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Vintage Brew Kettle Print | 1933 Patent

$24.50$141.50
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Print of the 1833 patent for a brew kettle, ingeniously filed by inventor Alvin Hock,

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Crafting History

Indulge in the heritage of craft beer with this 1933 brew kettle patent print by Alvin Hock. It’s not just a piece of art; it’s a slice of brewing history, ideal for homebrewers and beer lovers alike. This print serves as a conversation starter in a home bar or brewery, making it a thoughtful gift for the ale aficionado in your life.

Printed on archival, acid-free paper with durable cold ink pigmentation, they’re designed to endure. Personalize with various sizes, background options and frames, selectable beside the visuals.

View this patent and over 2000 others on our sister site The Patent Print Shop.  

1933 Alvin Hock brew kettle patent drawing.

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Frame options

We offer two frame sizes in White or Black.  The frames are simple and elegant design, a dense Mdf construction with light wood pattern,  All are available with an option mat.

  • 11 x 14", (Total frame size 12.5 x 15.5)  Mfd construction, Glass protector. Mat opening 8 x 10"
  • 16 x 20", (Total frame size 17.5 x 21.5) Mfd construction, Plexiglass protector. Mat opening 12 x 16"

We select distinctive vintage pieces and rejuvenate them using AI and Photoshop to upscale and repair any damage. Scratches and blemishes are removed, and faded colors are revived to their original vibrancy. The images are then thoughtfully cropped to a 3:4 ratio, fitting modern frames with ease. Our final prints emerge on matte, museum-grade archival paper using professional ink pigmentation, ensuring the art's legacy endures in your space.

same image showing print restoration process