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Vintage 2008 Budweiser Clydesdale Showcase Illuminated Digital Clock & Advertising Sign – Everbrite
$249.00 USD
A fantastic piece of Budweiser breweriana, this 2008 Budweiser Clydesdale Showcase Clock combines illuminated beer advertising, a digital time display, and an intricate miniature Clydesdale horse-drawn beer wagon into one impressive collectible.
Produced by Everbrite for Anheuser-Busch, this officially licensed advertising display features Budweiser's iconic red bowtie logo with gold lettering and the legendary slogan "King of Beers." The striking red illuminated upper panel is accented with reflective gold-tone trim and a realistic condensation-droplet design reminiscent of an ice-cold bottle of Budweiser.
A large red digital clock occupies the center of the display, while the lower transparent showcase contains a beautifully detailed gold-tone miniature team of Budweiser Clydesdale horses pulling the traditional brewery wagon. Interior lighting highlights the intricate details, creating an impressive three-dimensional display.
The curved sides, brilliant red finish, and reflective gold accents give this collectible a distinctive appearance, making it an outstanding addition to any home bar, man cave, game room, restaurant, or collection of vintage beer advertising memorabilia.
Manufacturer information:
Brand: Budweiser / Anheuser-Busch
Manufacturer: Everbrite
Model: Clydesdale Showcase Clock
Item number: 1035650
Date marked: June 20, 2008
Electrical: 120V, 60Hz, 1A maximum
UL-listed electrical advertising sign
Illuminated display with red digital clock
Miniature gold-tone Clydesdale horse and beer wagon showcase
Indoor use only
Condition: Pre-owned, with light signs of handling and use. Photographs show the illuminated sign and clock displaying properly. Full clock accuracy and all operating functions have not been independently verified.
A standout piece of early 21st-century Budweiser advertising memorabilia that beautifully celebrates one of America's most recognizable brewing traditions.