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  • #16
    Re: Source for Pickled Bologna

    Where is a good source for period jars?
    Captain Andy Witt
    52nd Geo Vol Inf Co I CSA
    Blue Ridge Mess

    http://www.52ndgeorgia.webs.com

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    • #17
      Re: Source for Pickled Bologna

      The Mason Jar was invented in 1858 by John Landis Mason of Philadelphia. Mason brand jars are more straight sided than the nearly as period Ball jars. The big difference was that the wearly Mason jars came with one piece zince screw on caps rather than the two-piece lid-and-ring that we're familiar with today. For period sealing you can top a canned poduct with melted was and a cheesecloth cover tie in place.
      Ken Hulme
      aboard S/V [I]Dulcemore[/I]
      Fort Myers, FL

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      • #18
        Re: Source for Pickled Bologna

        There are a number of places to buy the repro 1858 Mason Jars but the repro lid is not the correct zinc lid so you'll need to find those. Try these:

        http://www.etsy.com/search?includes%...1858+MASON+JAR

        http://www.ctwhomecollection.com

        This last one is a place to buy them wholesale if you have a tax number. I got cases of them here at GREAT prices - $6-8 each - and have used them at events and for gifts for a few years. Hope this helps for your mason jar needs and you can always buy barrels for large quantities like we did at Shiloh.
        Matt Woodburn
        Retired Big Bug
        WIG/GHTI
        Hiram Lodge #7, F&AM, Franklin, TN
        "There is a fine line between "hobby" and "mental illness."

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