The National Bobblehead Hall of Fame and Museum has launched two new limited-edition bobbleheads that celebrate a beloved Baltimore figure: Mr. Boh.
Mr. Boh, the iconic one-eyed mascot for National Bohemian beer, affectionately known as Natty Boh, is proudly showcasing his support for both the Baltimore Ravens and the Baltimore Orioles.
These uniquely crafted bobbleheads depict Mr. Boh joyfully holding a can of Natty Boh beer while donning either a striking purple-and-black Ravens helmet or an eye-catching orange-black-and-white Orioles cap.
Phil Skar, co-founder and CEO of the Milwaukee-based National Bobblehead Hall of Fame and Museum, expressed excitement about the release: “We’re thrilled to unveil special edition Mr. Boh football and baseball bobbleheads to celebrate the kickoff of the football season alongside the final stretch of the baseball season. With the iconic Mr. Boh as a representative, ‘Natty Boh’ has come to embody the essence of Baltimore and remains closely linked to the city’s sports culture. For years, both ‘Natty Boh’ and Mr. Boh have been integral elements of local tailgates and game-day festivities.”
Each bobblehead is uniquely numbered to a total of 2,026 units. These collectibles are exclusively available through the National Bobblehead Hall of Fame and Museum’s Online Store, with a price tag of $30 each or $55 for the set of two, plus a flat shipping fee of $8 per order. Orders are expected to ship in February. The online store also offers additional bobbleheads of Mr. Boh that do not include sports attire, featuring him holding various Natty Boh bottles and cans.
The release of these limited-edition bobbleheads took place just before the Ravens are set to kick off the 2026 NFL season this Sunday against the Indianapolis Colts at Lucas Oil Stadium. At the same time, the Orioles are nearing the end of the regular season and currently sit four games behind the final Wild Card position.
Previously, the National Bobblehead Hall of Fame and Museum had introduced two National Bohemian bobbleheads showcasing Mr. Boh alongside figures representing four other Pabst brands: Pabst Blue Ribbon, Blatz, Lone Star, and Schlitz.
Moreover, the museum has celebrated Maryland culture with bobbleheads dedicated to the University of Maryland Terrapins; the Morgan State University Bears; and the University of Maryland, Baltimore County Retrievers.
The history of National Bohemian beer dates back to 1885, when it was first brewed in Baltimore, Maryland. The beer’s original manufacturer, the National Brewing Company, was taken over by the Hoffberger family of Baltimore in 1931. One notable figure associated with the company, Jerold Hoffberger, also had ownership of the Baltimore Orioles, further embedding Natty Boh beer into the culture of Memorial Stadium and broader Baltimore. The beloved Mr. Boh mascot made his debut in 1936, quickly becoming a cherished part of the community.
In 1999, Pabst Brewing Company acquired the National Bohemian beer label. Although production has since moved out of Baltimore to be brewed under contract at Molson Coors facilities in Albany, Georgia, and Trenton, Ohio, nearly 90% of National Bohemian sales still occur in Baltimore, illustrating the beer’s lasting legacy in the local market.
