Connecticut Historical Society

Two men seated in the cab of a Federal truck. Signs on the side of the vehicle read: "No. 39" "Benvenuto Farm / Bloomfield, Connecticut U.S.A." "Old Fashioned / Heavy Cream." Boxes of milk bottles and milk cans are in the back of the truck. A wooden fence is in the background.

Title supplied by cataloger. William J. Johnson was the auto editor at the Hartford Times and lived in East Berlin. Benvenuto Farm in West Bloomfield was a wholesale dealer in milk and cream and a breeder of Dutch belted cattle. Thomas C. Perkins was the proprietor.

1916

Hartford (Conn.)

Trucks
Milk trade
Cream industry
Dairy products industry

Source extent: 1 photographic print ; 10 x 13 cm.

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Accession number 1982.61.164
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