Metal Lithographed Calumet Baking Powder Tin | Circa 1960s Graniteware & Enamelware Maine actively promoted its seafood

Maine actively promoted its seafood industry through recipe pamphlets distributed by tourism offices and state agencies

paneled body—often referred to as “mitered block”—creates a crisp

the line consisted of seven pieces before being redesigned in 1946 with yellow kernels and lighter green husks

David Ellwand’s book

The wooden butter mold measures about 6 ½” high including the handle

Metal Lithographed Calumet Baking Powder Tin | Circa 1960s Graniteware & Enamelware Maine actively promoted its seafoodClassic Mid Century Kitchen Advertising Collectible Add authentic vintage character to your kitchen with this original metal lithographed Calumet Baking Powder tin dating to the circa 1960s. Based on the General Foods Kitchen logo on the reverse panel, this example aligns with mid century production during the brands post war household expansion. With its bold red colorway and iconic Native American profile trademark, the tin is a striking example of