
#0735 Elbring, Herman R. & Co's Bottling House AQBT
1877–1878

Historical Context
Herman Elbring first has a long history related to Schuetzen Park, a German based shooting society. He then appears in Baltimore articles in 1877 associated with bottling Schlitz's Export Lager. First incorporated as Elbring & Co., this company is dissolved by 7 Jan 1878 and "H. R. Elbring" continues. His bottling house was at Baltimore and Holliday (Pine) Sts, then moving to 90 S. Eutaw St. Herman continues the relationship with Schlitz and one of his employee's is Henry Lemkuhl (Elbring's son in law) who will go on to take over the bottling house in 1890 while still maintaining the contract with Schlitz. Lemkuhl's bottles are documented in his section.
The Collection

#0735 Elbring, Herman R. & Co's Bottling House AQBT
1877–1878

#0740 Elbring, Herman R. & Co's Bottling House AQBT
1878–1881

#0745 Elbring, Herman R. & Co's Bottling House AQBT
1879–1881

#0750 Elbring, Herman R. & Co's Bottling House AQBT
1882–1888