New York, New York: c. 1928 Sheffield Dairy Farms workers using the new Sealcone paper containers in which to pack milk, replacing the glass bottle. They are lighter, they don't break, and pack twice as efficiently due to their conical shape. Here the containers are being coated with paraffine to keep them from leaking.

New York, New York: c. 1928 Sheffield Dairy Farms workers using the new Sealcone paper containers in which to pack milk, replacing the glass bottle. They are lighter, they don't break, and pack twice as efficiently due to their conical shape. Here the containers are being coated with paraffine to keep them from leaking.
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Image Number: 1035-20358399Rights ManagedCredit Line:Underwood Photo Archives/SuperStockCollection:Underwood Photo ArchivesModel Release:NoProperty Release:NoResolution:4800×3699
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