"Genuine Boyds Cap For Mason Jar" Lid Liner

[dapperandy]

"Genuine Boyd's Cap For Mason Jar" Lid Liner

Found this in a creek. Any info on this would be greatly appreciated. I seen a few on ebay for a few bucks each.

Anyone have any info, history on this?

 

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[Marbleguy]

Those are pretty but common..

Old dumpsites hold lots of them. The site I'm working has thousands. But they're made out of milk glass and I keep every one of them. There might be an old dumpsite very close to where you found the object. I would look for that.

 

[creeper71]

Re: Those are pretty but common..

Old dumpsites hold lots of them. The site I'm working has thousands. But they're made out of milk glass and I keep every one of them. There might be an old dumpsite very close to where you found the object. I would look for that.

I am willing to bet 10-1 odds there is a surface dump somewhere close....

 

[halfdime]

Re: "Genuine Boyd's Cap For Mason Jar" Lid Liner

They have to be a dime a dozen. We find so many that we only keep a new find if it has a design or style we don't already have.

 

[sodetraveler]

Re: "Genuine Boyd's Cap For Mason Jar" Lid Liner

Anyone have any info, history on this?

The mark in the center is from the Hazel-Atlas Glass Company (1902-1964).

The mark was first used in 1923, so this gives youy a date range for your cap.

This information comes from the following website

http://www.myinsulators.com/glass-factories/bottlemarks2.html

Hope this helps!

 

[OldCop135]

Found seven of these just yesterday while detecting at an early 1900s home site ( house was torn down in the 70s ). Thanks for the info, folks.