The World's Columbian Exposition 1893. Chicago, U.S.A. 1893
Official Catalogue With Illustrations issued by the Royal Danish Commission

AGRICULTURAL BUILDING 11 GROUP VII. THE DAIRY AND DAIRY PRODUCTS. Class 41. Roed, Paul, manufacturer, 12 Vesterbrogade, Copenhagen: Milk con- troller, hand-apparatus for testing milk and cream; similar Controlling appa- ratus fitted for the De Laval’s cream separator; Indicator. Determining the contents of fat in the milk the apparatus allows of ascertaining which cows arc giving the best milk and arc thus most suitable for feeding. — Prize at the Agricultural Show at Gøteborg (Sweden). Class 42. Heyman, Philip W., tit. councellör of state, butter-packer, 11 Strand- vejen, Copenhagen: Danish butter in tins. Established in 1858. Awarded a number of Gold medals, in, among other places, Paris 1878 and 1879, Antwerp 1885, Barcelona 1888 and Kim- berley 1892. Class 44. ANDERSEN, Chr. (Svendborg Works), Svendborg: Butter-workers; Milk-pumps. Established 1884. Speciality: dairy and agricultural machinery. Awar- ded prizes at, among other expositions, those of Copenhagen 1888 and Gøteborg 1891. Larsen, C. F., late miller, 21 Havnegade, Copenhagen: Centrifugal cream separator, moved by hand (novel construction). May be placed loose on a table as an ordinary sewing machine, and put in motion by means of a crank-handle. By one rotation of the crank the separator will make 225 rotations. Müller, C. F., 2 Kort Adelersgade, Copenhagen: Milker, Malta- Müller’s patent, constructed according to the rules for milking as laid down by Mr, H. Goldschmidt, professor at tjie Royal Veterinary and Agricultural College. NiELSEN, Jens, manufacturer, 9 Bülowsvcj, Copenhagen: Milker. The machine was awarded a Silver medal, in October 1892, at the