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I think I found a light sky blue to sky blue mason's patent nov 30th 1858 qt jar does anyone have this exact jar to show me a pics so I can see the exact shades? I need a reply asap as this is still waiting a a antquie store for me to buy,cause if it is a sky blue it is dirt cheap but if it is ball blue it is way over priced...
 

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Try this link:

http://www.hoosierjar.com/colorguide.html
 

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ORIGINAL: Baydog51

Try this link:

http://www.hoosierjar.com/colorguide.html
Thank you for this link, but I already was there before I posted here an it is confusing me more.. I was hoping someone could post a pic of a sky blue to light sky blue/cornflower blue held in the light for me to see the differnce ..
 

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welcome to the world of colors and jars, there have been conversations adnauseum about the difference in color from one jar to another with no definitive outcome. Best advise I can give on sky blue is go outside, look up and if its a clear day, there you go. The other is get a box of I believe 64 crayons look for the sky blue one. The other thing you can do is take a regular blue Ball perfect mason with you and compare the colors.
 

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welcome to the world of colors and jars, there have been conversations adnauseum about the difference in color from one jar to another with no definitive outcome. Best advise I can give on sky blue is go outside, look up and if its a clear day, there you go. The other is get a box of I believe 64 crayons look for the sky blue one. The other thing you can do is take a regular blue Ball perfect mason with you and compare the colors.
best way I can describe it is ..it is very light blue almost clear with a darker blue around the base..it's not aqua it is blue
 

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Anyone know what I described is a sky blue?
 

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Might be a little late in a reply,but just in case.I've posted pics of "SKY BLUE" jars in the past,but I don't know how to go back and find them.I just bought a new camera so today's project (besides eating way too much) will be getting frustrated and maybe posting some new pics.
To try to describe "SKY BLUE" alls I can say is if you're not sure of the color, it's not "SKY BLUE" .The color is profound and undeniable.
 

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PS. your jar sounds more like a light teal.
Is the jar a CFJCo jar?
 

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PS. your jar sounds more like a light teal.
Is the jar a CFJCo jar?
it's a Mason's patent nov 30th with underscore 1858 block letters I don't think it's teal
 

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