Created by gpt-4o-2024-11-20 on 2025-06-13

This image shows a vintage paper tag used for documenting milk samples collected from a wagon, likely for regulatory or quality control purposes in the town of Brookline. The tag has a beige background and features a hole at the top for attachment. At the top of the tag, it reads "MILK FROM WAGON. TOWN OF BROOKLINE" in bold text. There are printed fields and blank lines for recording information.

The fields include:

• Date and time (A.M. and P.M.)
• Name on wagon
• Driver in charge
• Locality
• Whether the milk is marked as skimmed milk
• Number of cans on wagon
• Sample details (quantity taken from jars or cans, license number, and sample can number)
• Additional information about the sample receiver (W.E. Ward, Collector of Samples), sealed sample number, driver's signature, collector's information, and remarks.

At the bottom, there is a small box labeled “Dairy Mark” for possibly indicating accreditation or approval. This tag appears to serve as an official record for managing milk quality and origin.

Created by gpt-4o-2024-08-06 on 2025-06-13

The image shows a vintage milk tag from the Town of Brookline, labeled "MILK FROM WAGON." The tag is designed to record information about milk samples taken from a delivery wagon. It includes several fields with dotted lines for writing in information such as the date (noting the year 191), time in either A.M. or P.M., the name on the wagon, the driver in charge, locality, whether the milk is marked as skimmed, and the number of cans on the wagon.

There are also fields to specify details about the milk sample: where it was taken from, the number of quarts, the sample can number, and the license number. The form indicates that the sample is received from W.E. Ward, labeled as the Collector of Samples, and includes a line for a sealed sample number, driver's signature, and collector's name.

At the bottom of the tag, there is a section for remarks, and a boxed area labeled "Dairy Mark" with a double-lined square around it. The tag has a hole at the top, suggesting it could be attached to a milk can or other container.

Created by us.meta.llama3-2-11b-instruct-v1:0 on 2025-06-11

The image depicts a vintage milk delivery tag from the Town of Brookline, featuring a light-brown color with a hole at the top for attachment to a wagon or cart. The tag is shaped like a large rectangle with a rounded top and bottom edges, and a flat bottom.

Key Features:

• Date: 191
• Time: A.M. and P.M. sections, indicating the time of milk delivery
• Name on Wagon: Blank space for the driver's name
• Driver in Charge: Blank space for the driver's name
• Locality: Blank space for the location of milk delivery
• Whether marked Skimmed Milk: Blank space for indicating whether the milk is skimmed or not
• No. Cans on Wagon: Blank space for the number of cans on the wagon
• Sample taken from: Blank space for the quantity of milk taken for sampling
• No. on Sample Can: Blank space for the number of the sample can
• License No.: Blank space for the license number of the milk delivery
• Received from W.E. Ward, Collector of Samples, sealed Sample No.: Blank space for the sample number
• Driver's Signature: Blank space for the driver's signature
• Collector: Blank space for the collector's name
• Remarks: Blank space for any additional comments or notes

Additional Elements:

• Dairy Mark: A small square box in the bottom-left corner with the words "Dairy Mark" inside, likely used to indicate that the milk has been inspected and meets quality standards.

Overall, this vintage milk delivery tag provides a glimpse into the past, showcasing the attention to detail and organization required for milk delivery in the early 20th century.

Created by us.meta.llama3-2-90b-instruct-v1:0 on 2025-06-11

The image depicts a vintage milk delivery tag, likely from the early 20th century. The tag is beige with black text and features a hole at the top for attachment to a milk bottle or container.

Title: "MILK FROM WAGON" is prominently displayed at the top, followed by "TOWN OF BROOKLINE" in smaller text below.

Date and Time: The date "191" and time "A.M." or "P.M." are listed, although the specific date is incomplete.

Driver Information: Spaces are provided for the driver's name and whether they were in charge.

Locality and Milk Type: The locality and type of milk (skimmed) are specified, along with the number of cans taken from the wagon and those on the wagon.

Sample Information: Details about samples taken, including quantity, jar or can type, and license number, are recorded.

Receipt and Signature: The tag includes spaces for the recipient's name (W.E. Ward, Collector of Samples), sample number, driver's signature, collector's name, and remarks.

Dairy Mark: A small box at the bottom left corner contains the text "Dairy Mark," indicating the tag's purpose and origin.

Overall, this vintage milk delivery tag provides insight into the logistics and documentation involved in milk delivery during the early 20th century.

Created by amazon.nova-lite-v1:0 on 2025-06-09

The image shows a milk sample tag from the Town of Brookline, dated 191. The tag has sections for recording details about the milk sample, including the date, time, driver's name, locality, whether the milk is skimmed, the number of cans on the wagon, the sample taken from, the license number, the collector's name, the sample number, the driver's signature, and any remarks. The tag also includes a section for the dairy mark. The tag appears to be a form used to record and track milk samples for quality control and regulatory purposes.

