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Merredin Railway Museum > Records

PORCELAIN MILK BOILER

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Overview

Placed in container ,Corrugated side down when boiling milk .Prevented milk boiling over date of use --from 1940

Historical information

Milk boiler used by Mrs. Elsie Norris Korbel .Mrs Norris raised cattle & milked cows for many years She used the milk boiler on her Korbel farm

Details

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Registration number

cwa-org-156-1994.681

Item type

Material

Inscriptions and markings

Bristile Porelain ware Milk Boiler This side up

Public Location

Room 11 cabinet east wall

Last modified

Wednesday, 2 June, 2021

Completeness

83

Merredin Railway Museum

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