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- Jul 2, 2012
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- Relic Hunting
Found 2 more Mason's 1858 jars; one was intact and even had the lid and seal (which fell apart in my sink), it's a nice aqua color and has the number 7 between "Mason's" and "Patent". The other was missing the screw lip, and has a keystone logo between "Mason's" and "Patent":
Also found a James Barker's New Process Creamery bottle that says, on the back, "This jar must be cleaned and returned". Can't find any info on this one:
This little one was the smaller of a pair I found that I think are milk or cream jars, as they have the same lip type as the Barker:
The first actual decent find of the day was this Winarick Inc.'s Jeris Hair Tonic "For luxuriant hair". I did not bring this one home, but rather left it for Scott:
Finally, among the rest were 3 small cobalts (2 Noxzema) and these unidentified(able) iron pieces:
Here's the growing collection. Not everything here is keeper stuff, just me trying to clean up the area a little
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EDIT: Just found this link on estimating rarity of mason jars: How Do I Identify Valuable Mason Jars?
Also found a James Barker's New Process Creamery bottle that says, on the back, "This jar must be cleaned and returned". Can't find any info on this one:
This little one was the smaller of a pair I found that I think are milk or cream jars, as they have the same lip type as the Barker:
The first actual decent find of the day was this Winarick Inc.'s Jeris Hair Tonic "For luxuriant hair". I did not bring this one home, but rather left it for Scott:
Finally, among the rest were 3 small cobalts (2 Noxzema) and these unidentified(able) iron pieces:
Here's the growing collection. Not everything here is keeper stuff, just me trying to clean up the area a little
:
EDIT: Just found this link on estimating rarity of mason jars: How Do I Identify Valuable Mason Jars?
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