National Bohemian Brand Bock Cone Top Can
National • Baltimore, MD IRTP era, 1935 to 1950
National Bohemian Bock Cone Top
The National Bohemian Brand Bock Cone Top Can is a classic piece of Mid-Atlantic breweriana produced by the National Brewing Company of Baltimore, Maryland. Created for the brewery's seasonal spring release, this can represents a notable specialty offering under Baltimore's famous "Natty Boh" banner.
Because bock beers were brewed and canned in significantly smaller quantities than standard flagship lagers, bock-specific containers are among the most sought-after releases from the brewery. The can's graphics prominently showcase the iconic Mr. Boh mascot—the one-eyed figure with a handlebar mustache who became the defining symbol of Baltimore brewing culture—along with traditional bock motifs and rich, seasonal color styling.
Manufactured during the cone top era primarily by the Continental Can Company, this high-profile container represents an important chapter in National's packaging history. Variations exist in collector circles, featuring slight differences in mandatory brewery text, layout markings, and lithographic details. Today, the can is recognized as a standout collector's centerpiece celebrating the brewing legacy of Baltimore's "Land of Pleasant Living."
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