Posted 9 years ago
Nroht
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Farmers co-op milk co. On one side and Poughkeepsie Beacon wappenger falls on the other side. What was it for ?
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It's an antique milk bottle opener, for prying out the cardboard disc at the top of the bottle.
Thanks very much
We actually went outside once-up-on-a-time, to get fresh milk by the door, that only had cardboard seals pressed in the bottle mouths. Oh well !! Nothing seemed wrong with the idea back then ! LOL !!!
Discs like this, popular into the 1940s before milk bottles began to change somewhat, and these discs were almost eradicated in the 1970s:
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These openers were often given away by dairies or stores.
They worked fairly well. Wax versions were reusable.
Enough already, it's getting wierd