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BID DATE:
07/14/2026 07:35 PM
CURRENT BIDDER:
KarenAvey
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DESCRIPTION

H.P. HOOD GALVANIZED MILK BOX + TANKER WRENCH


Rating: 8
Comments: Made of galvanized metal the milk bottle box measures 10 ¾ in high, 12 ¾ in wide, 9 ¾ in deep which is more than 60 years old and is marked in raised letters on the back “Property of HP Hood & Sons Inc”. It has a hinged top, an ordering menu in the interior and it is somewhat heavy for its size. Also included is a cast metal wrench that is 14 in long x 7 in wide that has raised letters on the handle “Kary Kool" that has a 4 ¼ in wide opening in the front as well as a hole in the handle for hanging. Both of these pieces are in good shape having normal use wear, have some minor surface rust on the milk box and they are at our Auction Gallery for preview or please contact us for more information.

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