Jar, 25LC254, (F11) #018
Dublin Core
Title
Jar, 25LC254, (F11) #018
Subject
Food product
Description
Complete jar, clear glass, cup bottom mold, cracks on the bottom edge and body, pull cap closure. Contained candy product or similar food item. Embossed letters with manufacturer's name "D Auerbach and Sons, New York, USA" on the side
Lip: 2.18mm; Rim: Diameter 61.6mm, Thickness 5.9mm, Circumference 193.42mm
Entire Artifact: Height 113.7mm, Width 61.6mm, Thickness 61.6mm, Weight .225kg
Entire Artifact: Height 113.7mm, Width 61.6mm, Thickness 61.6mm, Weight .225kg
Creator
D. Auerbach & Sons New York USA
Source
2019 Capitol Wellfield Project
Publisher
UNL Anthropology
Contributor
Lowe, Grayson
Rights
UNL Anthropology; Capitol Commission
Relation
Large candy manufacturer, New York City, active through 1930s. New York Times article Dec. 4, 1897, p. 12, mentions sugar caldron accident. International Confectioner vol. 32 has obituary of Leopold Auerbach, born in 1867
Type
Physical Object
Files
Collection
Citation
D. Auerbach & Sons New York USA, “Jar, 25LC254, (F11) #018,” UNL Campus Archaeology, accessed April 19, 2025, https://anth-omeka.unl.edu/campus_archaeology/items/show/442.