Early American Glass Canning Jars Value & Appraisal

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Posted by Shirley A. Welch

16 years ago

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Description 2 Canning Jars that were used to can food. Says Atlas Good Luck on the front with a 4 leaf clover. Seals with a metal lever.

Category Glassware and Crystal

Medium Glass

Distinguishing marks B with H on top of a A then 6i.

Condition Mint

Size and dimensions of this item 7 1/2 inches tall. 3 1/2 inches Wide

Date Period early 1900s

Weight 2 pounds

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Price Paid (If known) $12.00 a peice at a yard sale.

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Re: Early American Glass Canning Jars

The H on top of the A means that it was manufactured by the Hazel-Atlas Glass Company. The 6i is either the plant location that it was manufactured, or to identify the worker that made the jar. If there are circular scar marks on the bottom,that will tell you it was machine made. If there is a mold seam that runs continuously from the bottom to the top, or if it stops at the shoulder of the jar, it is an original and not a reproduction. The good luck clover jars were available in 3 sizes and are worth about $25-$35 dollars a piece.

Early American Glass Canning Jars

Re: Early American Glass Canning Jars

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