J. H. Bump's Atmospheric Attempering Churn Broadside

Morris, NY: A. S. Avery, Job Printer. Very Good. Broadside. Broadside measuring 17 ½" x 24" with black lettering and decorative border. No content of verso. Published circa 1859. In very good condition with minor creasing to top edge, one ¼" tear to bottom edge not affecting content and very light foxing. From the first lines of the broadside: "The subscriber calls attention of all dairymen and all other persons interested in the art of butter making, to this improved atmospheric churn. Patented by J. H. Bump of Morris, Oswego County, New-York, the 26th of October 1858." This wonderfully dramatic broadside entreats farmers to examine the churn, to discover the ease in which it is operated and the quality of butter produced, and to wonder at the cheapness of such a fine apparatus. The broadside contains many recommendations from Dairymen and quotes the Scientific American to describe the churn's method of aerating milk and cream with the best outcomes. Surely this is butter making at its finest. Five copies in OCLC as of May 2018. .