Found this today - Heinz lid from when?

[Coin hunter]

I’d like to know the age if anyone can help out

 

[grubstake]

Well past its "use by" date, I reckon!

 

[Coin hunter]

Lol

Well past its "use by" date, I reckon!

 

[Coin hunter]

Found it 6” down at a cricket club

 

[Hippyty79]

I found one like that in the goldfields I was thinking 80s, back when tomato sauce still came in glass

 

[Hippyty79]

Well past its "use by" date, I reckon!

I don’t think it’s possible for tomato sauce to go off, bit like a cheeseburger.

 

[Grey Panner]

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I’d like to know the age if anyone can help out

The 57 refers to the variety of Heinz products.
If a dog was of various breeds, a bitzer, it used to be referred to as a Heinz dog indicating that its parentage was complex.
I seem to remember the 57 Heinz varieties being advertised on the radio as far back as the 1940s but I am not certain of that.
Grey Panner

 

[Grey Panner]

The 57 refers to the variety of Heinz products.
If a dog was of various breeds, a bitzer, it used to be referred to as a Heinz dog indicating that its parentage was complex.
I seem to remember the 57 Heinz varieties being advertised on the radio as far back as the 1940s but I am not certain of that.
Grey Panner

Further comment.
I just found from the Net that Heinz began using the 57 Varieties advertisement in 1896.So, Coin Hunter, you may have an artifact of considerable historic appeal.
Grey Panner

 

[Jaros]

Luv their baked beans and spagetti.

 

[Coin hunter]

Thanks for the replies guys cheers

 

[dam it]

I found one like that in the goldfields I was thinking 80s, back when tomato sauce still came in glass

It still does

 

[Hippyty79]

I did notice rosella in a glass bottle the other day, it brought back camping memory’s, but haven’t seen Heinz in a glass bottle for years, I prefer the brown stuff, basted on a porterhouse over the grill.
The one I found was aluminium it helps with age, I think I may have thrown it out, but was identical.