Milkmen Collection
In the early 1900s, milkmen and their floats were a common sight on the streets
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In the early 1900s, milkmen and their floats were a common sight on the streets. These dedicated milk delivery men would tirelessly make their rounds, ensuring that fresh milk was delivered to doorsteps across towns and cities. An engraving of a Maltese Milkman captures the essence of this profession, showcasing the hardworking individuals who took pride in their daily deliveries. Similarly, sketches at Gibraltar depict the bustling activity as milkmen went about their business. One can imagine the lively scenes on Charlotte Street in London, where milkmen hurriedly made their way through busy crowds with crates filled with bottles of creamy goodness. Mr Libbys Milk became synonymous with quality and reliability for many households during this time. A vibrant color litho from 1904 showcases a bustling dairy scene - cows grazing peacefully while workers diligently tended to them. This image reminds us of how important dairies were in providing fresh milk to communities. However, not all stories involving they were mundane. In one colorful litho titled "The original stunt by an American in Paris, " we see an amusing incident unfold as a daring individual tries to have a fleeing dairy farmer arrested. The unexpected twists and turns add excitement to an otherwise ordinary day in the life of a milkman. Advertisements like those from New River Dairy Company highlighted the importance of choosing trusted sources for your daily dose of calcium-rich goodness. These ads aimed to instill confidence among consumers when it came to selecting their preferred brand. Milk vendors around the world had unique ways of transporting their goods. A donkey-riding vendor captured our attention as he navigated through Seville's narrow streets delivering his precious cargo – reminding us that even centuries ago, innovation played its part in ensuring timely deliveries. Lastly, we cannot forget Mrs Pumps' round game of Happy Families – perhaps inspired by her own experiences interacting with different families during her deliveries? This whimsical depiction adds charm and a touch of nostalgia to the milkman's profession.