1890's Schlitz Beer Bottle

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This is a 1890's era Schlitz bottle I just found in the ocean, it's from when Schlitz beer was being distributed by Peter Ohmeis.
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Peter Ohmeis distributed the beer out of this building (254 East 134th St., Bronx, New York), now abandoned but still displaying his name:
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This is an advertisement for the beer from the 1890's when the bottle would have been in use:
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Peter Ohmeis died in 1928 in NYC while Joseph Schlitz died at sea while returning home from a trip to Germany, a victim of the SS Schiller, which wrecked and sank off the coast of Scilly in 1875.

In situ:
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The bottle reads "Trade Mark Schlitz Registered P. M. Ohmeis & Co. Sole Agents New York"
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Very cool looking bottle
 

I missed this post....congrats UnderMiner !! Looks great, and I see the lattice poison in your display!!
 

This is a 1890's era Schlitz bottle I just found in the ocean, it's from when Schlitz beer was being distributed by Peter Ohmeis.
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Peter Ohmeis distributed the beer out of this building (254 East 134th St., Bronx, New York), now abandoned but still displaying his name:
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This is an advertisement for the beer from the 1890's when the bottle would have been in use:
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Peter Ohmeis died in 1928 in NYC while Joseph Schlitz died at sea while returning home from a trip to Germany, a victim of the SS Schiller, which wrecked and sank off the coast of Scilly in 1875.

In situ:
View attachment 2072225

The bottle reads "Trade Mark Schlitz Registered P. M. Ohmeis & Co. Sole Agents New York"
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This is a 1890's era Schlitz bottle I just found in the ocean, it's from when Schlitz beer was being distributed by Peter Ohmeis.
View attachment 2072226

Peter Ohmeis distributed the beer out of this building (254 East 134th St., Bronx, New York), now abandoned but still displaying his name:
View attachment 2072227

This is an advertisement for the beer from the 1890's when the bottle would have been in use:
View attachment 2072228

Peter Ohmeis died in 1928 in NYC while Joseph Schlitz died at sea while returning home from a trip to Germany, a victim of the SS Schiller, which wrecked and sank off the coast of Scilly in 1875.

In situ:
View attachment 2072225

The bottle reads "Trade Mark Schlitz Registered P. M. Ohmeis & Co. Sole Agents New York"
View attachment 2072224
This is a 1890's era Schlitz bottle I just found in the ocean, it's from when Schlitz beer was being distributed by Peter Ohmeis.
View attachment 2072226

Peter Ohmeis distributed the beer out of this building (254 East 134th St., Bronx, New York), now abandoned but still displaying his name:
View attachment 2072227

This is an advertisement for the beer from the 1890's when the bottle would have been in use:
View attachment 2072228

Peter Ohmeis died in 1928 in NYC while Joseph Schlitz died at sea while returning home from a trip to Germany, a victim of the SS Schiller, which wrecked and sank off the coast of Scilly in 1875.

In situ:
View attachment 2072225

The bottle reads "Trade Mark Schlitz Registered P. M. Ohmeis & Co. Sole Agents New York"
View attachment 2072224
Beautiful find!! Better than any bottle in my collection. I would have fainted if I pulled that.
 

This is a 1890's era Schlitz bottle I just found in the ocean, it's from when Schlitz beer was being distributed by Peter Ohmeis.
View attachment 2072226

Peter Ohmeis distributed the beer out of this building (254 East 134th St., Bronx, New York), now abandoned but still displaying his name:
View attachment 2072227

This is an advertisement for the beer from the 1890's when the bottle would have been in use:
View attachment 2072228

Peter Ohmeis died in 1928 in NYC while Joseph Schlitz died at sea while returning home from a trip to Germany, a victim of the SS Schiller, which wrecked and sank off the coast of Scilly in 1875.

In situ:
View attachment 2072225

The bottle reads "Trade Mark Schlitz Registered P. M. Ohmeis & Co. Sole Agents New York"
View attachment 2072224
Great find. I love finding bottles. That's it amazing condition! 👍
 

What a BEAUT!!!!!! Great history lesson as well!!!! Congratz......
 

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