This is a half-gallon clear glass milk bottle of unspecified provenance. It has rounded edges and indentations near the neck to provide a natural place to grip the bottle without the need for plastic handles. The word "Binders" is printed on two sides in bright red lettering. The phrase, "M2025 HALF GALLON LIQUID REG SEALED OBO 4" is embossed around the base, with "25 68" embossed on the bottom. It is unknown when this bottle was produced or put into use, though it is likely to have been sometime in the mid-to-late 20th century. This content can be used with the following standards: SS 4.25: Technological Change The style of indendet glass to form natural handles was common among many glass milk bottles during the first half of the twentieth century. The practice became phased out as the 1900s progressed and milk delivery declined in popularity and feasibility. This item can be used to educate students on outmoded models of manufacture and how methods have changed since this item was produced. For any use other than instructional resources, please check with the organization that owns this item for any copyright restrictions.
2018.018.160 [Bottle]
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