USBC 2081190

Iron City Draft 12 Oz Tab Top Can

Pittsburgh • Pittsburgh, PA

Iron City Draft Tab Top Can

The Iron City Draft 12 Oz Tab Top Can represents a notable era in packaging from the historic Pittsburgh Brewing Company in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Pittsburgh Brewing Company made beverage history as a pioneer in the commercial adoption of tab-top cans through its collaboration with aluminum manufacturer Alcoa, cementing the Iron City name at the forefront of modern packaging innovation.

Featuring bold graphics and the classic Iron City emblem, this can was designed to showcase draft-style beer packaged directly into cans for off-premise consumption. Its lithographed exterior reflects the proud industrial heritage of western Pennsylvania, making it a prominent regional fixture of its era.

For breweriana collectors, the can holds historical significance due to Pittsburgh Brewing Company's groundbreaking role in packaging evolution. Known variations of the can exist across production runs, featuring differences in top lid stamping instructions, mandatory text placement, and subtle graphic adjustments. The Iron City Draft can remains an enduring artifact from one of America's classic regional brewing powerhouses.

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Can Details

USBC #:2081190
Brand:Iron City
BrewDRAFT
CityPittsburgh
StatePennsylvania
Size12 oz
Type10-12 oz
Can TypeStraight Steel
Top TypeTab Top
Faces2
BreweryUnknown Brewery
MandatoryPittsburgh
ReferenceUSBC2 81-19
Caption:1960 World Series
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