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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Scott, post: 6838, member: 203&quot;]Here are some more examples. The miniature mason jars are old with the zinc lids rather than the contemporary ones produced.</p><p>The next is an interesting mustard jar in smoke carnival glass ( found that one in a school antique show in Kansas City, Mo.). Along side is a Libbey Maize mustard in a documented light marigold. I also have the shakers that I&#039;ve not pictured.</p><p>The last is a pattern called Soda Gold, some people may call it Crackle which is the most common of the old carnival glass shakers.</p><p><br /></p><p>Note: The distortion of the images is from my camera phone. Its not really meant for close ups.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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