What's it Worth?
As children, my brothers, who are in their late 70s, played with this Borden's milk wagon toy. Does it have value beyond sentiment?
— M.R.M. , Bethlehem, Penn.
Gail Borden (1801–1874), founder of the Borden Milk Co., developed the manufacturing process for condensed milk. Replicas of the company milk trucks were made by Rich Toys beginning in 1923. Originally located in Sterling, Ill., Rich Toys moved to Clinton, Iowa, in 1934. Your wagon was made there. Condition plays a major role in toy value. Your wagon is in very good condition, and the milk bottles and container are pluses. Your toy is valued around $275.
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