I have identified these 6 different developmental types for this juicer.

All six types exist for clear glass.

All six types exist for green glass.

I have only found types 1 and 2 for amber glass.

I have only found types 1 and 4 for smokey grey coloured glass.

The diameter is relatively the same as is the height (tip of cone). The weight varies bewteen 270 g and 420 g which is significant.

Small reamer (cone).

Ridges of the reamer point between the pip collectors.

This type may or may not have mould numbers.

Small reamer (cone), although bigger than Type 1.

Ridges of the reamer point between the pip collectors and the ridges of the reamer are larger and sharper, and finish closer to the pip collectors

This type may or may not have mould numbers.

Small reamer (cone), although bigger than Type 1. This type is very similar to type 1.

Ridges of the reamer point between the pip collectors and the ridges of the reamer are larger and sharper, and finish closer to the pip collectors

This type may or may not have mould numbers.

There is an embossed (raised) map of Australia on the thumb grip.

Small reamer (cone).

Flat area between the reamer and the pip collectors.

Ridges of the reamer point at the pip collectors.

This type may or may not have mould numbers.

Middle size reamer (cone).

Sloping area between the reamer and the pip collectors.

Ridges of the reamer point at the pip collectors.

This type has not been seen with mould numbers.

Large reamer (cone). The reamer touches the bases of the pip collectors.

Sloping area between the reamer and the pip collectors.

Ridges of the reamer point at (and touch) the pip collectors.

This type has not been seen with mould numbers.

You cannot stack this type as the large cone doesn't fit into the next juicer.

Large reamer (cone). The reamer touches the bases of the pip collectors.

Sloping area between the reamer and the pip collectors.

Ridges of the reamer point at (and touch) the pip collectors.

Rim, tab handle and pouring spout have a distinct speckled finiish.

This type has not been seen with mould numbers.

Heavier than the other types.

You cannot stack this type as the large cone doesn't fit into the next juicer.

Juicer 112 has a larger reamer than juicers 111, 164 and 355

Juicer 162 has a much shallower bowl than other juicers with this pattern.

Juicer 355 has a larger reamer than juicer 111 and smaller than juicer 112

Juicers 355 and 112 have a slope between the reamer and the pip collector.

Juicers 111 and 164 has a definite flat area between the reamer and the pip collector.

Juicer 163 is a distinct grey coloured juicer, and is easily mistaken in natural light as being dirty. This glass is definitrly a smokey grey colour. I have several specimens of this colour and they are all early shapes.