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History buffs, steampunk crafters, and upcyclers will hit the jackpot with this curated, metal-themed "junk drawer" treasure jar. Housed inside a clear glass Ball Mason jar, this eclectic assortment spans several decades of 20th-century history.
Looking through the glass, several fantastic focal pieces are immediately visible: a highly collectible 1944 Franklin D. Roosevelt and Harry S. Truman presidential campaign pinback button (approximately 82 years old), a 1990 Seattle Goodwill Games enamel pin (36 years old), and a Hard Rock Cafe "Seal of the Embassy of Rock and Roll Washington" brass-toned medallion. The jar is densely packed with other intriguing metallic finds, including wheat pennies, a brass lighter casing, copper coils, vintage keys, a faux-turquoise bar pin, metal fish charms, and assorted brass buttons and hardware.
Jar Note: The collection is housed in a modern clear glass Ball Mason jar. The logo style (without the traditional dropped underscore) indicates it is a mass-produced canning jar from the late 20th century or newer. While the modern jar itself is very common and holds minimal antique value (typically $1 to $2), it serves as an excellent, sturdy display vessel for this fantastic metal collection.
Condition
Grade: Mixed Vintage / As-Is Condition
Details: As an unsorted mixed ephemera lot, the individual pieces will show varying degrees of age, patina, oxidation, and wear. The Ball glass jar is structurally sound with no visible chips or cracks and is tightly wrapped in plastic film to secure the heavy contents.
Measurements (Estimated)
Jar Height: Approx. 6.5 to 7.0 inches
Jar Diameter: Approx. 3.0 to 3.5 inches
