just some shards. but a awesome design n a odd one

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picked these up yesterday, never seen them before, they have a horseshoe with a star inside, has ne one seen a mark like this before??? also i picked up a cup or tumbler shard ( my second one ever) it reads like this
" NO.72.
PAT.IN.US.
DEC.22.1903
JULY.17.1908
M11"
 

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chong2mry said:
picked these up yesterday, never seen them before, they have a horseshoe with a star inside, has ne one seen a mark like this before???

Horseshoe and star logo............This motif is seen on the base of jelly glasses & tumblers, the majority of which were probably made from c.1900-1930. (Sometimes the star is not present). Glass manufacturers who reportedly produced items with this type of design on the base include: Indiana Tumbler & Goblet Company, Greentown, IN (1894-1903); Ball Bros. Glass Company, Muncie, IN (1888-1992); Fostoria Glass Company, Fostoria, OH (1887-1891) & Moundsville, WV (1891-1986); Monongah Glass Company, Fairmont, WV (1903-c.1929); and Hazel-Atlas Glass Company, Washington, PA, Wheeling, WV and other plant locations (1902-1964). See "Ball", "Atlas" and "H over A" marks.

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

Chong,
shards, shards, and more shards. ;)

Hope you pick a good one on that
star and horseshoe. ;D

have a good un.............................
SHERMANVILLE
 

thanks for the graet info!!!!!!!!!!!!
 

quick question, how come that so many makers adopted this mark???? normally wouldnt they use thier own mark? i can understand when a company gets bought and changes thier name, and keeps the same design. but why so many?
p.s. im off for some bottles right now, wish me some luck ;)
 

chong2mry said:
quick question, how come that so many makers adopted this mark???? normally wouldnt they use thier own mark? i can understand when a company gets bought and changes thier name, and keeps the same design. but why so many?
p.s. im off for some bottles right now, wish me some luck ;)
Good Luck Chong.....That's some nice lookin' glass,shard or not...Can't answer the mark question,they did what they did I guess....Cool glass!!!
 

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