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Breweriana collecting
imply vast sphere of various
collecting scopes and people collect all directly or indirectly related with beer. For
every collector is most important and most interesting what he/she devote
concrete, but categorisation and equal terminology is necessary by professional point
of view. SABH accepted exact categorisation of beer souvenirs based on several steers. We tolerate
also different opinions, but somebody had to do it and this categorisation is based on most steers of SABH establishment conference participants.
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A. MAIN DOMAINS
Articles, which
are used in sale and belong to pack or articles, which are used for consummation.
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A-1 Beer labels
A-2 Cans
A-3 Beer
mats (coasters)
A-4 Crown
caps
A-5 Glasses
A-6 Steins,
mugs
A-7 Kegs
5L
A-8 Bottles
A-9 Caps for Kegs
A-10 PVC glasses
A-11 Alu foil
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B. SECONDARY DOMAINS
Articles, which
are used for consummation and publicity only
as advertising, instructional or educational stuff.
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B-1 Promotive notices
B-2 Openers
B-3 Checks
B-4 Literature
about beer
B-5 Postcards
B-6 Breweries
photography
B-7 Dropcatcher
B-8 Silicone stickers
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C. HISTORICAL DOMAINS
Articles, written
or other documentary stuff, which relate with brewing
history and already is not used
at present time.
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C-1 Old bottles
C-2 History
of breweries
C-3 Historical
documents
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D. ADDITIONAL DOMAINS
Articles, souvenirs
and other stuff, which are used only for advertising
and they are not related with production, sale or consummation.
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D-1 Advertising stickers
D-2 Pins,
badges
D-3 Posters,
placards
D-4 Lighters
D-5 Ashtrays
D-6 Pens
and pencil
D-7 Key
rings
D-8 Gags
about beer
D-9 Stands
on mats
D-10 Flags
D-11 Pocket calendars
D-12 Brochures
D-13 Plastic bags
D-14 Flat caps
D-15 T-shirts
D-16 Tablecloths
D-17 Aprons
D-18 Matches
D-19 Playing cards
D-20 Phone cards
D-21 Trucks
D-22 Match labels
D-23 Bottle crates
D-24 Beer trays
D-25 Calling cards
D-26 Umbrellas
D-27 Table
napkins
D-28 Sugar
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Brewery logo or other
brewing sign on article is condition
for entry to additional domains. Categorisation is not definite and can be upgraded
due to collectors interest.
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