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Gardner Glass Display Jar w/ hinged lid Countertop Frito-Lay Go-B-Tweens c.1930s
Gardner Glass Display Jar w/ hinged lid Countertop Frito-Lay Go-B-Tweens c.1930s
Gardner Glass Display Jar w/ hinged lid Countertop Frito-Lay Go-B-Tweens c.1930s
Gardner Glass Display Jar w/ hinged lid Countertop Frito-Lay Go-B-Tweens c.1930s
Gardner Glass Display Jar w/ hinged lid Countertop Frito-Lay Go-B-Tweens c.1930s
Gardner Glass Display Jar w/ hinged lid Countertop Frito-Lay Go-B-Tweens c.1930s
Gardner Glass Display Jar w/ hinged lid Countertop Frito-Lay Go-B-Tweens c.1930s
Gardner Glass Display Jar w/ hinged lid Countertop Frito-Lay Go-B-Tweens c.1930s
Gardner Glass Display Jar w/ hinged lid Countertop Frito-Lay Go-B-Tweens c.1930s
Gardner Glass Display Jar w/ hinged lid Countertop Frito-Lay Go-B-Tweens c.1930s
Gardner Glass Display Jar w/ hinged lid Countertop Frito-Lay Go-B-Tweens c.1930s

Gardner Glass Display Jar w/ hinged lid Countertop Frito-Lay Go-B-Tweens c.1930s

$ 91.87

Availability: 100 in stock
  • Color: Clear with White logo
  • Restocking Fee: No
  • Return shipping will be paid by: Buyer
  • Type of Advertising: Counter Display
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
  • Condition: Very Good condition. The white logo paint is undamaged, clear and bright with no yellowing. Minor scratches on bottom from shelf sliding. Lid has superficial scratches (which you could buff-out) and a bit of corrosion on the steel clasp that holds the aluminum lid to the glass jar. There is one small chip on the bottom/back edge that penetrates the jar making a 3/7" hole (see last photo)...this is hard to see even if you are looking for it. It is not visible while the jar is displayed unless you turn the jar upside down and look carefully. No other chips, cracks or substantial scratches on jar. Overall from a display/appearance perspective, I'd rate this jar at 90 on a 100 point scale but you are the final judge so please review my high definition photographs to fully appreciate the condition.
  • Brand: Gardner's (H.W. Lay, Frito-Lay)
  • Item must be returned within: 30 Days
  • Modified Item: No
  • Date of Creation: 1930-1944
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
  • Refund will be given as: Money Back
  • Original/Reproduction: Original

    Description

    About the Seller:
    I have been an eBay seller since 2000 with a perfect 100% feedback rating covering my 2,000+ transactions.   You can bid with confidence.
    No stock photography…you will receive exactly what you see in the photographs.  My items come from a smoke-free home.
    About this Item:
    If you are a collector of Frito-Lay or Depression Era glass Store Display jars, then this could be the centerpiece of your collection!  You may already have "Lays" jars, but do you have a jar with the ORIGINAL name of Herman Lay's company?
    In 1932, twenty-three-year-old Herman Lay started working as a potato chip route saleman for the Barrett Food Products company, the Atlanta manufacturer of Gardner's Potato Chips. By 1939 he owned the company and renamed it the H.W. Lay & Company but he continued to use the Gardner's name on his products until 1944!
    These Gardner glass countertop display jars with hinged lids are pretty rare.  Although the Gardner Salted Peanut jars come up for sale once or twice a year, I've only seen one of these lidded jars sold in the past five years.
    This is an attractive, large, heavy glass counter top display jar.  It displays incredibly well.
    Measures about 10"tall.  7 1/2" wide  10" deep.  It has a hinged aluminum lid.
    This clear jar has white lettering that reads:  " ALWAYS IN GOOD TASTE" on a banner across the top.  This was the Gardner tagline/logo.
    It also has "Gardner" in script, followed by "GoB-Tweens 5¢"
    Beneath that is "BARRETT FOOD PRODUCTS CO. INC. FACTORIES ALL OVER DIXIE"
    Note:  'GoB-Tweens' was a catch-all phrase used for crackers, nuts, cakes and other items meant to appeal to customers who needed a snack between meals.  Frito-Lay uses the same phrase even today.
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    hipping/Selling Notes:
    I will take great care in carefully packing your item to ensure it arrives safely
    I'm happy to combine shipping for multiple purchases to reduce your cost.  All I ask is that you do not immediately pay...first send me a note asking me to combine shipping and then just wait to pay until after I send you an invoice.
    I do accept returns if the return is received within 14 days of the auction's end.  Buyer pays return shipping.