Vintage Borden's Dairy Advertising Collection Lot 1929-1969 Glass and Paper For Sale

This is a comprehensive, museum-quality chronological collection of vintage Borden's dairy items spanning four decades from 1929 through 1969. Perfect for advanced advertising collectors or farmhouse decor enthusiasts, this 9-piece lot features rare regional Louisiana and Indiana pieces, heavy Art Deco ribbed glass, original display ephemera, and a classic precision die-cast delivery truck.Included in this lot:

1. 1929 Full-Body Ribbed Quart Glass Bottle featuring embossed "Property of Borden's Farm Products Co, Inc", BB48 heel stamp, and base date code 29 (Berney-Bond Glass Co).
2. Mid-1930s Full-Body Ribbed Quart Glass Bottle with "Borden's Quality Service Trademark" embossing, E4 state registration mark, original metal neck reinforcement ring, and the Liberty Glass pine tree logo on the base.
3. Late-1930s/1940s Ribbed Pint Glass Bottle with vertical neck grooves, cap seat rim, BB48 mark, and Owens-Illinois diamond-oval base stamp.
4. Late-1930s Ribbed Half-Pint Glass Bottle featuring the classic Thatcher Manufacturing "MTC" monogram logo and a "2H" Hazel-Atlas heel mark.
5. 1950s Square Half-Pint Glass Bottle with an Applied Color Label (ACL) Elsie the Cow graphic, original vintage grocery display filler (simulated milk/foam), and an intact cardboard cap from Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
6. 1969 One-Gallon Glass Jug featuring a bright painted Elsie graphic with yellow flowers, a matching Baton Rouge paper cap, and a 1969 base production date stamp.
7. Vintage Stapled Paper Carton for Homogenized Fortified Milk, structurally intact and sealed with original contents left undisturbed.
8. Hammond, Indiana Square Half-Pint Paper Milk Carton complete with its original top cap and crisp wax-paper structure.
9. Danbury Mint 1950 Borden's Divco Model 13 Delivery Truck in 1:24 scale. Offered as-is as a display piece; missing original box and a small hood alignment piece (hood rests in place but can detach if inverted).

All glass pieces are clean with clear glass and minimal crate wear. Paper ephemera shows age-appropriate vintage preservation. This ready-made collection tells the visual story of mid-century American dairy evolution from heavy embossed glass to wax paper and plastic transitions.