Here is a list of some of the jars Hemingray made! Their most famous jar was the Globe!

Globe
Patent Sep 18 1860
Patent June 9 1863 (on lid)
Patent June 27 1865
Patent Feb 17 1877
Patent Nov 30 1858 with/H.G.CO. Monogram
Royal
Royal of 1876

Globe Jars

These are the Wide Mouth Globe. The one on the left is a quart and the one on the right is a pint . Wide Mouth Globes are hard to find! To date the wide mouths only come in Aqua! See bottom for a picture of a 2 Qt wide mouth Globe.	Here is a picture of the 3 major colors and 3 major sizes! The one on the left is a amber pint the one in the center is a clear 1 Qt. and the one on the right is an 2 Qt Aqua. There is a 1/2 pint and a 1/4 pint Globe jar but are extremely hard to find! The amber Globes come in a wide variety of shades of amber. There are also SCA jars.

Here are 4 interesting Pint Globe Jars: Left to Right: Lt. Green, Yelow Amber, Purple, Dk Red Amber Photo courtesy of Greg

Here is a pic of 5 cool Quart Jars: Left to right: Lt. Blue, Dk Red Amber, Yellow Citron, Yellow Amber, Olive Amber Photo courtesy of Greg

Here are 3 interesting 2 - Quart Globe Jars from left to right: Purple, Brown Amber, Apple Green Photo courtesy of Greg

Jar with "Wing Nut" top lid embossed Patent June 9 1863	This jar is an interesting one! It is a Wax Sealer with original glass lid. (The glass lids are very hard to find!
Patent Nov 30 1858 with H.G.CO. Monogram	No Name Wax sealer with "Globe style" number on the bottom!
Patent Nov 30 1858 with H.G.CO. Monogram in the Super Rare Black Glass! Photo courtesy of Greg	Jar with "Wing Nut" top lid embossed PATENTED CIN. O JUNE 9, 1863” Photo courtesy of Greg

Here it is! The Royal Jar this jar has a really neat lid! There is also a variation of this jar that says "Royal of 1876" Photo courtesy of Greg	This is an interesting jar… 90% of the people I ask believe it to be Hemingray, I also believe it to be Hemingray! As far as I know only 6 of these have been found!	Here is a 2 Quart Hemingray Jar embossed PATENT SEP. 18 . 1860 really nice jar and in good condition! Has lots of tiny bubbles.
Here is a example of a rare sheared top Hemingray jar. It is known as the "Mellon Jar"	All I can say is WOW! Here is the ultimate Mellon Jar! it is in an imazing teal green. This is the screw top variation (lid embossed PATENTED CIN. O JUNE 9, 1863 ) Photo courtesy of Greg	Here is a pic of a 2 Qt (1/2 Gallon) Wide mouth Globe. Definately the hardest of the wide mouths. Photo courtesy of Greg