Mark W. Rummel posted this photo on March 8, 2013 in the Facebook Group “You know you are from Sebewaing, MI when …”.  He said “Interesting question: This “Old Style Beer” label is for sale today on eBay. It was a Sebewaing Brewing Company product, I’d say from the early 1940s (due to the “Internal Revenue Tax Paid” line, which was common after Prohibition ended.)

My question: Did anyone know the Brewery made a 32 oz product? That’s the size bottle this label was placed on. I never knew this. I thought all bottles were brown glass 12 oz. long necks then (followed by shorties which were also 12 oz., in the early 1960s.) So this was kinda like a family size bottle, I guess. What was “Old Style” anyway? Does anyone have other ideas?”

Here are the comments from the post:

Arlene Nimtz Schweitzer I have the bottle cap that goes with this.

Mark W Rummel Wow, Arlene, very neat. I just didn’t know much about Old Style. I had heard the name but am not familiar, especially the 32 oz size bottle.

William Harder Huron county also had quartz bottles to I see more of the 32 oz then I do of the 12 oz lion bottles which one is more rare u can pick up a lot of the labels at us beer labels dot com for the third of the price

William Harder I won it

Thank you to Mark W. Rummel for posting the photo and all of those who took the time to comment in Facebook.