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Ermal Cleon Fraze

Here is a small history lesson. Ermal Cleon Fraze invented the pull tab found on aluminum cans.

http://www.complex.com/pop-culture/2012/06/a-brief-history-of-flat-top-beer-cans/

I just love it when you talk about beer! Grew up in Colorado and my Dad raised Malt Barley for Coors. We used what we called a "Church Key" to open our beer in the "fifties". Made a diamond shape hole in the can. Just a small hole opposite made it easier to drink. Thanks for this post.

​Jack
 
i remember my grandfather have a balentine beer and a shot of scotch every morning. you needed a can opener to open the beer, and he would call it a church key
 
Hi Jack ( as a former pilot, you should love that greeting :yikes:),

Re: We used what we called a "Church Key" to open our beer in the "fifties". Made a diamond shape hole in the can. Just a small hole opposite made it easier to drink.

Used one many, many times. Never did figure out why it was called a church key. :shocked:

Jerry Baumchen

PS) I think there are a lot of us on here who could win a nostalgia game very easily.
 

I just love it when you talk about beer! Grew up in Colorado and my Dad raised Malt Barley for Coors. We used what we called a "Church Key" to open our beer in the "fifties". Made a diamond shape hole in the can. Just a small hole opposite made it easier to drink. Thanks for this post.

​Jack

Not only do I know what a "church key" is, I own one!!! :doorag:
 
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