Description
This is the information that is printed under the thermos:
Landers Frary & Clark
oct 19,1914
Nov 10, 1994
Mar 15,1915
Canada July 28,1915
UNIVERSAL
July 25,1910-Mar 13,1910
Great Britain-102076-16
104745-16 104746-16
Canada Mar 20,1917
New Britain Conn USA
All this info is printed. But I have no clue how old it really is or how much its worth is .....if any...If anyone has any information, it would be sincerely appreciated if you could make it known to me. Thanks and have a blessed day...
Re: Early Landers Frary & Clark thermos
The information on this item has been located. Thank you for viewing my questions and conserns...
Re: Early Landers Frary & Clark thermos
I have just aquired the same insulated jug- it reads the exact same on the bottom! Mine looks to be in better shape- as well I have the silvered glass stopper. Have you had an appraisal yet?
Re: Early Landers Frary & Clark thermos
I have one looking very much like it but has an attached hinged top. it looks to be silverplated. the inscription on the bottom is "stanley "it will not break" Landers,Fray, & Clark. It is a thermos that says it is for hot or cold liquid / there is a number 2-57 also inscribed on the bottom. good shape. Please tell me more about it? would be interested in selling if the price was right
Re: Early Landers Frary & Clark thermos
We have one also only with hinged lid and inscription 1-57 on bottom. Am also interested in finding out it's value. [email protected]
Re: Early Landers Frary & Clark thermos
I also have a coffee pot with a hinged top with the number 1-57 on the bottom would like to know a little about it. How much it is worth etc.
Re: Early Landers Frary & Clark thermos
I have one of these, also. It has no date or numbers other than 2-57 and on the bottom has instructions for hot or cold use and Stanley "It will not break" Landers, frapy & Clark New Britain, Conn. U.S.A. Mine is engraved on the side: St. Vincent Memorial Hospital. Any info would be awesome.