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1. Glass milk-bottle, one pint. - Glass milk-bottle, one pint. Clear glass with black writing and design. One side of the bottle depicts an infant holding and drinking from a baby bottle. The infant is within a circle with the following notation: ROANOKE DAIRY & ICE CREAM CO., INC., ROANOKE, VIRGINIA." Above the infant is the following: "PERFECTLY PASTEURIZED MILK FOR THE", the drawing of the infant is here, followed by: "AND WHOLE FAMILY". The opposite side of the bottle depicts a shield with the Statue of Liberty on it. On the left side of the shield in a circle is the following: "There IS NO SUBSTITUTE for LIBERTY." On the right side of the shield in a circle is the following: "There IS NO SUBSTITUTE for MILK." Also, stamped on the bottle is: "ROANOKE DAIRY." 20th century, American.

   1975.36.04

   Record Type: Object

   
2. Glass milk bottle; one quart. - One-quart milk bottle. Clear glass with black writing and design. One side of the bottle depicts an infant holding and drinking from a baby bottle. The infant is within a circle with the following notation: ROANOKE DAIRY & ICE CREAM CO., INC., ROANOKE, VIRGINIA." Above the infant is the following: "PERFECTLY PASTEURIZED MILK FOR THE", the drawing of the infant is here, followed by: "AND WHOLE FAMILY." The opposite side of the bottle depicts a shield with the Statue of Liberty on it. On the left side of the shield in a circle is the following: "There IS NO SUBSTITUTE for LIBERTY." On the right side of the shield in a circle is the following: "There IS NO SUBSTITUTE for MILK." Also, engraved on the bottle is: "ROANOKE DAIRY." 20th century, American.

   1975.36.01

   Record Type: Object

   
3. Statue of Liberty postcard adressed to Peggy Robertson - May 1947

   The front of the Postcard has a picture of the Statue of Liberty on it. On the back The stamps on the postcard indicates it is from New York City. There is also a green U.S postal stamp with George Washington on it. On the back, near the vertical edge of the postcard it has a location named 118 East 28th street, New York City. There is a stamp that states Feburary 22nd 6:30 PM, 1947.

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4. Statue of Liberty postcard adressed to Peggy Robertson - May 1947

   This postcard for Peggy Robertson also has a picture of the Statue of Liberty on the front. The back shows that the postcard came from the U.S Postage service in New York City. It also has two stamps that have the date and time of Feburary 21st, 10:30 PM.

   Record Type: Archive