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Lewis Kalling 1863-1903
Kalling was a prolific bottler operating at 18 Water St before moving to 1879 to the corner of South and Water. Kalling was a bottler for several local breweries, Phillip's Best Milwaukee and Bohemian Lager and Wm. Massey & Company's Philadelphia X, XX and XXX ales. While these were most likely a productive contract only one version of a Kalling beer bottle is readily accessible. The other is rather difficult to obtain as few have been documented.
Need to find the 16 South St map from 1901
#1170
Round slugplate with no glasshouse identified.
Aqua Loopseal VR
#1175
Round slugplate, some applied with no glasshouse identified.
Aqua Loopseal U
#1170
#1175
Bernard Keily 1867-1873
Bernard Keily was a clerk at his family's grocery store at 405 W. Pratt St and must have operated a small brewery and most likely sold those beverages at the store.
#1997
10 inch hand thrown stoneware
Impressed as:
B. KEILY
Blob R
Charles Kern's Saloon 1880-1891
Kern can be found in the Baltimore City Directories from 1880-1991 at Fremont Ave operating a saloon. Kern's bottles were most likely commissioned to enable patrons to take a beer home with them. His bottles are extremely rare.
A view from 1890. As of 2025 the saloon and surrounding buildings have been razed with an ugly apartment complex now in the location.
#1180
Horizontal oval slugplate, applied lip with no glasshouse identified.
Aqua Blob VR (2 known)
#1180
Death by Electrocution!
Death by Electrocution!
Michael Herman Kohler's Bottling House 1879-1901
Koehler was a prolific bottler of beer, soda water and other local beverages that he would buy in bulk and then bottle under his name to sell. His beer bottle is one of only a few Baltimore bottles that actually states "LAGER BEER".
A view from 1890.
#1185
Private mold, applied lip with no glasshouse identified. Rear embossed "LAGER BEER"
Aqua Blob U
#1185
#1185
#1185
