Early Ice Cream Maker
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
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On the side is stencilled in green
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Busselton Historical Society
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