Created by amazon.nova-pro-v1:0 on 2025-06-09

The image is a photograph of a printed form, titled "MILK FROM WAGON. TOWN OF BROOKLINE." The form is designed for recording information related to milk deliveries. The form has a beige background and is printed in black ink.

At the top of the form, there is a round hole punch in the center, likely for attaching it to other documents or for filing purposes. Below the title, there are several fields for recording various details:

1. Date: This field is blank, indicating that no date has been filled in.
2. Time: There are two blank fields labeled "A. M." and "P. M." for recording the time of delivery.
3. Name on Wagon: This field is blank.
4. Driver in charge: This field is blank.
5. Locality: This field is blank.
6. Whether marked Skimmed Milk: This field is blank.
7. No. Cans on Wagon: This field is blank.
8. Sample taken from: This field has a blank space followed by "qt. Jar" and "qt. can," indicating that samples can be taken from either a quart jar or a quart can.
9. No. on Sample Can: This field is blank.
10. License No.: This field is blank.
11. Received from W. E. Ward, Collector of Samples, sealed: This field is blank.
12. Sample No.: This field is blank.
13. Driver's Signature: This field is blank.
14. Collector: This field is blank.
15. Remarks: This field is blank.

At the bottom of the form, there is a small square box labeled "Dairy Mark," which is also blank.

The form appears to be a standardized template used for documenting the details of milk deliveries, ensuring that all necessary information is recorded for quality control and regulatory compliance. The blank fields suggest that the form has not been filled out yet or that the information has been redacted for privacy or confidentiality reasons.

In summary, the image depicts a blank form used for recording details about milk deliveries in Brookline, with fields for date, time, driver information, sample details, and other relevant data.

Created by gemini-2.0-flash on 2025-06-02

The image is a close-up of a vintage paper tag labeled "MILK FROM WAGON. TOWN OF BROOKLINE." The tag has a rectangular shape with a rounded top corner and a reinforced hole for attachment. The text is printed in a simple, sans-serif font. There are fields for information such as "Date," "Time," "Name on Wagon," "Driver in charge," "Locality," "Whether marked Skimmed Milk," "No. Cans on Wagon," "Sample taken from," "No. on Sample Can," and "License No." The tag also includes the statement "Received from W. E. Ward, Collector of Samples, sealed Sample No." and fields for "Driver's Signature," "Collector," and "Remarks." At the bottom, there is a box labeled "Dairy Mark."

Created by gemini-2.0-flash-lite on 2025-06-02

Here is a description of the image:

The image is of a vintage milk inspection tag from the "Town of Brookline." The tag is rectangular and has a rounded top with a reinforced hole. It is printed in black ink on a light beige or tan cardstock.

The tag is divided into sections with headings that request specific information:

• Header: "MILK FROM WAGON" and "TOWN OF BROOKLINE."
• Date and Time Section: Lines for "Date", "Time" with spaces for A.M. and P.M., and "Name on Wagon."
• Milk Inspection Details: Additional lines for filling in specifics such as the driver, location, information on the milk, details of the sample taken from the milk wagon, signature section.
• Dairy Mark: A boxed area at the bottom labeled "Dairy Mark".

The tag appears to be an official record used for inspecting the milk being delivered by a milk wagon, likely used during the early 1900s.

Created by us.mistral.pixtral-large-2502-v1:0 on 2025-06-05

The image shows a vintage tag labeled "MILK FROM WAGON" from the "TOWN OF BROOKLINE." This tag appears to be a record-keeping form used for documenting details related to milk delivery and sampling. Here is a detailed breakdown of the information fields on the tag:

1. Header:

   • "MILK FROM WAGON."
   • "TOWN OF BROOKLINE."

2. Date:

   • A blank space to fill in the date.

3. Time:

   • Two sections for time: A.M. and P.M.

4. Name on Wagon:

   • A blank space to write the name associated with the wagon.

5. Driver in charge:

   • A blank space to record the name of the driver.

6. Locality:

   • A blank space to note the locality.

7. Whether marked Skimmed Milk:

   • A blank space to indicate if the milk is marked as skimmed.

8. No. Cans on Wagon:

   • A blank space to record the number of cans on the wagon.

9. Sample taken from:

   • Two sections: "qt. Jar" and "qt. can" to specify the quantity and type of container from which the sample was taken.

10. No. on Sample Can:

    • A blank space to record the number on the sample can.

11. License No.:

    • A blank space to note the license number.

12. Received from W. E. Ward, Collector of Samples, sealed:

    • A blank space to record the sample number.

13. Driver's Signature:

    • A blank space for the driver's signature.

14. Collector:

    • A blank space for the collector's name.

15. Remarks:

    • A blank space for additional remarks.

16. Dairy Mark:

    • A small box at the bottom left labeled "Dairy Mark."

This tag seems to be part of a system for ensuring the quality and proper documentation of milk deliveries in Brookline, likely for regulatory or quality control purposes.