coreya
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according to the latest red book the pints are 4-6 and the quarts are 2-4 and that's probably on a real good day! They are still good for the intended use however. LOL
Square 'G' Mason???
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coreya
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A little bit on the steins but the best advise I can give is post pictures. Most steins I run across are tourist type and really not worth the effort but on rare occasion have scored a metlach or other such regimental stein.
Here is an old pic of some of mine,
Here is an old pic of some of mine,
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LOL not always!! 
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Unfortunately, they're still in that same price range. If they come complete with the G in square glass insert and metal screw band AND you can get them cheap enough, ($.50-$1.00) it could be kinda fun to buy/sell/trade on the lower end of the market, but I wouldn't do it to make a living. I have a few in my collection, would be willing to buy a pint Square G or any size of the wide mouth version. I have both pint & quart of the Glenshaw G (in square) Mason. At one time I lived in Louisiana and had the same kind of thing happen with Knox jars, so I know your dilemma!
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