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Lunick

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So I found this Ball mason 3 L bottle and the whole entire bottom looks like it has been added on and it also is not completely round as you can tell. Ive been told there is not a pontil mark on the bottom but perhaps a value mark. The rounded area is pushed out not in . Looks like an embossed v on the bottom along with a number 1. Any information would be helpful. Im thinking after 1900 but before 1910. It is also I believe a should mason top.
 

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I"m trying to picture a 3 L jar and came to the conclusion that you must have some huge hands or else I'm way off
 

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I have no idea what you mean by large hands you can see the l s easily
 

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Ah, so I was way off!

I thought you meant 3 L as a unit of measure (3 Liter) , which is pretty close to 3/4 US gallon, which is way larger volume than what it appears to be. No problem - misundersatanding on my part! lol
 

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no problem i had never heard them called a 3 L jar before either till today.
 

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Yes, that is the date range for the "three L" jars by Ball, it is a shoulder seal jar, as long as it didn't leak, Ball didn't care about looks of the jars....lol.....crudeness and miss-spelling on the jars adds value as does color variations...... ;)
 

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#234 in the red book and right on as to dates 1900-1910 sadly very common but many many variations. It looks like a pint and is a shoulder seal.
 

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Yes, that is the date range for the "three L" jars by Ball, it is a shoulder seal jar, as long as it didn't leak, Ball didn't care about looks of the jars....lol.....crudeness and miss-spelling on the jars adds value as does color variations...... ;)
Thank you
 

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#234 in the red book and right on as to dates 1900-1910 sadly very common but many many variations. It looks like a pint and is a shoulder seal.
Thank you I just thought the bottom looked so crazy as it had that rim all the way around. Thank you
 

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