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1922 Pabst Corp Issued to and Signed by Fred Pabst Jr.
1922 Pabst Corp Issued to and Signed by Fred Pabst Jr.
1922 Pabst Corp Issued to and Signed by Fred Pabst Jr.
 
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**Exceptional 1922 Pabst Corporation Treasury Stock Certificate – Signed by Fred Pabst Jr.**
Explore this rare and historically significant Pabst Corporation Treasury Stock Certificate from 1922. Issued for 500 shares, this vintage document features the clear signature of President Fred Pabst Jr. on the reverse, along with signatures from Vice President Harry W. Marsh and Secretary Edward Loebl. With low Certificate #63, this piece is a highly sought-after collectible, as stock certificates from the Pabst Corporation are exceedingly rare—most originate from the Pabst Brewing Company. This certificate represents treasury stock of the Pabst parent company, adding to its uniqueness and historical importance.

**A Brief History of Pabst Brewing and the Pabst Corporation**
Founded in Milwaukee in 1844 by Jacob Best, the Pabst Brewing Company began as a small local brewery. The company truly expanded when Frederick Pabst acquired it in the late 1800s. His sons, Gustave and Frederick Jr., played pivotal roles in modernizing the brewery and driving its growth. Thanks to their leadership, Pabst became one of America's most prominent and beloved breweries, known nationwide for its quality beers. Despite challenges during Prohibition when alcohol production was banned, the company persevered. In recent decades, Pabst experienced a resurgence, leveraging its nostalgic appeal and embracing craft beer trends to maintain its legendary status in American brewing history.

This historic stock certificate is a must-have for collectors, beer enthusiasts, and those interested in the legacy of one of America's most iconic breweries.