1-Quart Ball Glass Top Jar
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Hand selected from many one quart Ball Canning Jars.
May include Ocean Recoveries and will be stated as such.
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Items Single Quantity •Qty
• 45) Ball A
• 15) Ball B
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Notes
Over the decades I had a small hobby, this too while traveling. I would search antique stores across the country looking for Blue Glass Top Bailed wired canning Jars, that had to be in perfect antique/ vintage condition before I bought, including bottom bases without wear marks, picky me. 50 years later and a few more then needed I’m starting to organize to sell. Many were bought before the internet got smart with Pentium 4 processors, so values were maybe higher than those found in online businesses. I’ve kept transaction records and will be focused more on condition and not on rarity as much. Since across the nation they were priced and sold by this factor and being able to hand select by visual inspection most all I’ve acquired fit this rule. One exception is those I have that will be stated as Ocean Recoveries, likely Alaska or from Canada’s deep water dives.
Might give a reason for why I had this buy them all attitude as I searched decades ago in every store. I lived once in the Northwest Olympic Peninsula back in the 1970s and on the property I discovered a collapsed root cellar a century past its prime. Hidden deep inside were blue glass canning jars filled with foods, 25 gallons or so. Those that weren’t with magnesium lids types, all having corroded, held fast their inner properties, likely last added before the 1940s. To my surprise half of those found that were sealed with rubber and glass lids didn’t have their contents dropped onto the compost pile. But rather instead fed to my goat that loved these still good and colorful canned products, processed more than 50 years prior.
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Product Quantity: Only (60) items in stock. Sale is for 1 item, unless combined in sale’s offer of 2 or more.
Condition: Very Good! Should condition warrant a closer look this information will be added to that item’s last four digit ID.
Country: USA unless otherwise stated.
Size:
Weight: lb oz | ~ Ship (lb) - Ship weight for this sale is an approximation till revised at time of purchase. For which a total 'of all items' and their weights being shipped will be known, should this be required.
Store’s individual sales may take up to 24 hours to be updated. Should checkout fail possibly the item or quantity selected has changed, trying back later would be the best option. We apologize for any inconvenience this may have should it ever occur.
Please review 'About Us,' to be better informed before purchasing.
Hand selected from many one quart Ball Canning Jars.
May include Ocean Recoveries and will be stated as such.
____________
Items Single Quantity •Qty
• 45) Ball A
• 15) Ball B
____________
Notes
Over the decades I had a small hobby, this too while traveling. I would search antique stores across the country looking for Blue Glass Top Bailed wired canning Jars, that had to be in perfect antique/ vintage condition before I bought, including bottom bases without wear marks, picky me. 50 years later and a few more then needed I’m starting to organize to sell. Many were bought before the internet got smart with Pentium 4 processors, so values were maybe higher than those found in online businesses. I’ve kept transaction records and will be focused more on condition and not on rarity as much. Since across the nation they were priced and sold by this factor and being able to hand select by visual inspection most all I’ve acquired fit this rule. One exception is those I have that will be stated as Ocean Recoveries, likely Alaska or from Canada’s deep water dives.
Might give a reason for why I had this buy them all attitude as I searched decades ago in every store. I lived once in the Northwest Olympic Peninsula back in the 1970s and on the property I discovered a collapsed root cellar a century past its prime. Hidden deep inside were blue glass canning jars filled with foods, 25 gallons or so. Those that weren’t with magnesium lids types, all having corroded, held fast their inner properties, likely last added before the 1940s. To my surprise half of those found that were sealed with rubber and glass lids didn’t have their contents dropped onto the compost pile. But rather instead fed to my goat that loved these still good and colorful canned products, processed more than 50 years prior.
____________
Product Quantity: Only (60) items in stock. Sale is for 1 item, unless combined in sale’s offer of 2 or more.
Condition: Very Good! Should condition warrant a closer look this information will be added to that item’s last four digit ID.
Country: USA unless otherwise stated.
Size:
Weight: lb oz | ~ Ship (lb) - Ship weight for this sale is an approximation till revised at time of purchase. For which a total 'of all items' and their weights being shipped will be known, should this be required.
Store’s individual sales may take up to 24 hours to be updated. Should checkout fail possibly the item or quantity selected has changed, trying back later would be the best option. We apologize for any inconvenience this may have should it ever occur.
Please review 'About Us,' to be better informed before purchasing.
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