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Item: Vintage Beer Tap Handles (each sold separately) Approximate Dimensions: Pete's Wicked Summer Brew - 7.5 in. long Pete's Wicked Springfest - 9.25 in. long [SOLD OUT] Blue Ridge Golden - 9.75 in. Crispin Super-Premium Cider - 10 in. long Dos Equis Special - 12 in. long Foster's Special Bitter - 12.25 in. long Murphy's Irish Amber - 11 in. long Newcastle Summer Ale - 11 in. long Sierra Nevada Tumbler Autumn Brown Ale (Ruthless Rye IPA) - 12.75 in. long Condition: Used / Good All items (except those that are specifically listed) have natural ware but are free from major defects Please expect items to have small dents, minor discoloration and/or minor label tears Foster's Special Bitter - This item should be considered more worn than the rest. There's paint peeling around the top of the handle; refer to photos (8) and (9) History: Before 1785, beer was served right from the cask; sometimes the cask would have to be carried right to the customer. Serving in this way is called "cask ale". But after this time, a hydraulic engineer named Joseph Bramah invented and patented the "beer engine". This machine changed the way the public received their beer. Casks could now remain chilled in the basement, while the engine pumped it upwards. There were still a few bugs with this invention however, the engine seemed to produce too much foam and could give the beer a "dead" flavor. John Lofting is credited for expanding upon this idea, although he original held a patient for a fire engine. It was said his invention had, "also projected a very useful engine for starting of beer, and other liquors which will draw from 20 to 30 barrels an hour, which are completely fixed with brass joints and screws at reasonable rates". For more drinkware and bar décor click the link below: https://www.etsy.com/shop/SunnyBeachEssence?section_id=18551573 For more cozy room décor click the link below: https://www.etsy.com/shop/SunnyBeachEssence?section_id=27210354 Please note: All vintage and antique items are sold in "As Is" condition.

Specifications  Total Living Area: 1664 sq ft Main Living Area: 1143 sq ft Upper Living Area: 521 sq ft Unfinished Basement Area: 1143 sq ft Garage Area: 419 sq ft Garage Type: Attached Garage Bays: 2 Foundation Types: Basement Exterior Walls: 2x4 House Width: 55'0 House Depth: 38'0 Number of Stories: 2 Bedrooms: 3 Full Baths: 2 Half Baths: 1 Max Ridge Height: 23'0 from Front Door Floor Level Primary Roof Pitch: 10:12 Roof Load: 47 psf Roof Framing: Truss Porch: 211 sq ft Formal Dining Room: Yes FirePlace: Yes 1st Floor Master: Yes Main Ceiling Height: 8'0 Upper Ceiling Height: 8'0 * May require additional drawing time. Special Features: Front Porch Mudroom

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