Item 2024-007/018 (01) - Thermos-Fishing Line design

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Thermos-Fishing Line design

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  • Object

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Thermos (Bottle # 301)

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2024-007/018 (01)

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  • 1960-1997 (Creation)
    Creator
    Canadian Thermos Products Inc.

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1 vacuum flask ; 35 x 9.5 x 9.5 cm

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Acquired by the Design Exchange from Canadian Thermos Products Inc.; Toronto, Ontario; gift.

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Beige with fly fishing lures, plastic vacuum jar with twist off leak proof stopper, lid, 1 plastic cup.

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polypropylene; glass vacuum flask interior

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      General note

      The injection moulded polypropylene bottle, designed by Julian Rowan in 1960, was one of the first all-plastic vacuum bottles. Still in production, Canadian Thermos has donated two 1997 examples, along with the earliest record of the design: a blueprint with checkerboard/pineapple pattern signed and annotated by Rowan and dated Nov. 29, 1960. An American version of the Canadian design was introduced ca. 1963. Canadian Thermos has also donated examples of earlier 3 metal body encased glass vacuum flasks with plastic mouth, lid, and cup.

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      “Thermos A Brand of Vacuum Jar; Canadian Thermos Products Ltd., Toronto, Canada”. On bottle: Thermos, “Bottle No. 301” Bottom: A Brand of Vacuum Bottle by Thermos™ Reg, Canadian Thermos Products LTD, Scarborough, Canada, Replacement Filler No. 24F, 5201"

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      good

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      2022.YU.xDX.00039

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      5201

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      Final

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      Full

      Dates of creation, revision and deletion

      2025-01-05. Anna St.Onge. Creation. Based on descriptions previously created by Aviva Weisman and Matthew Alexander.

      Language of description

      • English

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