Beer Signs, Steins, Tap Handles, and Gifts
We sell a wide variety of beer signs and neons as well as collectable beer steins and gifts.

Beer steins are a fun collectable ranging in cost from $15 to $250. We stock over 250 steins and can special order over 2,000 additional items. We carry every kind of stein: pewter, porcelain, glass, traditional steins imported from Germany, limited edition hand-painted steins, as well as novelty steins. Each will look great in your home bar.

We also carry the widely collected Anheuser-Busch series. AB collectibles have a huge following and have a particularly good potential for appreciating in value. You can join the AB collectors club through Keystone Homebrew and get membership-only steins.

Steins make great gifts for those difficult-to-shop-for people: With our range of stein themes, there's a stein for almost anyone. Groomsmen find steins a great way to thank their wedding party.

Also known as tap knobs, beer knobs, and tap markers, these are decorative signs made of plastic, wood, or metal that screw on top of the beer faucet so you know what's on tap, and give your home bar a more polished look. We have over 75 in stock for imported, domestic, and microbrewed beer and cider. Our tap markers are acquired on the secondary market and so our inventory and selections are always changing.

Prices start at $5. Most are $29.95, and a few rare pieces can be over $40.

We have dozens of beer signs in all shapes and sizes including: tin tackers, fancy mirrors, write-on boards, light-up signs, and the much-coveted neon light. Price range from $5 to $500 and our inventory is always changing. Because we buy all our signs on the secondary market we can not order anything special, so if you see something you like buy it while we have it.

The Anchor Steam (15" by 12") and Bud Light neons (36" by 12") pictured above are ready for shipping. The price is $250 plus shipping costs. The Miller guitar is $425 and the Bud Light is $295. Please call (215) 855-0100 or email to order.

Q: How long do they last?
A: Quite a long time. Neons fail from two main causes: broken glass tubes or bad electrical transformer. The glass tubes should never crack or break unless mistreated. The transformers should last for many years, but sometimes do fail. The transformers can be easily replaced by neon repair shops.

Q: Do we repair broken neon signs?
A: No, but we can refer you to Eve Hoyt our friend and neon artist extraordinaire.

Q: Do we make custom neon signs?
A: No, but our friend Eve has made many a great custom piece for us. To see some of her work, see www.eveningneon.com.