We are finally selling much of our Anheuser-Busch/Budweiser steins collection. Most of the steins have never been display and all are in near mint condition. The only thing preventing them from a mint classification is a little dust and the fingerprints from removing them from their boxes to take pictures for this website. All of the steins come in their original boxes. All of the pictures are of the actual steins - we don't believe in "borrowing" the pictures from other websites. And all of the descriptions found for the steins are either transcribed from the stein's box or from the Anheuser-Busch Steins Official Collector's Guide, for consistency and accuracy in the descriptions.

We believe the prices we have listed for our steins are fair - we are selling our steins, not giving them away. Please shop around to compare. If you still don't agree with our pricing, just contact us and we will see what we can do to entertain your offer. All sales will be billed through PayPal, though we will accept money orders by arrangement. Shipping will be through USPS or UPS, extra insurance is optional.

Please take a look at what we have to offer. If you have any questions or comments, contact us and we will respond as quickly as possible.

This stein celebrates the 150th Anniversary of Anheuser-Busch. On one side is a portrait of Eberhard Anheuser, who purchased the Bavarian Brewery in 1852. The opposite side depicts Adolphus Busch, Anheuser's son-in-law. The bustling Anheuser-Busch brewery circa 1880 is featured in ceramic relief in the center of the stein. The pewter thumbrest features the famous "cork caution" proclaimed by Adolphus Busch: Caution See That Every Cork Is Branded Anheusers.

CS537 Sovereign of the Sky Stein

This magnificent hand-crafted, hand-painted porcelain German stein captures the remarkable strength and grace of the bald eagle. This unique stein accurately depict the eagle's broad, outstretched wings. Pewter thumbrest accented with gold-plated A&Eagle logo.

CS81 1988 Winter Olympic Games Stein

This lidded stein pays tribute to the 1988 Winter Olympic Games hosted by Calgary, Canada. The vivid artwork depicts exciting Olympic events such as skiing, speed skating and ice hockey. The detailed band at top features shields from participating countries.

CS91 1988 Bud Summer Olympic Games Stein

This commemorative stein honors the athletes competing in the 1988 Summer Olympics in Seoul, South Korea. The relief stein depicts Olympic events including swimming, boxing and track and field. The blue band at bottom is decorated with shields from many of the countries that participated in the events. This stein also features a pewter lid with thumbrest.

N6003 Indianapolis 500 Stein

1996 Indianapolis 500 stein. This 5 1/4" stein was made in Germany by Gerz. Features older race cars in 5 cameos on the stein. History of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway is found on bottom of the stein. Individually numbered.

CS201 A&Eagle Trademark I Stein w/Tin

The first stein in the A&Eagle Trademark Series of four remembers the famous Anheuser-Busch A&Eagle symbol dating from 1872-1885. The uniquely shaped stein, dramatically colored in black, has an antique design with richly colored trim and detailed relief. This edition was sold with a matching octagonal tin.

CS218 A&Eagle Trademark II Stein w/Tin

Second in the series of four, this stein continues the historical development of the A&Eagle logo. Featuring the logos of the 1890s, with the eagle's wings spread, this detailed relief stein marks the time period when Anheuser-Busch became America's leading brewery. This edition was sold with a matching octagonal tin.

CS238 A&Eagle Trademark III Stein w/Tin

The third stein in the series chronicles the evolution of the famous A&Eagle symbol over a period of almost 50 years. Three early versions of the logo are features: those used in the 1890s-1900s, 1910s and 1930s. The logos are displayed against black vignettes. This edition was sold with a matching octagonal tin.

CS255 A&Eagle Trademark IV Stein w/Tin

A unique stein series comes to an end with this fourth and final edition. Three versions of the famous Anheuser-Busch A&Eagle logo are shown--those used during the 1930s, 1950s and 1970s. the design also features intricate patterns around the logos. This edition was sold with a matching octagonal tin.

CS376 Yellowstone Stein

A salute to some of the most picturesque places on the American landscape, this series continues with a look into Yellowstone. A detailed illustration by artist Hans Droog displays a variety of native plants and animals, including bobcat, ferret, bison, fir trees, oaks, wildflowers and more. A moose is featured on the lid's ceramic inlay.

CS293 Winter Stein

Each stein in this series of four details the American bald eagle in a different seasonal setting. Artist Bud Kemper has created magnificant artwork that wraps around the body of the stein, with this first edition showcasing the bald eagle in a Rocky Mountain winter scene. The lid's ceramic inlay features a bald eagle portrait, and the thumbrest is in the shape of a "fan" of eagle feathers.

CS365 Spring Stein

This second edition in the series showcases two American bald eagles in a spring setting, against a mountain background. An additional illustration, by artist Bud Kemper, appears on the ceramic inlay in the pewter lid. The handle features a portrait of the bald eagle.

CS452 Summer Stein

This third edition depicts the magnificent bald eagle clutching its catch, framed against a summer mountain scene. Each stein in this series of four depicts the American bald eagle in a different seasonal environment.

CS338 Rainbow Trout Stein

This second edition in the series features the colorful rainbow trout. The magnificent artwork of artist Don Kueker details two brilliant rainbows--one of them ready to take a fisherman's fly. The illustration encircles the entire body of the stein.

CS211 The 1994 Budweiser Holiday Stein - Hometown Holiday

Longtime Anheuser-Busch stein artist Bud Kemper provides the inspiration for the 15th edition in the Budweiser Holiday Stein Series. The detailed illustration features a delighted American family admiring the Budweiser Clydesdale hitch, which has come to town for Christmas.

