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Hahne & Co. Newark N.J.? - 8/26/2011 7:52:34 PM   
Wheelah23


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Status: offline 		I dug this jar today, and from what I've seen, it's a good one. Very good. Luckily it has no damage at all, and isn't even sick. Just some dirt and stubborn rust I'm sure I could remove with some chemicals. Smooth lip, aqua, has that same weird mark on the base.

On one side it's embossed "HAHNE. &. CO./ (star)/ NEWARK. N.J." and the "J" is backwards.

It's #1 on this guy's want list, so that's probably a good sign!




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RE: Hahne & Co. Newark N.J.? - 8/26/2011 7:53:51 PM   
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Status: offline 		The other side is embossed "MASON'S/ PATENT/ 1858". Anyone want to buy it?




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RE: Hahne & Co. Newark N.J.? - 8/26/2011 7:54:40 PM   
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Status: offline 		The base with that little round mark. Unfortunately no lid with this one. I forgot to mention it's a pint size.




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RE: Hahne & Co. Newark N.J.? - 8/26/2011 8:02:51 PM   
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RE: Hahne & Co. Newark N.J.? - 8/26/2011 8:48:20 PM   
Wheelah23


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Status: offline 		Yeah, I've heard it's one of the earlier ones they made? Hahne & Co. was a department store in Newark, so I wonder what was in it.

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RE: Hahne & Co. Newark N.J.? - 8/26/2011 9:06:09 PM   
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Status: offline 		killer jar! i think id keep that connor!

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RE: Hahne & Co. Newark N.J.? - 8/26/2011 9:22:15 PM   
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RE: Hahne & Co. Newark N.J.? - 8/27/2011 1:10:36 AM   
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Status: offline 		Saw where one with the lid sold on ebay in June for 75 bucks. I would have thought it was worth more if I dug it, but I always think that! LOL It's actually a newer jar than the other two you dug. More of the Ball era and on the tail end of the Patent 1858's.

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RE: Hahne & Co. Newark N.J.? - 8/27/2011 1:53:48 AM   
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Hahne & Co. was a department store in Newark


Hey Connor,

Looks like it was a heck'a good store, too. Nice digging!





"Hahne and Company was founded in 1858 by Julius Hahne. The first store was a specialty store and later grew into an up-scale department store known for catering to the carriage trade and for friendly service.

In 1906 a new store was built on Broad Street in downtown Newark. The 441,000 square foot building had four floors plus a basement. An atrium in the center of the building allowed sunlight into all the floors to compensate for the lack of good electrical lighting.)

To the delight of the children, the basement had a merry-go-round. The Toy department was also located in the basement along with Housewares, Small Electrics, Sporting Goods, Luggage, Televisions, and the Budget Store.

The store had two restaurants. The Pine Room, a wood paneled fine dining area on the street level, was formal and until the late 1970’s had a dress code for patrons. The Maple Room, located in the basement and offering counter service, appealed to downtown workers. It closed in the 1980’s when the basement selling floor was closed.

In 1929, the company opened the first suburban store in Montclair, New Jersey. Later, suburban stores were opened in Westfield, Livingston, Monmouth, Quaker Bridge, Woodbridge, and Rockaway.

Hahne and Company was a founding member of Associated Dry Goods when the company formed in 1916. Other founding members included: H.B. Clafin & Co (NYC), Lord & Taylor (NYC), Stewart & Co (Baltimore), Heneger’s (Buffalo), and J.N. Adam & Co. (Buffalo). This grouping of companies helped each division secure needed financing and also helped combine buying power.

What happened????" From.

2002

From.


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RE: Hahne & Co. Newark N.J.? - 8/27/2011 3:16:07 AM   
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Status: offline 		Great jar.....and yes Ball Brothers made....there is several variations of the Hahne jar....the ones that I have sold have all gone for over $100...

A real tough jar to get in this variation is an embossed star on the base.....

There is also a quart variation...the really gets some money.......

Again, great find.....


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RE: Hahne & Co. Newark N.J.? - 8/27/2011 4:12:58 PM   
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ORIGINAL: dygger60

Great jar.....and yes Ball Brothers made....there is several variations of the Hahne jar....the ones that I have sold have all gone for over $100...

A real tough jar to get in this variation is an embossed star on the base.....

There is also a quart variation...the really gets some money.......

Again, great find.....


David


$100! Gee willikers! Hopefully there's more where that came from.

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RE: Hahne & Co. Newark N.J.? - 8/27/2011 8:39:19 PM   
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quote:

ORIGINAL: Wheelah23


quote:

ORIGINAL: dygger60

Great jar.....and yes Ball Brothers made....there is several variations of the Hahne jar....the ones that I have sold have all gone for over $100...

A real tough jar to get in this variation is an embossed star on the base.....

There is also a quart variation...the really gets some money.......

Again, great find.....


David


$100! Gee willikers! Hopefully there's more where that came from.

good lord Conner, thought you said this dump was already dug??? lol I guesss who dug it before had no clue what to look for...

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RE: Hahne & Co. Newark N.J.? - 8/27/2011 9:20:03 PM   
Picklejar

 

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Status: offline 		Really nice jar, try some Bkf and steel wool on the rust, I have had some recent success with this combo. Let me know if any Hero jars start appearing! --Joe

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RE: Hahne & Co. Newark N.J.? - 8/27/2011 11:42:11 PM   
Wheelah23


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quote:

ORIGINAL: creeper71


quote:

ORIGINAL: Wheelah23


quote:

ORIGINAL: dygger60

Great jar.....and yes Ball Brothers made....there is several variations of the Hahne jar....the ones that I have sold have all gone for over $100...

A real tough jar to get in this variation is an embossed star on the base.....

There is also a quart variation...the really gets some money.......

Again, great find.....


David


$100! Gee willikers! Hopefully there's more where that came from.

good lord Conner, thought you said this dump was already dug??? lol I guesss who dug it before had no clue what to look for...


Some of it was dug. The dump is so huge, that now I've finally found a part that wasn't dug, and that's where all the good finds have come from. I think I'll clean the bottle better tomorrow, and post a better picture of it.

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RE: Hahne & Co. Newark N.J.? - 8/28/2011 10:23:53 AM   
Wheelah23


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Status: offline 		Ok... Just one last question...

If I wanted to keep this jar, what kind of lid do I need for it? And did it take an insert? Anybody have the lid needed for it?

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RE: Hahne & Co. Newark N.J.? - 8/28/2011 6:07:37 PM   
Wheelah23


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Status: offline 		Here are some better pictures.

I'd say it is 99% mint, and better than you could ever hope for in a dump dug bottle. I don't know how this thing stayed underground 100+ years without a scratch. Of the entire surface, inside and out, I estimate 2% shows any sign of being buried, and that's only an incredibly minor stain above the "M" and the last "S" in Mason's. I guess I can get lucky in this dump sometimes: finally a great bottle in great condition!




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RE: Hahne & Co. Newark N.J.? - 8/28/2011 6:08:12 PM   
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RE: Hahne & Co. Newark N.J.? - 8/28/2011 6:09:52 PM   
Wheelah23


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Status: offline 		The weird texture of the glass (especially the lip) is probably due to the fact that is was made on an early semi automatic Ball machine.




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RE: Hahne & Co. Newark N.J.? - 8/28/2011 6:11:10 PM   
Wheelah23


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Status: offline 		The base doesn't have a typical machine scar, I think this mark is peculiar to early Ball made jars.

So what lid does this take?




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RE: Hahne & Co. Newark N.J.? - 8/28/2011 6:13:52 PM   
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