JAR - WHITE GLASS
c. 1926White Glass vegemite jar. Overall cylindrical in shape. Tapers upwards from base to form an opening fitted for a screw top lid.
Trademark details in raised text underneath base.
Example of material used at Richon Vineyard when it was a working vineyard. Ceramic and glass vegemite jars were introduced in 1926 and used until roughly the start of the Second World War.
It was thrown into the rubbish pit once the contents were consumed.
Details
Details
Large [A] with a [G] in the top part of the [A] and a [M] in in the lower part of the [A] / [VEGEMITE] / 19 / V 879
LOW
Example of food consumed at the Richon Vineyard
City of Armadale - History House
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