ATLAS jar and Blue Label ketchup jar

[muddyrock]

Got these today after work. The Atlas jar I seen a week ago and left it behind. After thinking it over I decided I would bring it home and use it for the clad I find with the AT Pro. Has a small crack at the opening but love the look of the jar!! Then walked around a bit and found the Blue label ketchup bottle. Seams to be in great shape. I have included pictures in hopes to see if any one has any info.









Thanks for looking and Happy Hunting!!

 

[trapperart]

Congrats

 

[pa-dirt_nc-sand]

I can't help on the ID, but have had similar experiences where I have seen some cool bottles while detecting and finally decided to save them. I wish I new how to decipher the verbiage on the bottom of bottles.

 

[against the wind]

Congratulations on some cool glass

 

[2moshers]

The Heinz Blue Label Ketchup bottle dates to the 1930s and the Atlas E-Z Seal mason jar is circa 1920s-1930s. Nice finds.

 

[vpnavy]

Nice finds! Thanks for sharing...

 

[muddyrock]

The Heinz Blue Label Ketchup bottle dates to the 1930s and the Atlas E-Z Seal mason jar is circa 1920s-1930s. Nice finds.

Thanks 2moshers. I'm tempted to go back as there are a few more bottles, but then again I have no need for them either lol. Is there a way to look up a bottle date by a pattern number? I recall seeing one with something about a pattern pending number or something like that on the bottom.

 

[2moshers]

There are many different kinds of bottle and jar codes. The best way is to google, in this case, dating Atlas E-Z Seal Mason Jars or Blue Label Ketchup bottles. All kinds of info out there. Another large website with lots of info is the Historic Bottle Website. I am no expert by any means but with my many recent bottle and jar detecting finds I seem to be getting a little more knowledgeable along the way. lol Good luck with your treasure hunting and research muddyrock!

 

[muddyrock]

Ok, thanks again 2mosher.

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