C.P.&U. and Patent Date Immerser lids?

PlaneDiggerCam · Dec 18, 2017

I found these two milkglass lids and was wondering about some information on the jars the went to and prices. The first one is a C. P. & U. lid (I don't know the jar it went to or any other information). The second lid I know is an immerser lid (also known as a pickle pusher?) I would like to know the jar it went to. It says "Pat'd Nov, 23,76, Sep, 12, 76, Nov, 30, 80, July, 20, 1886." Any information is appreciated.

Thanks,
-PlaneDiggerCam

botlguy · Dec 19, 2017

The C.P. & U. is an insert for jar # 660 in my old Red Book #8. It also takes a screw band. The jar itself is base embossed only with H&D or H21 or H&R. Complete worth $20 - $25 in 1997. The Disc Immerser fits several different and non-specific jars. Those both are worth a few bucks.
Jim S

PlaneDiggerCam · Dec 21, 2017

Cool and thanks for the reply. I actually have two Disc Immerser lids (I had 3 but one fell apart on the way home) and thought they were interesting. Could you use this type on a Atlas Strong Shoulder mason?

botlguy · Dec 21, 2017

PlaneDiggerCam said:
Could you use this type on a Atlas Strong Shoulder mason?

You could, perhaps, depending on the type but I wouldn't, they belong on the older, proper type jars. Some "Disc Immersers" use an "Improved Mason" band, others take the place of the "Milk Glass" liner inside a regular zinc lid.
Jim S.

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