PAT'D JUNE 9[U]TH[/U], 1914

[beepbleep]

I found this at the old home site I'm looking around. It looks like some kind of cover to something. PAT'D JUNE 9TH, 1914 I'll soak it some and see if there's anything else under the grime. It is non-magnetic, looks like aluminum. Tabs on the back, creased at two places one about to break off.

Anyone got a clue what it is? 4 inches wide by 1.75 inches tall





edit to include size, thanks.

 

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[mojjax]

Size ?

 

[mojjax]

Ever ready Razor ?

 

[beepbleep]

Size ?

4 inches wide by 1.75 inches tall.

 

[Tony in SC]

That is a spout for a salt box or other container. Fold the two sides/wings up and you will see the spout.

 

[beepbleep]

OK, I see how it could be a spout. Odd to patent something like that.

 

[invent4hir]

If all else fails find out what was PAT'D JUNE 9TH, 1914. It should be off one of those thing(s).

 

[jeff of pa]

Yep My Guess Morton Salt Spout

Please Notice this Forgery Description Mentions the Counterfeit/Forgery

does Not have a 1914 Spout


https://beachpackagingdesign.com/boxvox/morton-salt-forgery-pack

 

[Doubter in MD]

Great ID! My hat's off to you Tony in SC! And nice follow-up Jeff! I'm constantly amazed by the IDs on this site.

 

[Mackaydon]

"The round blue Morton Salt container sports a patented pouring spout."
Source: https://books.google.com/books?id=R...=onepage&q="Morton Salt" spout patent&f=true
Don......

 

[beepbleep]

Thanks guys, it's a huge one then. I guess back before electricity salt came in big boxes for preserving meat and such. I'll donate it to the Salt Museum in town.

https://grandsalinesaltpalace.com/about

 

[Plug N Play]

"This is a container for T N T Popcorn (Tender Nutritious Tasty) put out by Barteldes Seed Co. of Lawrence, Kansas and Denver. Somebody enjoyed the contents a long time ago! The container (cardboard) is 5 1/4" x 2 1/4" and as you can see in the second picture the top lid--check out that fuse--comes off to the reveal the metal pour spout. The spout has "Pat'd June 9th, 1914" on it. The front of the box is really in good condition with some color fading of course. The back side states that popcorn is good with milk and sugar (I have heard people mention that is what they used to have for Sunday night supper) and gives directions for two ways of popping--corn popper or heavy aluminum or iron skillet."

 

[villagenut]

Great additional research PNP.