(Ball's typical Mason jars just have its signature logo.) This new version will stand out on your countertop or pantry shelf. You can even take a page out of a shopper's book and display one in a ...

Some have already sold for as much as $54, like this pale blue wire lock Mason jar from the early 1900s. Some even have logo “misprints,” such as this Ball jar that has three Ls on the front.

Created in 1913 in Muncie, IN, the Perfect Mason jar ... The Ball Heritage Collection Pint Jars feature a vintage-inspired blue tint and period correct embossed logo. They are BPA-free and 100 ...

Another logo will ring a bell, but it might seem out of place: the loopy script “Ball” embossed on mason jars the world over. Today the 134-year-old Ball Corp. mostly makes cans: for soup and ...

Thankfully, there's a product out there that solves this problem from none other than Ball itself: the Elite Spiral Canning Mason Jars. Now, if you're using a smaller Mason jar, this problem doesn ...

In celebration of its anniversary, the makers of Ball® mason jars launch sweepstakes to showcase the myriad of ways the new Ball ® Keepsake Jar can be used. The makers of Ball® mason jars ...

If you love canning, farmhouse chic decor or nostalgia, you’re probably a big fan of Ball Mason jars — pretty much the only brand that matters when it comes to getting the real deal in jars ...

The Mason jar was invented in 1858, before refrigerators were a thing, to keep food from spoiling. Some decades later, the Ball Brothers started mass-producing them. Millions of Americans snatched ...