Lid, Preserving Jar

Object/Artifact

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Lacey Museum

Copyright: Lacey Museum; Origformat: Artifact

Copyright: Lacey Museum; Origformat: Artifact

Name/Title

Lid, Preserving Jar

Entry/Object ID

85.93

Description

Zinc and glass lid for a canning jar. The gray lid has female threads to fit on the male threads of a mason jar. The top of the lid has a circle of 1.75". The inside of the lid has a white milk glass lining with the following embossed in capital letters: "genuine Boyd cap for mason jars". Three concentric circles from .5" to 1.25" are embossed in the center of the liner. The outside of the lid has corrosion accretions and the inside is heavily corroded with accretions/powdery white spots. There are red marks on the sealing edge of the lid probably from contact with a sealing rubber.

Made/Created

Manufacturer

Boyd Co.

Date made

1880 - 1930

Notes

Date: Late 1800s-early 1900s

Lexicon

Search Terms

Domestic Life/Household Goods, Food Preparation

Dimensions

Height

1 in

Diameter

3 in

Dimension Notes

09-03-2015 The diameter is measured at the sealing edge. rfj