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In the past many of us have had milk delivered to our doorstep each day at the crack of dawn by an electric milk float.
These vehicles were specifically designed to carry a heavy load for up to 30 miles or so, as silently as possible, so they didn't wake up their customers. They were an everyday sight from the late 50's onwards, however with the growth of supermarkets this has led to the virtual extinction of the iconic milk float and milkman.
Floats are now a very rare sight on our streets but these floats and the milkmen are part of our social history and need preserving and made relevant once again.
1930's cardboard top milk bottles and wire crates
1970's milk and crates
1980's onwards milk and crates
Bottles of milk with Christmas caps
An array of foil caps to cap any bottles
Empty milk crates
Milkmen's cap badges
An array of Milkmen's rounds jackets
An array of Milkmen's rounds jackets
An array of Milkmen's rounds jackets
An array of 1950's packaging milk and juice cartons
A wide selection of milk bottles from 1880 to present day
A wide selection of milk bottles from 1880 to present day
A wide selection of milk bottles from 1880 to present day
Porcelain milk pail
An array of churns
An array of churns
1850's milkmaids wooden yolk
A large dairy wall clock
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