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Three Anchor Hocking Jars. The label around the one on top left isn't frosted. The main one at the base is comparable (5 lines of product) having a frosted label. The main one around the right is really a newer jar with 4 lines of product along with a frosted label. Other Anchor hocking jars have different graphics. Anybody have pictures? Click The Link to distribute them in my experience should you choose.
Small Jars - See Photos Below - Each One Is Authentic The tallest jar above may be the 75th Birthday Jar and stands 6 1/4 inches tall.
Planters LifeSavers Round Apothecary - 1990
Included Miller/Planters Football tray and Pilsner Beer Glasses?
Produced In Italia Miniature Octagon Jar - 1981
75th Birthday Jar - 1991
Apothecary Jar - 1979 - Brown Graphics
Fishbowl Jar - 1979 - Brown Graphics
Fish Bowl Jar - 1929
2 Fishbowl jars with large bar labels. The main one around the left is older and it was substituted for a smaller sized label (right).
Different labels are acceptable around the jars. Planters did not appear to possess a standard label for just about any jar. Note the initial octagon finial covers. Because these were damaged, Planters replaced all of them with the peanut finial covers.
Left - Octagon jar with 7 sides embossed and T label. Right - 8 sides embossed. Note the right spacing between your E and R around the right jar. Some fake octagon jars possess a wide space between individuals letters.
Left- Anchor Hocking jar with small decal. Right- Nickel Peanut jar with original red lid.
Roger authored a magazine with photos on Planters Peanuts jars. It's presently offered out but he's thinking about a reprint if there's enough interest. It gives great detail on all of the old Planters jars including what to look for on fakes and reproduced Planters jars. Click The Link to make contact with Roger directly to learn more.
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