Modern Living: Part Ten

[luxflairguy]

Remember peanut butter & jelly in Jetson or Flinstone glasses?
At least We were allowed to collect those! Got thrown out in later years or the dishwasher etched all the graphics off first. Greg

 

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YES! If I remember correctly it was Welch's for grape jelly.

 

[luxflairguy]

And I think it was Peter Pan peanut butter. I could be wrong!

 

[ea56]

Yes Greg, Peter Pan peanut butter did come in jars like this.

Eddie

 

[appnut]

We had Bama jams & jellies for a number of years. The containers turned out to be decent, sturdy "jelly jars". My mom started saving them so I could have glasses when I moved into my first apartment in college fall 1974. And we kept adding to the collection. They were my "everyday" glasses up until a year or so ago. (I threw the jelly jars out, over 20 of them. They were replaced by a new kind of jelly glass--it was actually a mug kind of style that had a handle on each one. I figured as I got older, it would be better to have a handle on the side of the glass to hold on to.

 

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United States Rubber Company 1953

 

 

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Lorain 1922

 

 

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Johnson's 1952

 

 

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Felso 1951

 

 

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Wear-Ever 1947

 

 

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Armstrong 1947

 

 

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Vel 1964

 

 

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Kentile 1953

 

 

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Briggs 1947

 

 

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Kleenex 1955

 

 

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Federal 1953

 

 

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Ajax 1959

 

 

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Perma-broom 1950

 

 

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Tile-Tex 1947

 

 

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Lloyd 1953

 

 

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