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  • Object number
    99/17/1-2
  • Creator
    Astell (Manufacturer)
  • Description
    Container with rubber stopper. 'ASTELL, LONDON'. Known as 'cream pot' used by milk tanker staff for taking samples of milk to test quality.
    This is a metal container with a rubber stopper. It is also stamped: 'ASTELL // LONDON// ENGLAND'. The bottle is known as 'cream pot' and was used by milk tanker unloading staff for taking samples of milk to test quality; (advantage over glass by not breaking if falling from tanker).
  • Physical description
    1 sample bottle: metal (aluminium); good condition
  • Archival history
    MERL Miscellaneous note- Georgia Charitou- 10 November 2014-The equipment was from the Milk Marketing Board which operated from the Southern Regional Office of the MMB, 39 Christchurch Road, Reading. Mr. Banks worked from the office at Christchurch Road from 1961 onwards. from The Express Dairy at Didcot; made by Astell of London
  • Production date
    1970 - 1979-12-31
  • Production period
    1970s
  • Object name
    Sample-bottle
  • Material
    Metal, aluminium
  • Associated subject
    LIVESTOCK MANAGEMENT : milking
    PROCESSING : grading, testing and sampling
    Cattle
    Milk
  • Associated person/institution
    Express Dairy Company Ltd.
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