The "J-Spouts" 

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3. Early

Flat Bottom

4. Regular

J-spout

5. Similar Crown-

tainer

 6. Matching 

High Profile

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Arbee c17-04

150-20

g

Blatz 19-09

153-23

 153-24

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Boston light ale 19-26

154-10

192-16

g

Brockert Pale Ale 20-02

154-24

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Brockert Porter c17-10

154-25

g

Brucks 154-26

154-26

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Brucks Jubilee Beer 154-27

154-27

192-20

 154-28

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Bushkill c17-13

156-06

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Champagne Velvet 157-04

157-04

 157-06

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Chester beer 21-15

157-15

192-24

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Chevy Ale c18-01

157-18

195-22

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Cremo Ale 

158-16

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Cremo Ale 

159-17

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Cremo Beer 

158-18

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Dubois c18-06

159-21

193-03

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Eblings ale 23-7*

*160-21

160-22

193-07

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Eblings Beer c18-08*

*160-24

160-25

193-10

g

Fehrs 24-02

162-05

193-23

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Fitzgeralds burgermaster 163-04

*163-03

163-04

??

g

Fitzgerlds Pale Ale 162-32

*162-31

162-32

??

g

Fitzgeralds Garryowen Ale 163-02

*163-01

163-02

??

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Fredericks Beer 24-28

164-03

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Graupner's old German Beer c19-13

167-27

 194-30

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Gretz c19-14

167-29

194-33

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Grossveter Beer 26-22

168-02

195-06

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Hanleys 26-27*

*168-14

168-15

??

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Hohonadel Indian Queen Ale 27-08

169-01

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Hohonadel Light Beer 27-09

169-02

195-20

 169-04

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Indian Queen Ale c20-07

168-32

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Honers Special Pilsener c50-18

169-05

 169-06

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Hudephohl beer 27-20 (red)

169-25

195-24

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Hudephohl beer L 27-20 (blue)

169-26

 195-25

g

Iroquois (olive Drab)  27-27

170-08

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Jolly Scott c20-09

170-18

195-31

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Kaier's Beer c51-04

170-19

 ??

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Kamms c20-10

170-21/2

196-02

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Koller's Topaz

172-03

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Kuebler Cream Ale 

172-14

??

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Kuebler Cream Ale 

172-15

g

Kuebler Pilsener Beer 

172-16/7

196-24

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Kuebler Pilsener Beer 

172-18

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Kuebler Bock c21-2

172-21

g

Lebanon Valley 29-2

172-22

172-23

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Little Dutch  29-07

188-20

199-21

g

Noch Eins 30-7

175-13

g

Noch-Eins (silver) c51-14

175-14

197-10

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Old Anchor c22-02

175-24

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Coppers Old Bohemian 30-17

158-10

192-30

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Old Dutch 30-21

176-05

197-19

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Old Oxhead Ale  c22-06

176-29

197-22

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Old Reading Beer c22-07 

176-30

197-23

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Old Topper Lager Beer 31-22

178-09

198-01

g

Old topper Snappy ale 31-23

178-6/7

197-29

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Ortliebs Bock Ale c51-17

178/25

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Ortliebs Lager Beer c22-09

178-19

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Pilser's Extra Dry Pilsener Light 

179-15

198-11 

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Pilsener light Lager 32-06

179-10

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Pilsener light Lager c51-18

179-11

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Pilser's Pale Ale c22-11

179-14

198-10

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Pilser's Half and Half c22-12

179-10

g

Royal Pilsener 33-32

182-11

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Schmidts Beer 34-20

184-30

198-31

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Schmidts Cream Ale c23-07

184-25/6

198-30

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Silver Dime c23-08

185-19

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Silver Stock Beer c23-10

185-23

198-34

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Southern Select 23-11

185-24

199-01

g

Standard  c23-12

186-05

199-05

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Sunshine Beer 35-17

186-13

199-08

g

Supreme Beer 35-20

186-16

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Trenton Old Stock c24-02

187-07

187-07

A blue diamond in the far left column means I am looking for the can. An arrow in the far left column means there is a link to picture of the can.*The first or earliest J-spout cans had flat Bottoms and are listed in the third column.

After the first few months they all had concave bottoms. J-spouts were likely produced starting in mid or late 1937. It is thought that the cans produced in the fourth column were largely produced from 1938 until  1941. Many matching crowntainers were produced (some concurrently, some consecutively) starting in very early 1940 (in the fifth column). There was an effort to phase out the J-spout cans as soon as the crowntainers were released and the j-spouts were all  but phased out before  the war. There were two known  olive-drab J-spouts produced during the war, both are rare cans.

** Can also has matching high profile label can (sixth column).