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Image of Package of Old Homestead Brand fruit jar rings, ca. 1919-1945
1966.3910.10
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Package of Old Homestead Brand fruit jar rings, ca. 1919-1945

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These fruit jar rings were made by the Matchett-Macklem Company, an early Seattle grocery distributor, ca. 1919-1945.
ID Number: 1966.3910.10
Date: Circa 1919-1945
Physical Description: 1 Package, Product; paper; 3.25 in.H x 3.25 in.W x 1.25 in.D
Credit: MOHAI, 1966.3910.10
Subjects: Businesses and Corporations, Food and Beverage Industries

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