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Christian Gerber's Mead and Root Beer Manufactory 1845-1851
Gerber ran a small brewery our of his residence at 107 Lee St. This residence was used by Gerber from 1845-1851, then John & Mary Grasbinder 1853-1855.
#1965
11 inch hand thrown stoneware
Impressed as:
G.
C. GERBER
Blob R
without G on shoulder VR
24 Jan 1849
The Germania Brewing Company 1892-1899
The Germania brewery purchased and remodeled the old Stiefel Brewery located on Frederick Ave Extended. They only operated from 1892-1899 when purchased by the Maryland Brewing Company.
In 1899 Germania was sold to the Maryland Brewing Company however no bottles from Maryland Brewing Company are documented from the Germania Branch.
#805
Round slugplate blown by SG Co.
Aqua Blob Deadman
Aqua Loopseal R
#810
Horizontal oval slugplate, 2 variates noted
Aqua Loopseal R
#815
Round slugplate blown by EHE Co. and DOC
Amber Loopseal R
Amber Crown VR
Aqua Loopseal R
#820
Round slugplate, engraver error lists "BRENDEL" as "BRANDEL". Slugplate is then repaired, recut and used for #815
Amber Crown Deadman
The Globe Brewery 1889-1899
The Globe brewery was incorporated in 1889 after previously named the Wehr-Hobelmann-Gottlieb Brewing and Malting Company from 1881. The brewery was located at Hanover, Conway and Perry Sts. Globe was so popular that they opened up a bottling house in Staunton Virginia. Kegs of beer would be shipped by train to Staunton and bottled there. In 1899 Globe was bought out by the Maryland Brewing Company and then in 1901 the GBS Brewing Company. Bottles from those companies are listed there.
The Globe brewery was massive and nearly took up a complete city block. By 1890 they have their own bottling house. Globe's Munich and Goldbrau Lagers were very popular and the bottling house was probably running around the clock to receive, clean and fill the recyclable bottles. Even with their own bottling house, the demand required Globe to reach out to a local bottler, Joseph Goldman to help meet the demand. Goldman's bottles are documented in a section of his name.
#823
Horizontal oval slugplate with no glasshouse identified.
10 inch Aqua Loopseal Deadman
#825
Private bottle mold with no glasshouse identified.
Aqua Loopseal Deadman
#830
Horizontal oval slugplate, manufactured by DOC.
Aqua Loopseal R
#835
Horizontal oval slugplate, applied lip
Aqua Loopseal R
#840
Horizontal oval slugplate, several variants with no glasshouse identified.
Amber Loopseal U
Yellow Loopseal R
#845
Horizontal oval slugplate blown by DOC
Aqua Loopseal R
#850
Horizontal oval slugplate blown by DOC
Aqua Loopseal R
#855
Horizontal oval slugplate blown by IGCoL
Aqua Loopseal VR
#860
Horizontal oval slugplate, applied lip with no glasshouse identified.
Aqua Loopseal R
#865
Private mold blown by DOC
Amber Crown R
#870
Private mold, some applied lip blown by EHE, DOC and NBBG Co
Amber Blob C
Amber Loopseal C
Amber Crown C
Aqua Blob VR
Aqua Loopseal U
Clear Loopseal R
Clear ACS R
#875
Horizontal oval slugplate blown by DOC. Error in engraving spells "BREWERY" as "BREWERBY"
Amber Crown U
#880
Private mold with no glasshouse identified.
Amber Loopseal VR
Aqua Blob VR
Aqua Loopseal VR
Clear Blob R
#885
Horizontal oval slugplate with no glasshouse identified.
Aqua Loopseal R
#890
Horizontal oval slugplate with no glasshouse identified.
Amber Loopseal VR
Amber Crown R
Yellow Crown VR
#895
Horizontal oval slugplate, applied lip blown by FB & FJ Co.
Amber Loopseal Deadman
Globe Steam Bottling Company 1892-1897
Herman Wilms owned and operated this brewery and then also started the Baltimore Berliner Weiss Beer Brewing Company in 1895. He sold his interested in the Globe Steam to William Harker and Andrew Gebhardt. The company name of Globe Steam was no longer used on Weiss and or any beer bottle. Harker
& Gebhardt bottled weiss beer with their names embossed after Wilms left. Bottles from Harker & Gebhardt are documented in their section.
#935
8 1/2 inch Zaun shapped Weiss Beer blown by AGW with "WEISS BEER" embossed on the rear
Amber Blob R
#935
8 1/2 inch Zaun shapped Weiss Beer blown by AGW with "WEISS BEER" embossed on the rear
Amber Blob R