Iron City Tahitian 1956 10th Reunion Can

Princeton 1956 Tahitian Tenth Can

The Iron City Tahitian 1956 10th Reunion Can was produced by the Pittsburgh Brewing Company in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Specially commissioned for Princeton University's Class of 1956 tenth reunion, held in 1966, the can highlights the event's Polynesian motif, titled the "Tahitian Tenth".

Pittsburgh Brewing Company frequently collaborated with Ivy League alumni associations—especially Princeton University classes—to issue custom graphic cans for milestone gatherings. These commemorative cans were produced in limited batches for private distribution to reunion attendees on campus in Princeton, New Jersey, rather than through standard retail distribution channels.

The can design captures the mid-century Polynesian-pop aesthetic popular during the era, incorporating island-inspired imagery alongside class reunion markings and classic Iron City branding. It remains an interesting crossover piece bridging collegiate history and mid-century breweriana from the historic Pittsburgh brewery.