Wehr Hobelmann Gottlieb Brewing and Malting Co. 1881-1889

Wehr Hobelmann and Gottlieb were originally maltsters. Many local brewers would buy their malt from Wehr Hobelmann and Gottlieb and unfortunately became indebted to them. This forced Wehr Hobbelmann and Gottlieb to close and sell many breweries to recoup any loss. In 1890 their location on Hanover, Conway & Perry became the Globe Brewery which was one of only a few to survive Prohibition.

By 1890 the name Globe Brewery, took the place of the three maltsters.

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Private mold blown by JB, OB Co, DOC Co, NBBG Co and EHE

Amber Blob C

Amber Loopseal C

Amber Crown C

Amber ACS Deadman

Aqua Loopseal U

Aqua Crown C

Clear Blob R

Clear Loopseal R

Clear Crown U

Clear ACS R

Olive Green Crown U

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Private mold, no glasshouse identified with 'BALTIMORE" misspelled as "BALTIMROE"

Clear Crown R

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Private mold, ABM with no glasshouse identified.

Amber Crown C

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Amber ACS

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At times, Breweries would also attach labels to help identify the brewery and the beer to have them stand out in a crowd. As each bottle was thoroughly washed between uses, labels almost never survived unless the bottle was discarded in a safe place. Examples are generally found on bottles left in basements, attics and in the walls.

Baltimore Beer Bottles

Wehr Hobelmann Gottlieb Brewing and Malting Co. 1881-1889

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J. F. Wiessner & Bro Brewing Company 1864-1899

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J. F. Wiessner & Sons Lager Beer Brewery 1863-1919

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Wineke & Shanley -1885

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Wehr Hobelmann Gottlieb Brewing and Malting Co. 1881-1889

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J. F. Wiessner & Bro Brewing Company 1864-1899

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J. F. Wiessner & Sons Lager Beer Brewery 1863-1919

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Wineke & Shanley -1885

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