Rare antique Pabst cheese crate with original Blue Label advertising graphics from Chicago, Illinois. Professionally packed for fragile shipment. Ships next business day. Full refund if damaged in transit. Authentic 1920s–1930s wooden advertising box with strong farmhouse, breweriana, primitive, and industrial decor appeal.
A genuine early 20th century Pabst-Ett Corporation wooden shipping crate used for processed cheese distribution, retaining its original printed side graphics and honest age-earned patina. This is the type of authentic advertising piece collectors seek because it crosses multiple markets: breweriana due to the Pabst connection, antique advertising, primitive wood decor, farmhouse interiors, kitchen display, and industrial Americana.
Constructed of solid wood with original corner fasteners, open-top form, and rich dark aged finish. The side panel still shows the desirable Pabst script branding with Blue Label markings, while the end panel reads American Pabst Pasteurized Process Cheese. Far more desirable than modern reproductions because this is a true survivor with original wear, surface character, and untouched vintage presence.
Excellent for shelf styling, bar display, kitchen counter storage, coffee station organization, bottle display, collectibles storage, workshop decor, man cave display, or general farmhouse accent use. Narrow rectangular form makes it practical while remaining visually strong.
Condition shows authentic antique wear including scuffs, edge wear, fading to graphics, staining, age marks, and expected imperfections from commercial use nearly a century ago. Structurally sound with strong display appeal. Please review all photos carefully for exact condition and measurements.
Approximate size: 16 in long x 8 in deep x 4 in high. Era: 1920s–1930s Maker: Pabst-Ett Corporation Origin: Chicago, Illinois Material: Wood
