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i found two jars here they are
 

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Looks like the thinner one is an olive jar and the other one a pickle jar. Can't really see the bottom very well. 30s to 60s.
What is on the bottom of the larger one? Were these dug?
 

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i cant make out the numbers they were foun under dock
 

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Welcome to the forum. Your jar is probably a mustard or pickle jar , circa 1930 - 1960's as bottlerocket mentioned.Millions of them were made, with it being cracked and the super abundance of availability it would be best to recycle it.
 

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