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Milk Cooler
November 3, 1936
A man lifts a milk can into an International Harvester milk cooler.
Milker Cooler and Cream Separator Display
1936
R.H. Bunker and N.H. Dover stand next to milk coolers and cream separators on display at an International Harvester dealership.
8-Can Milk Cooler
November 11, 1936
H.W. Griswold stands beside a McCormick-Deering 8-can milk cooler.
6-Can Milk Cooler
November 24, 1936
Clifford C. Ball places a milk can into a McCormick-Deering 6-can milk cooler. A cream separator stands against the wall to the left.
McCormick-Deering 8-Can Milk Cooler
October 8, 1936
A man works near an 8-can milk cooler at the Columbia Baking Company.
McCormick-Deering Dealers with Milk Cooler
December 2, 1936
Day and Perkins, McCormick-Deering dealers, stand by a milk cooler and milking machines in their dealership showroom.
