Original tiger beer?

[LE LOUP DES MERS]

I have a chance to buy what two different seller claims are original tiger beer. The first 5 picture is the first seller the last of the pictures are the second seller the first seller wants $50 the second seller wants $31 ish. Are these bottles real or fake? And how rare are these are the sellers asking too much?

[vintageproductions]

They are real, and they are South Vietnamese nothing to do with the VC Flag and scarf in the last photo.

 

Both prices are fair enough.

[LE LOUP DES MERS]

Hey thanks, I will definitely have to buy a couple then, I would like to get my hands on 33 beer but thier super rare to find. Tiger beer is way more common to find on ebay.

 

[Cap Camouflage Pattern I]

On 9/30/2021 at 2:55 PM, vintageproductions said:

They are real, and they are South Vietnamese nothing to do with the VC Flag and scarf in the last photo.

Were they not fake they could 😉

"Viet Cong soldiers marching through the Jungle near Saigon carry sacks slung around their shoulder containing rice rations." (and carrying Larue beer!)

Sovfoto via UPI Photo 23 October 1965

 

From CMEC ST 69-03 VC/NVA Field Medical Activities 21 April 1969.

On page 29 if I'm not mistaken it looks like they are filling Larue beer bottles, on page 30 I think it is Larue beer in the back, and Tiger Soda (Nước Ngọt Con Cọp) as well as another Brasseries et Glacières d'Indochine product I can't identify in the front.

[LE LOUP DES MERS]

7 hours ago, Cap Camouflage Pattern I said:

Were they not fake they could 😉

"Viet Cong soldiers marching through the Jungle near Saigon carry sacks slung around their shoulder containing rice rations." (and carrying Larue beer!)

Sovfoto via UPI Photo 23 October 1965

 

From CMEC ST 69-03 VC/NVA Field Medical Activities 21 April 1969.

On page 29 if I'm not mistaken it looks like they are filling Larue beer bottles, on page 30 I think it is Larue beer in the back, and Tiger Soda (Nước Ngọt Con Cọp) as well as another Brasseries et Glacières d'Indochine product I can't identify in the front

Cool photos, I would have thought the viet Cong had thier own beer. I'm sure they did, but just interesting to see them with tiger beer.