 | Welcome to Fruit Jar Ring Boxes | Oct 24, 2008 |
With MSN Groups discontinuing its group service, we have moved the site here to Multiply.com. Welcome to the new site, we hope to make it even better than before.
This site hopes to sustain and promote the collecting of fruit jar ring boxes, the ones our grandmas, great-grandmas and great-great grandmas used to preserve their harvest.
Also, if you are a member of this group site, please check "inbox" at the top of this page to check for messages since I no longer have email contacts for you. Please join in and enjoy our group.
This site hopes to sustain and promote the collecting of fruit jar ring boxes, the ones our grandmas, great-grandmas and great-great grandmas used to preserve their harvest.
Also, if you are a member of this group site, please check "inbox" at the top of this page to check for messages since I no longer have email contacts for you. Please join in and enjoy our group.
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February Additions
Several new photos have been added over the last few days. They are as follows: A106 Aurora (color variation), B216 Beavers Seal, C049 Clover Brand, R182 Richelieu Quality, and R184 Richmond. Here's another part of my... morePrevious blog entries: | ||
| Jan 18 | - | "Settling In" to the New Site |
| Jun 30 | - | FOHBC National Show |
| Dec 23 | - | Happy Holidays |
kathysc wrote on May 16 Hello, interesting collections. I have a few but my search is actually for the jar rubbers for half pint wire bail clamp jars. I seek them out for my herbs and have many of the small upright 1/2 pint clamp jars without the rubber rings that make them air-tight. I have found that the Daisy half pint work pretty well, but does anyone know of another brand that I could search for that might work a little better? Thanks for any feedback, Kathy ksoldgolden@aol.com |
