Scope and ContentOrder form pad for Keystone Dairy Co. (Hoboken) for home delivery; to be used by a woman (housewife), no date, circa 1916-1925. Printed form, 2-7/8" high x 4-1/2" wide, bluish-green paper with dark blue ink; 109 sheets padded with adhesive at left edge. While the company's address is not stated, Keystone was based in Hoboken where it had its processing and distribution. Text on form: Keystone Dairy Co. Kindly Leave Bottles Grade A Milk Pasteurized Milk Cream Condensed Milk Buttermilk Keystolac Mrs. ___________________________________ Please sign name here ("Keystolac" was their line of lactic buttermilk.) Note: Although the The Pure Milk Act of 1915 established grades for milk, it is not definitive in establishing the early date for the form. Notable is that this slip was a formal way to "leave a note for the milkman" and it presumed that the homemaker was a married woman.