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    • Bissing - Brehm & Son
    • Brendel - Butchky
    • Chesapeake - Clark
    • Cohen - Columbia
    • Consumers - Cromwell
    • Cross - Crystal Brewage
    • Darley - Eagle
    • Edelen - Elbring
    • Enterprise - Fenker
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    • Harvey - Heurich
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    • Kalling - Koehler
    • Kuhne - Levies
    • Lion - Mckay
    • Metcalf - Mitzel
    • Moerlein - Mount Vernon
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    • Orient - Pabst
    • Phoenix - R
    • Rennert - Ruppert
    • Russell - Sandkuhler
    • Santi Milio - Schlitz
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    • Standard - Steils
    • Thau - Universal
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    • Wehr - Wineke
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  • Balto Berliner - Barrett
  • Bartholomay - Baurensch
  • Bay View - Beckemeir
  • Berger - Berta
  • Bissing - Brehm & Son
  • Brendel - Butchky
  • Chesapeake - Clark
  • Cohen - Columbia
  • Consumers - Cromwell
  • Cross - Crystal Brewage
  • Darley - Eagle
  • Edelen - Elbring
  • Enterprise - Fenker
  • Fritz - Gebhardt
  • Gerber - Globe Steam
  • Goldman - Grasbinder
  • Great West - Harker
  • Harvey - Heurich
  • Hohnberger - Iroquois
  • Kalling - Koehler
  • Kuhne - Levies
  • Lion - Mckay
  • Metcalf - Mitzel
  • Moerlein - Mount Vernon
  • Mueller - Niagara Falls
  • Orient - Pabst
  • Phoenix - R
  • Rennert - Ruppert
  • Russell - Sandkuhler
  • Santi Milio - Schlitz
  • Schmalzel - Smiths
  • Spahn - Stabler
  • Standard - Steils
  • Thau - Universal
  • Vonder Horst - Washington
  • Wehr - Wineke

Bartholomay Brewing Company 1882-1904

 Bartholomay established a location in Baltimore in 1882 at 385 W. Baltimore St.  Soon thereafter in 1884 they moved to 70-72 North St and then in 1889 to 227-229 S. Central Ave.  Bartholomay's was never a brewery in Baltimore and only existed as a bottling house where kegs from New York would train shipped to Baltimore, the beer siphoned from the keg and bottled for local sale.

By 1901 the 227-229 S. Central location was a great location with a train rail siding that allowed a freight car to be pushed right next to the building for the quick and easy unloading of kegs.

#165

Horizontal oval slugplate with applied Lip and no glasshouses identified.


Aqua Blob VR

#170

Horizontal oval slugplate with applied lip.  Blob  blown by AC Co with Loopseal blown by C & CO LIM


Aqua Blob R

Aqua Loopseal R

#175

Private mold with no glasshouses identified.


Clear Blob R

Clear Crown R

#180

Private mold with no glasshouses identified.


Clear Blob VR

Clear Loopseal R

Clear Crown VR

#185

Private mold with several variants blown by DOC, FER and EHE


Amber Blob C

Amber Crown R

Aqua Blob U

Aqua Crown VR

#190

Private mold with no glasshouse identified.


Aqua Loopseal R

11 3/4 Picnic size Aqua Loopseal R

Aqua Crown VR

Clear Loopseal R

Clear Crown Deadman

#195

Private mold blown by EHE Co.


Amber Crown U

Aqua Crown U

#200

Private mold embossed on base only


Amber Blob VR

Amber Crown R

Olive Green Crown VR

#200

#200

In Olive Green

Dr. Bates' National Tonic Beer Brewery 1870-1883

 Dr. Bates was one of a very few that used round bottom bottles.  This example with his Pineapple Cordial would be the other.  Bates is found in the Baltimore City Directories first at 80 Centre Market Square, then Baltimore & Charles, 228 W. Baltimore and finally back at 80 Centre Market Square.  He is the proprietor of tonic beer before and after 1876.  This bottle may be the only bottle he used selling with the the rest sold in kegs or by the glass.  Tonic Beer and water proof soles?  What a combination!

#205

Private mold with applied Lip and no glasshouses identified.


Aqua Blob VR

23 Oct 1883.  Bates' wife is selling off her husband's Beer Bottling Establishment.

Fred Baurenschmidt's American Brewery 1901-1919

 Fred Bauernschmidt ran a very successful brewery at 1104-1128 Hillen St from 1901 to prohibition.  The American Brewery was one of few breweries that were able to reopen after prohibition.

 By 1910 The American brewery was well established and a financial success.

#210

Private mold with no glasshouses identified.


Aqua Blob R

Aqua Crown R

#215

Private mold with no glasshouses identified.


Amber Blob R

Amber Crown R

Aqua Crown VR

#220

Private mold blown by DOC


Amber Blob R

Amber Crown R

Aqua Blob R

Aqua Crown R

Clear Blob VR

#225

Private mold with no glasshouses identified.


Amber Crown U

#230

Private mold with various shield designs, some ABM blown by OB Co. and NBBG Co.


Amber Crown C

Aqua Crown C

Clear Crown C

George Bauernschmidt's Greenwood Park Brewery 1863-1901

 The Greenwood Park Brewery of George Bauernschmidt was very successful and he added a huge bottling house at the brewery to handle the high demand for his beer for family consumption.  George sold the brewery in 1899 to the Maryland Brewery Company which in turn sold the brewery to the Gottlieb-Baurenschmidt-Strauss (GBS) company in 1901.  Embossed bottles from those endeavors are discussed on those pages.

 George's Greenwood Park brewery started in a very rural area of Baltimore and by 1910 was surrounded on all three sides by roads and rowhomes.

#235

Horizontal oval slugplate with no glasshouse identified.


Aqua Loopseal R

#240

Private mold with no glasshouse identified.


5 1/2 inch Clear Blob VR

#245

Horizontal oval slugplate blown by AGWL.


Aqua Loopseal U

#250

Horizontal oval slugplate, several variants, applied lip blown by AGWL.


Aqua Loopseal U

#255

Horizontal oval slugplate, applied lip with no glasshouse identified.


Amber Blob R

Aqua Blob R

Aqua Loopseal VR

#260

Horizontal oval slugplate, several variants blown by AGWL


Aqua Loopseal C

#265

Private mold with several variants.


Aqua Blob U

#270

Horizontal oval slugplate, several variants with no glasshouse identified.


Aqua Blob U

Aqua Loopseal U

Clear Blob R

#275

Horizontal oval slugplate, applied lip, no glasshouses identified.


Amber Crown R

Aqua Blob VR

Aqua Loopseal VR

Aqua Crown R

#280

Horizontal oval slugplate, lager and champagne shaped blown by AGW


Aqua Blob VR

Aqua Loopseal R

Clear Loopseal VR

#285

Private mold, several variants blown by NBBG Co and EHE Co.


Amber Blob U

Amber Loopseal VR

Amber Crown U

Aqua Blob R

Aqua Loopseal VR

Clear Loopseal VR

#290

Private mold, several variants blown by DOC and SG & Co.


Aqua Blob C

Aqua Loopseal VR

Aqua Crown VR

Clear Blob C

Clear Loopseal VR

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