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Early Ice Cream Maker - The Frigid
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Overview
A gallon white and green steel container that has a latched opening at both ends. The top end opens to a tubular cannister into which the cream mixture would be poured. The other end opened to a cavity into which the ice was placed around the cream cannister. There was no churning mechanism
Historical information
hand-cranked ice cream freezer, featuring a tinplated iron barrel often painted blue or green with a, stencil on the side. It uses a double-walled inner cylinder for ice and salt mixture to freeze ice cream.
Details
Details
Registration number
cwa-org-124-2024.184
Item type
Objects
Themes
Material
Steel
Width
23 cm
Height or length
22 cm
Inscriptions and markings
On the side is stencilled in green
"The Frigid"
Keywords
Dairy
Primary significance criteria
Social or spiritual significance
Last modified
Thursday, 30 April, 2026
Completeness
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1 Gallon Ice Cream Maker
The internal cannister where the cream was stored
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