JABS:A Lot About A Lot Of Honey Containers

摘要

The history of the Anchor Hocking Glass Corporation of Lancaster, Ohio is one of uniting mergers. They had mergers as early as 1873, but the home office started in 1905. There are four different honey jars on display that were made by the Anchor Hocking Glass Corporation although they concentrate in making serving pieces of glassware. The trademark indicates that the jars were made during the time period of 1937 to 1968. The honey jars on display have a honey comb pattern on the top and bottom partsof the jar and a honey bee perched on the comb. One jar indicates that a patent has been applied for and carries a model number of 1232 and is estimated to have been made in 1944. Two jars carry a model number of L-627A and L-628A and the fourth jar wasmade in the Salem, New Jersey plant in mold number 5965 characterized by the four bands at the base.