New York. Bearing the recognizable Horton trade dress, this quart represents a classic chapter of New York City brewing history, closely intertwined with the operations of Horton Pilsener Brewing Company and the Greater New York Brewery.
Manufactured on Continental Can Company's Cap-Sealed quart container format, the design features bold Horton branding. The can includes the "Internal Revenue Tax Paid" (IRTP) statement along its legal paneling, marking its heritage within the mid-century tax era.
For collectors of metropolitan New York breweriana, the City Brewing mandatory version holds a distinct place. Known variations exist across the Horton quart series, differing in seam-side panel text, canning marks, and mandatory line alterations, including examples where the bottom brewery text was blacked out during corporate transitions. Because quart-sized cans were manufactured in far smaller quantities than standard 12-ounce containers, the Horton Ale Quart remains a sought-after artifact of regional brewing history.
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| Price | Title | Platform | Date |
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| $513.00 | Horton Ale Quart Cone Top 212-8 | Morean | 5/19/2024 |
| $40.00 | 1940 Horton Ale Quart Cone Top Can 212-08 Ridgewood New York | Tavern Trove | 5/14/2023 |
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