(CASE of 12) GLASS BEADED MAGNIFYING PAPER WEIGHTS Jeanette Glass Co. 30+ years

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(CASE of 12) GLASS BEADED MAGNIFYING PAPER WEIGHTS Jeanette Glass Co. 30+ years:
$79.00

New and never used. 30+ years old at least!!! The company closed in 1983You are receiving ONLY 1 BOX--The unopened one!!12 in a Box PAPER WEIGHT/MAGNIFYING LENS (CASE)The box I am selling has never been opened. It is exactly the same as the box you see in the photos that has been opened.These are FANTASTIC magnifiers for reading small print.Can be used as a paperweight, photo display, or as a magnifying lens/loupe.Roughly 3\" in diameter and 1 1/2 inches high. Display Area is 2\"These are great to have at your desk for the hard to read \"fine print.\" I love the one I use and I am near-sighted! You can easily slide it across whatever you are reading.Great as a creative gift or for the elderly.Manufactured by the Jeanette Glass Company of Jeanette, PA. The Jeannette Bottle Works Company was founded in 1887 in Jeannette, Pennsylvania. At this time in their history they only produced handmade bottles. In 1899, Jeannette Bottle Works joined the machine age and became the Jeannette Glass Company. With the new machinery (O\'Neil semi-automatic bottle blowing machine), Jeannette Glass was soon producing canning jars, relish jars and automobile headlight lenses. Jeannette Glass continued to expand and by 1904, they added medical supplies and household items to their production line. In the early 1920s, new machinery was added and Jeannette Glass began producing tableware items. This cheaply made and brightly colored tableware became known as Depression Glass and is highly collectible today. In 1961, the Jeannette Glass Company acquired the old McKee Glass factory which was also located in Jeannette, Pennsylvania. Together they produced many beautiful glass patterns until 1983. Due to a failing American market, Jeannette Glass shut down in 1983.HAPPY offerDING!!!!!