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J. L. Metcalf 1851
James L. Metcalf is listed as a grocery in 1851 and must have operated a small brewery, selling his beverages at his store at 2 Josephine St. Even when attempting various spellings for Metcalf, he is not found before or after 1851 in any Baltimore City periodicals.
#2010
10 inch hand thrown stoneware
Impressed as:
METCALF
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#2015
10 inch hand thrown stoneware
Impressed as:
METCALFE
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Metcalfe & Rooney 1851 - 3 Sep 1851
James L. Metcalf is listed as a grocer in 1851 and must have operated a small brewery. Nicholas Rooney owned a porter establishment in 1853-1854. They partnered up for a very brief time pre 3 Sept 1851.
#2020
10 inch hand thrown stoneware bottle
Impressed as:
METCALFE & ROONY
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3 Sept 1851
Rhinehart Miller 1864-1888
Miller was listed as a bottler for many of these years first at the rear of 39 N. Hight S. Then in 1876 he moves to Ann & Biddle and then in 1888 at 1801 E. Biddle St. He also produces a steamer soda bottle embossed with his name.
#2025
6 inch hand thrown stoneware bottle
Impressed as:
R. MILLER
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Alex Von Mitzel's Bottling House Pre 1866-1889
Mitzel originally had a bottling house at 8 S. Charles St, with Hartung and in 1868 at Post Office and Second ave up to 1869 however no bottles were embossed. Mitzel is then found in 1878 forward as one of several local bottlers that were contracted to bottle for Anheuser Busch and was the Sole Agent in 1886. Mitzel's bottling house grew and eventually took over both 9 & 11 S. Eutaw Street. Mitzel was also a Veteran of the Civil War as a Union soldier. Mitzel dies in 1887 but the bottling house carries on under his wife, Wilhelmina until 1889.
In 1890 9 S. Eutaw St is a Saloon and the 11 S. Eutaw address is noted as storage, the rear of 11 and 13 listed as Beer Bottling with an ice house which no doubt helped keep the beer cooled.
#1275
Private mold, applied lip with no glasshouse identified.
Aqua Blob R
#1280
Private mold, applied lip with no glasshouse identified.
Aqua Blob R
#1285
Private mold, applied lip with no glasshouse identified.
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#1275
#1280
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