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\"ATLAS\" E-Z SEAL Squat Pint Glass Canning Jar AQUAMARINE 1920’s-1930’s For Sale

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\"ATLAS\" E-Z SEAL Squat Pint Glass Canning Jar AQUAMARINE 1920’s-1930’s:
$10.00

Atlas EZ Seal Half Pint - Aqua with Green Top

a 1 pint blue canning jar made by Hazel Atlas. The jar is marked Atlas E-Z Seal. The bottom is marked Trade Mark Reg Atlas E-Z Seal. The jar measures about 5" tall and 4" in diameter. There is some rust around the wire consistent with age. There may be small chips at the mouth (rim) of the jar. Unable to open. Not noticeable with the lid on.

$60.00

Vintage Atlas E-Z Seal Aqua Glass Canning Jar Pint Squat Wire Bail Lid

$17.95

Vintage Atlas E-Z Seal Aqua Blue Glass Bail Top Jar Wire Handle Lid

$9.00

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\"ATLAS\" E-Z SEAL Squat Pint Glass Canning Jar AQUAMARINE 1920’s-1930’s For Sale

\"ATLAS\" E-Z SEAL Squat Pint Glass Canning Jar AQUAMARINE 1920’s-1930’s: $10.00

\"ATLAS\" E-Z SEAL Squat Pint Glass Canning Jar AQUAMARINE 1920’s-1930’s:
$10.00