Sign - Streets 'Triple Treat' Ice Cream, circa 1970

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This item is on display at Melbourne Museum

Summary:: Cardboard shop advertising sign for Streets 'Triple Treat' ice cream, circa 1970, used at the Old Lolly Shop, Carlton North.

The Old Lolly Shop was a milk bar opened and run by Elizabeth and Henry Cohen at 314 Rathdowne Street, Carlton North, from 1939 to 1975.
Description:: Thick cardboard sign, printed and caoted in full colour on one side. Rect- angular in shape. Reverse plain white in colour. Folding cardboard stand adhered to reverse centre.
Acquisition Information:: Donation from Mr Alan Cohen, 1992
Acknowledgement:: Donated in memory of Elizabeth and Henry Cohen.

Discipline:	History
Dimensions:	24.40 cm (Width), 36.00 cm (Length)

Tagged with:	advertising signs, confectioneries, jewish communities, religions judaism, retailing, shops
Themes this item is part of:	Old Lolly Shop Collection, Cultural Diversity Collection, Domestic & Community Life Collection, Working Life & Trades Collection
On Display at:	Melbourne Museum
Primary Classification:	COMMERCE & RETAILING
Secondary Classification:	Milk Bars
Tertiary Classification:	advertising
Inscriptions:	Text: Streets/triple treat/Now in two flavours!/New caramel and strawberry/10/cents.
Manufacturer:	Streets Ice Cream, Australia, circa 1970
User:	The Old Lolly Shop, Carlton North, Victoria, Australia, circa 1970-1975