Anybody seen this glass insert?

[rallcollector]

Picked up a box of lids, and this was inside. Kinda driving me crazy because I can't find what jar this insert would go with. Went Redbook page for page in the c's, and still couldn't find it. Lettering surrounding the center logo reads, 'PAT'D MAY 26 1885 N.Y. SCREW TOP WORKS'. Anybody got any ideas?

 

[rallcollector]

Here's another pic.

 

[cyberdigger]

That is some impressive photography!!! I am impressed... very impressed.

 

[cookie]

Nice lid...goes on the ACME and THE BEST jars.....a good one...

 

[surfaceone]

Hello Paul,

Welcome and thanks for the great photos of yer lid. This one just went off on that certain electronic auction place for $9.99 +S&H.

 

[dygger60]

Nice lid Rall.....I see you have been out and about.....I have been tied up with work and have not been able to get to look around....but that will be solved soon.

I am still looking for that screwband for the Ball made midget pint.....it is a son of a gun to find....but will keep looking.....

Anyhow, nice find.....and has been stated....nice photograph.

David

 

[rallcollector]

ACME...Cool! Thanks for the help.

I went into an antique store about a month ago, and there was about 10 common jars on a low shelf. This Atlas jar stuck out like a sore thumb. I thought to myself, 'that insert does not go with that jar.' Once I got close enough to almost pick the jar up, I had the insert ID'd. Oddly enough, it fits like a glove with this common Atlas jar. With the photo I posted, can anybody tell specifically what good insert this is?

 

[cyberdigger]

...gotta be honest here... I am way too captivated by the strange background ... do goats stay there? drought? martians? what?? is it pine needles?

 

[Baydog51]

My guess is a Milleville Atmospheric. Does it have a 1861 date on it? Gary

 

[rallcollector]

My property has a billion pine trees. The previous owners abandoned growing grass several years ago, and I never even attempted to try.

No Gary, it's not a Millville. Think more toward the end of the redbook.