CS287 1997 St. Pat's Stein - "Luck O' The Longneck"

This seventh edition in the ongoing series combines detailed ceramic relief with a full color illustration of three leprechauns who have discovered a longneck bottle of Budweiser in their hollow tree home. Rough tree bark frames the main artwork, with the Budweiser logo centered at the top.

CS332 1998 St. Pat's Stein - "Erin Go Budweiser"

The eighth edition in this series showcases six tiny leprechauns "parading" with a full bottle of Budweiser. Two of the leprechauns provide the music for their three friends carrying the bottle, while another rides on top waving a banner reading, "Erin Go Budweiser." Green shamrocks are repeated throughout the stein and on the handle.

CS385 1999 St. Pat's Stein - "The Bud That Got Away"

This ninth edition in the Budweiser St. Patrick's Day Series depicts, at first, a peaceful fishing scene, and continues with three prankish leprechauns quietly sneaking away with the Budweiser from the fisherman's cooler.

CS531 2003 St. Pat's Stein - "Tradition and Heritage"

In celebration of St. Patrick's Day, this 12th edition stein pays homage to Ireland's rolling green countryside and centries-old castles. The stein's handle is embellished with shamrocks in ceramic relief.

CS578 2004 St. Pat's Stein

This ceramic stein features images of an Irish castle, traditional Irish musical instruments, plus the Budweiser, crown logo over a map and flag of Ireland--all in a field of clover.

CB23 Club Members Only Stein - 2002 Edition - "1872 & 1886-1889"

Known around the world as a symbol of Anheuser-Busch, the A&Eagle appears in its first two versions on this richly detailed, 11 1/2" tall ceramic relief stein. The 1872 A&Eagle - the design first registered with the U.S. Patent Office - is shown on one side, while the 1886-1889 A&Eagle appears on the other.

CB26 Club Members Only Stein - 2003 Edition - "1890 & 1895-1898"

The well-known Anheuser-Busch A&Eagle appears in two 19th Century versions on the ceramic relief stein. The 1890 A&Eagle is featured on one side and the 1895-1898 A&Eagle on the other.

CS378 Air Force Stein

This stein series continues with a salute to the men and women of the U.S. Air Force. A detailed collage illustration, wrapping around the entire body of the stein, depicts the efforts of Air Force personnel. The seal of the U.S. Air Force is centered at the bottom of the stein and deeply etched in pewter on the thumbrest.

CS530 A Proud Heritage Stein - Signed by Jim Wainwright

The first-ever Anheuser-Busch Exclusive Event Piece, celebrates the strength and beauty of The World Famous Budweiser^® Clydesdales. The stein's bottom stamp includes The International Gift & Collectible Expo logo, event date and host city.

CB10 Membership Stein 1999 - "The Golden Age of Brewing, Circa 1898"

A look at the early years of brewing is recreated on this 1999 Membership Stein. An illustration of the Anheuser-Busch Brew House is flanked by beer bottles and an A&Eagle logo. The sides f the stein showcase the delivery aspect of the brewery -- steamboats and railroad cars. The handle is in the shape of the famous pocketknife used by Adolphus Busch as his calling card.

CB14 Membership Stein 2000 - "Born To Greatness"

This Membership Stein chronicles the life of a Clydesdale named Mike and his aspiration to one day join the World Famous Budweiser Clydesdale hitch team. Illustrations depict Mike as a foal with his mother Micaela and as the hitch member he may become. The stein is topped with a pewter lid and sculpted Clydesdale head. Detailed scrollwork decorates the handle.

CB17 Membership Stein 2001 - "Living the Legacy" - Signed by Jim Wainwright

This tribute to the World Famous Budweiser^® Clydesdales displays a main illustration of a mighty Clydesdale hitch in full parade dress, with a deep hand-painted Clydesdale head on either side. A cameo of a Dalmation appears at the back of the stein.

CB21 Membership Stein 2002 - "Busch's Inn"

Built in 1914, Busch's Inn was the first restaurant opened by Anheuser-Busch. This stein recreates all the Inn's features -- stucco facade with exposed timbers, clapboard roof, stork's nest atop the roof and more. Neighborhood sights are also included, such as a livery and blacksmith's shop, homes, church steeples -- as well as residents and tradesmen, like the Budweiser deliveryman and Innkeeper.

CB7 Membership Stein 1998 - "Old World Heritage"

The subject of this exquisite Membership Stein is the legacy of quality beer brewing at Anheuser-Busch and the people who made it possible. Three full color illustrations depict early workers who contributed to the brewing process. Surrounding the artwork is delicate scrollwork in ceramic relief. The rising pewter lid is etched with a hop and barley motif.

CS500 Bald Eagle Stein

The bald eagle is majestically represented from young eaglet to mature bird in flight in this first edition stein, rendered in hand-painted ceramic with a cobalt blue background. This stein's handle and unique "footed" base are extensions of the scene portrayed on the stein.

CS581 Wolf Stein

This second edition depicts a pack of gray wolves on a moonlit winter's night. The hand-painted bas-relief portrait is so detailed, it even gives an indication of the long, glossy guard hairs on the wolf's overcoat. Handle and unique "footed" base are extensions of the scene portrayed on the stein. Cobalt blue background, pewter lid features ceramic wolf figurine.

CS471 Run for the Moment Stein

The first edition in this series captures the genuine beauty and mysterious spirit of the gray wolf (also known as the timber wolf). The painting features a pack of five wolves running through the newly fallen snow, against a backdrop of snow-covered evergreens and mountains.

CS506 Generations Stein

This second edition features a mother playing with her four cubs, with three elders of the pack lazily observing the action from the shade nearby. The stein's pewter lid is etched with a series of running wolves and features a ceramic inlay displaying a full-color close-up of a gray wolf. This series honors one of nature's most beautiful and most misunderstood creatures...the wolf.