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Antique Canning Jars: 1 Pint Ball Ideal and 1 Quart Kerr Economy Trade Mark
This set features two iconic pieces of early 20th-century American canning history:

1. Ball Ideal Jar (1 Pint): Embossed with "Pat'd July 14, 1908" and the number "5" on the bottom, this jar represents Ball Corporation's innovation in home canning. The "Ideal" line, introduced around 1915, featured a glass lid and wire bail closure, enhancing the sealing process for preserved foods.

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2. Kerr Economy Trade Mark Jar (1 Quart): This clear glass jar showcases the "Economy" design developed by Alexander H. Kerr in 1903. Kerr's wide-mouth jars and two-piece lids revolutionized home canning by providing a more reliable seal and easier filling.

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Condition:
Good vintage condition with age-appropriate wear, including minor "flea bites" (tiny chips) on the glass edges. These small imperfections are typical for glassware of this age and add to the character of each piece.

Dimensions:

• Ball Ideal Jar: 1 Pint, 5 inches tall, 3.5 inches in diameter
• Kerr Economy Trade Mark Jar: 1 Quart, 6.75 inches tall, 3.5 inches in diameter

This set offers a glimpse into the evolution of home canning practices in the early 1900s, making it a valuable addition for collectors and enthusiasts of vintage kitchenware.