. American bee journal. Bee culture; Bees. The above illustrations show the 60-pound SQUARE HONEY- CANS which are becoming quite popular for shipping extracted honey. They are enclosed in a solid case of wood, and the boxes contain either 1 or 3 Cans, as may be preferred. We can furnish them at the following prices, with a l^s'-inch Screw-Cap in the corner of each fan. For the convenience of digging out candied honey, we can furnish these Cans with an additional ?4-iuch Screw Cap, for 5 cents extra ou each Can. 1 Single Can. .'? .45 l;:^ Single ~).()0 100 Single d
. American bee journal. Bee culture; Bees. The above illustrations show the 60-pound SQUARE HONEY- CANS which are becoming quite popular for shipping extracted honey. They are enclosed in a solid case of wood, and the boxes contain either 1 or 3 Cans, as may be preferred. We can furnish them at the following prices, with a l^s'-inch Screw-Cap in the corner of each fan. For the convenience of digging out candied honey, we can furnish these Cans with an additional ?4-iuch Screw Cap, for 5 cents extra ou each Can. 1 Single Can. .'? .45 l;:^ Single ~).()0 100 Single * 1 box of 2 Cans .. 12 boxes of 2 Cans 100 boxes of 3 Cans , We respectfully refer all who are looking for the best Honey-Extractor, to any one using an Excelsior. The Excelsior honey-extractor can only be equaled by close imitation, and never excelled. It is made entirely of metal, and is conseouenily very light, Btronganddurablcwith lugsatthe bottom for flrmly attaching it to the floor, if desired. For 2 American frames, 13x13 inches $8 00 For 2 LangstrotU " 10x18 "' 8 00 For3 '• " 10x18 " 10 00 For4 *' " 10x18 " 14 00 For 2 frames of any size, 13x20 " 12 00 For-J " ^* 13x20 " 12 00 For t *' " 13x20 '* 16 00 The $ and $ sizes are made to accommo- date those who desire a cheap but practical machi ne. The Cans are smaller, the sides of the baskets are stationary, and they have neither covers, strainers, Dor metal standards. The Comb-Basket having vertical sides, insures the extracting power alike for the top and bottom of the frames. Tlie sides of the basket in the $I2.(H). * and $ Extractors beingmovable amiinterchange- able, greatly facilitates the operation of thoroughly cleaning. The basket can be taken from or replaced In the Can in a moment, there being no rusty nuts to remove, or screws to take out. At the bottom of the Can, and below the basket is aconeor metal standard in the $1
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