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A pencil with the Maydale Beverage Co., Inc. logo. The inscription reads: "25 Glendale St., Maynard, Mass., Phone Twin Oak 7-7071, Life is Great When you Carbonate".

A miniature thimble with the Maydale logo printed around the edge. Used perhaps for advertising.

A collection of 20 cream colored Maydale pencils. The logo reads: "Compliments of Maydale Spring Co., Maydale Ginger Ale, Tel. Maynard 90".

Early promotional Maydale bottle opener with the slogan "An Investment In Good Trade"

The Maynard Bottling Co. was located on Florida Rd. It was sold to Paul Hilander who renamed the company to Maydale Bottling Co.

Promotional bottle opener for the beverage company.

Some of the models have been painted. One with Maydale Ginger Ale and another with J. Leo Comeau.
The toys are described as: Express Wagon-Horse Drawn, Ice Wagon-Horse Drawn, Fire Engine and Two Horses, Wagon and Horse, Maydale Deliver Truck.

While cataloged as a monograph, this is attributed to be a 1923 article from the Weekly Enterprise which profiled the Maydale Spring Company.

Paul Hilander, owner of the Maydale Spring Company of Maynard, owned a cottage at Lake Boon and had this sign over the front door. Later the cottage was owned by John Kennedy. The sign was reversed and lettered "Cuddle Doon". The cottage was…

Wooden crates used to transport the beverage bottles to and from the plant on Glendale Street.

The Maydale Bottling Company was established in 1899. At one time delivered throughout New England. The company was originally located at Florida Rd…

An advertising thermometer for the Maydale Bottling Company. It was used outdoors.

An outdoor thermometer advertising Maydale Beverage Co., Maynard, Mass, Tel. No. 320.

A label taken from a bottle of Maydale Ginger Ale, 8 fl. oz. The label states the ginger ale is made from pure Maydale spring carbonated water, cane sugar, ginger root, citric acid, and caramel color.

A business envelope with the Maydale Logo, posted March 6, 1951. It is addressed to Mrs. Thomas E. Samuels, RFD, Maynard, MA. The stamp is for 3 cents.

!st Photo shows the delivery trucks with employees, the 2nd just the trucks.
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