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Santi Milio's Saloon 1913-1915
The Milio Bros ran a Saloon from this 222 Albemarle St address in 1913 and Santi must have taken a shot at bottling. Most likely to enable Saloon patrons to take a beer home with them. This endeavor was very unsuccessful and only two bottles have been documented.
#1550
Vertical oval slugplate, ABM with no glasshouse identified.
Clear Crown VR
F & L Schaum's Federal Hill Glass House 1851
Frederick and Lewis Schaum were operators of the Baltimore Glass Works now owned by Baker. Baker enabled the Schaums to create these Porter bottles while at the Glass Works in 1851. They also created apothecary bottles the same year for which they won a Silver Medal in the Apothecaries' Glass Ware category. The Schaums then left the Baltimore Glass Works and were partners in the Spring Garden Glass Works on Warner St.
#1555
7 inch iron pontiled Porter. Rear has blank rectangular slug plate
Aqua, strawberry puce, light green, olive green, apricot puce, purple puce, amber, olive amber and citron VR
Light Green R
The Adam Scheidt Brewing Company 1897-1908
This Norristown PA brewery opened a bottling branch in Baltimore from 1897-1908 at the 312 S. Eutaw address.
A view from 1901. This address previously bottled Niagara Falls beers from 1885-1893.
#1560
Private mold with several variants and no glasshouse identified.
Amber Blob C
Amber Crown U
Clear Blob U
Clear Crown U
#1560
Clear Blob
A great picture from the Norristown Brewery. Note that both kegs and Scheidt bottles are displayed.
Schlitz
Schlitz maintained a presence in Baltimore and particularly in bottling houses since 1890. For many years Schlitz was bottled by Henry Lemkuhl. By 1899 Greenwald was operating out of this address and continued until 1908.
A view from 1901. This address previously bottled Schlitz under Henry Lemkuhl's ownership.
#1565
Private mold with several variants and no glasshouse identified.
Amber Blob C
Amber Crown C
#1565
Amber Blob C