Milk Wagons

The A. Schoenhut Company produced at least 13 wagons pulled by a single horse, and painted in the colors of various milk and bread companies. (I need more photos of these wagons)
Photo by Jim Sneed from the collection of Judith Lile The Fine Bread Wagon
Photo by Jim Sneed from the collection of Judith Lile The Fine Bread wagon's white horse. All wagon horses we have seen look left and have a ribbon on each cheek. We think that the horses were made in Germany for Schoenhut.	Photo by Jim Sneed from the collection of Judith Lile All wagons came with a load - bead loaves in bread wagons and milk bottles in milk wagons. They also came with a driver.
Photo by Jim Sneed from the collection of Judith Lile	Abbotts Milk Wagon
Photo Courtesy of Noel Barrett Auctions Alderney Dairy Milk Wagon This is one of at least three versions of this company's wagon. The black horse is uncommon with these wagons.	Alderney Dairy Co. Milk Wagon This Alderney wagon is likely the earliest version. A third version is shown in the ad below.
Photo Courtesy of Noel Barrett Auctions H. P. Hood & Sons Milk Wagon	Photo Courtesy of Noel Barrett Auctions Freihofer's Fine Bread Wagon
Photo by Jim Sneed from the collection of Donna and Keith Kaonis
Gold Spring Dairy Milk Wagon This wagon looks similar to the Schoenhut wagons but is it? Please contact us if you know the maker of this wagon. jlsneed2@bellsouth.net Has been identified as an American Toy Company, Baltimore, Maryland, wagon ca 1945.	Photo by Jim Sneed from the collection of Andy Yaffee Alderney Dairy Co. Milk Wagon