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DAIRYLEA MILK

Basic Information

Inventory ID 450604
Production Type SF
Release Year 1923
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Donor Code 2853 - Packard Humanities Institute: Sabucat Collection
Collection
Episode Title 5626

Format & Technical

Format Size 35
Format Type NITRATE
Element Info PRINT
Film Base
Color Format B&W
Sound Format ^^^^
Item Holdings 1
Total Reels 1

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Deterioration 0

Notes

Taken from www.dairylea.com "Dairylea's rich history dates back to 1907, when a group of dairy farmers in Orange County, New York, united to increase their bargaining power. They formed one of the country's first cooperatives � The Dairymen's League. By the 1920s, the Cooperative's membership had grown to more than 100,000 farms. In order to obtain fair pricing and guarantee a market for all of its members' milk, the Dairymen's League Cooperative Association began operating its own processing and manufacturing plants. The Cooperative introduced the name "Dairylea" for its products in 1923, which went on to become one of the leading brands in the Northeast. In 1969, the Cooperative changed its name to Dairylea Cooperative Inc., for a closer tie-in to its product line." Footage includes: Parade of vehicles at processing plant? All vehicles have Dairylea - Vitamin D - Milk emblems on them along with phrases such as: "Co-operation & Protection" "Education results in adequate milk" Long line of milk delivery vehicles. Some horse drawn, some motorized.

Inventory Items (1)

Reel # Barcode Can Size Reel Size Location Notes
1 nv0001310671 400ft V016-L13-18 Numbered