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Image of Olive oil can, from Merlino Olive Oil Company, 1985-1995
1996.48.3
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Olive oil can, from Merlino Olive Oil Company, 1985-1995

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Italian immigrant Angelo Merlino founded Merlino Foods in 1900 and introduced olive oil to Seattle.
ID Number: 1996.48.3
Date: 1985-1995
Physical Description: 1 Package, Product; tin, iron; 4.25 in.H x 2.5 in.W x 1.75 in.D, 8 ounces can
Credit: MOHAI, 1996.48.3
Subjects: Businesses and Corporations, European Immigrants, Food and Beverage Industries

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