These commemorative beer steins were produced by Anheuser-Busch to celebrate their sponsorship of the 1984 Summer Olympics held in Los Angeles. The steins feature relief-molded scenes depicting Olympic venues and activities, with the distinctive red banding and Budweiser branding that characterized the company's promotional merchandise of that era. As official Olympic sponsor merchandise, these steins were produced in limited quantities and distributed through various promotional channels during the Games.

These steins appeal to collectors of Olympic memorabilia, Budweiser advertising collectibles, and vintage sports memorabilia enthusiasts. The 1984 Los Angeles Olympics marked a significant moment in American sports history and Cold War politics, making items from this event particularly meaningful. Collectors value these pieces for their nostalgic connection to the Games, their decorative appeal, and their representation of corporate Olympic sponsorship history. The combination of sports history and breweriana makes them desirable across multiple collecting categories.

This set of three beer Steins were a gift to my father-in-law who worked at a Long Beach, California beer distributor called Somerset distributors, which was owned by Frank Sinatra back in the day. He packed them away as he was not a drinker and thought he’d sell them later. He has since passed on and we found this when cleaning out his home.

They are in excellent beautiful condition. Check out the photos. These will be packaged appropriately for shipment or if you are in Utah we can meet somewhere for the sale.

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