Prince Castles' ice cream buckets circa 1930. A rare nostalgia ice cream find!
This is for one of the aged, heavy metal buckets. The silver tone buckets feature the Prince Castles branding in a raised font across the front.

Prince Castles Ice Cream first opened in DeKalb, Illinois in 1928. The rich ice cream and sherbet company rapidly expanded with at least 25 locations in the Chicago area serving ice cream, Steakburgers, Castle Cones and "One in a Million" malts. By the 1950s, the company had changed their name to Cock Robin.

• Prince Castle metal ice cream bucket
• lots of great age and wear with rusting. 
• excellent planter

***There are multiple available. This is for one pail. Each piece will vary slightly. 

CONDITION

In good condition with wear consistent with age and used. Some pails have holes. General rusting and wear throughout. 

MEASUREMENTS