value or worthless?
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RED Matthews
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Hi CALDIGR2; I didn;t look up the CFJCo, but the Clyde N.Y. on the back tells me it was made at the Clyde Glass Works in Clyde N.Y.. So that makes me interested.
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coreya
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Nice jar it's a # 1921 in the red book and the 1/2 gal in clear is one of the better. (I got all except that).
I dug the jar in a local privy. It is in great shape but the lid is not original to the jar, it's just a generic Mason top. I don't have a recent jar book, so really have no idea what to ask for the thing. Thanks for the information.[
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$20-25 for a clear Half Gallon.
Being a dug jar, is there any cloudiness, stains that would require a tumble?
Being a dug jar, is there any cloudiness, stains that would require a tumble?
Other than some very light content stain no. The jar had the porcelain CFJCo monogram lid still on it. Our soil is non-acidic loam and most bottles don't stain much, except for some eastern glass from houses that used inferior sand or dirt.
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