Dairy, Ice Cream & Milk Advertising Artifacts

ARTIFACT: Beautiful 1930’s – 1940’s Cold Spring Farms, Pennsylvania milk pint bottle with baby logo. The red painted logo shows a baby in a sitting position holding something outstretched in the viewer’s left hand, perhaps a milk bottle, below it reads:...

ARTIFACT: Wonderful 1920’s H. P. Hood & Sons glass covered butter dish for the refrigerator. The lid features the company logo which depicts a dairy cow in the center with the words: “H. P. HOOD & SONS DAIRY PRODUCTS” in embossed letters and the company...

ARTIFACT: his is a circa 1900 lithographed celluloid advertising pin for Horlick's Malted Milk. J&W Horlicks was started in 1873 in Chicago, Illinois by two brothers from Britain. The Horlick's malted milk product was popular with the average...

ARTIFACT: Beautiful circa 1906 advertising tip tray for De Laval Cream Separators. The center shows a remarkably detailed image of a mother using the separator as her young son walks towards the door and cows out in the pasture with a glass of...

ARTIFACT: This is a circa 1940s pin for Snaider’s Syrups, which was incorporated in New York in 1933. The pin is in lithographed tin and advertised the company’s chocolate syrup. The pin is by L. J. Imber Company and reads I PLEDGE TO DRINK MILK WITH...

ARTIFACT: This is an old bottle for Horlick's Original Malted Milk Lunch Tablets with the contents; however, the contents appear to have melted together (smells good, though!). At the time, the price on the label was 10 cents! J&W Horlicks was started...