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City Dublin / Springer / Cambridge / Philipsburg / St. Louis / / Company Adolphus Busch / A.B.G.M.Co. / Marks Adolphus Busch Glass Co. / Anheuser-Busch / eBay / American Bottle Co. / M.CO. / Adolphus Busch Glass Co. / History Adolphus Busch Glass Co. / Missouri (1892-1905; ca. 1908-ca. 1926) The Adolphus Busch Glass Mfg. / Horizontal A.B.G.Co. / Belleville Glass Co. / Streator Bottle & Glass Co. / A.B.G.CO. STL / Owens Bottle Co. / Belleville Glass Works / Wilson / A.B.G.Co. / Illinois (1892-1894; 1896-1904) Adolphus Busch Glass Mfg. / Bellville Glass Co. / Adolphus Busch Glass Mfg. / / Country Germany / United States / / Currency USD / / Event Product Issues / Product Recall / Reorganization / Man-Made Disaster / Company Expansion / Natural Disaster / Name Change / M&A / / Facility Belleville factory / Fort Bliss / St. Louis factory / St. Louis plant / Fort Bowie / Belleville plant / Fort Union / Anheuser-Busch brewery / Busch plant / / IndustryTerm cereal beverage / machinery / son-in-law / finishes concerns manufacturing technique / / Organization Anheuser-Busch Brewing Association / Fort Union / Engineers’ Club of Saint Louis / / Person Carol Serr / Peter Schlutter / Eberhard Anheuser / Pete Schulz / Matthew Joch / Bill Lindsey / / Position historian / correspondent / / Product St. Louis operations / St. Louis plant / electrical wires / / ProvinceOrState Texas / A.B. / Illinois / Washington / Missouri / New Mexico / Montana / / PublishedMedium the American Glass Review / / SocialTag 
The Adolphus Busch Glass Factories Bill Lockhart, Pete Schulz, Carol Serr, and Bill Lindsey [Most of this section was published in Bottles and Extras (Lockhart et al. 2010a).] Adolphus Busch was the son-in-law of Eberhar