"Certo" bottle. How old?

[Newfie treasure hunter]

Dug this one up a while back. Never got to researching it but was wondering it's age. Crown top if not visible and not acl.

 

[Newfie treasure hunter]

May have been partially acl at one point.

 

[Newfie treasure hunter]

May have been partially acl at one point.

Or paper label is more like it!

 

[ROBBYBOBBY64]

Paper. Here is a link. Scroll down to History.
ROBBYBOBBY64.

Certo Pectin

Certo is a brand of pectin sold in the US and Canada, as well as in England. Depending on where you are purchasing, it can be available in liquid form, in powder form, or both. Jelly recipes are often likely to call for the liquid version.

www.healthycanning.com

 

[CanadianBottles]

I always see these in 50s dumps. Maybe a decade on either side, but not too much older or newer as far as I know.

 

[Newfie treasure hunter]

I always see these in 50s dumps. Maybe a decade on either side, but not too much older or newer as far as I know.

Thanks

 

[RCO]

seen those bottles before often in 50's era dumps , a lot of them out there it seems , not 100 % sure what the product was used for but seems to have had a common use at the time

 

[shotdwn]

seen those bottles before often in 50's era dumps , a lot of them out there it seems , not 100 % sure what the product was used for but seems to have had a common use at the time

If I remember correctly it was used in the canning of jams and jellies.

 

[Len]

Yes, it was used in canning. Has that embossed line for use measure. Not sure if it still being sold in a bottle. Nice amber but still a lot of them coming out of the ground...

 

[K6TIM]

Dug this one up a while back. Never got to researching it but was wondering it's age. Crown top if not visible and not acl.

There were a lot of the Certo bottle made during the 40's-50's. They were used for household foods used to measure making of jelly,anf jams,and etc.