VINTAGE ICE CREAM CONTAINER CARTONS unused, SPOONS, used SCOOPS MEMORABILIA

Description

Lot of 14 mid-century unused ice cream cartons / containers. Mostly made from waxed stock. And seven used aluminum scoops and three used plastic scoops. Also included is one dozen long, yellow, plastic, sundae spoons.
Clover Leaf
out of Fort Thomas KY is the largest container. It held 1/2 gallon and measures  7" x 5" x 3.5". Has one mildly dented corner and the top tab, which can be opened, is half ripped.
Jersey
ice cream has 2 packages with slightly different green graphics.
Jersey
is also out of Fort Thomas KY. One package measures 7.5" long and the other is 6.75" long. Both held one quart liquid.
United Dairy Farmers
paper quart container has a wire handle and measures 4.5" high. They were out of Norwood (Cincinnati) OH.
Klondike
was out of Columbia City, IN. This little box was made to hold one pint. It measures 4" x 3.25" x 2.5".
Pierre's
french ice cream, out of Cincinnati, OH is a round container with a removable lid. The top of the lid is scuffed a bit. It stands approx. 4" tall.
The
Valley Gold
carton shows the red design for their cherry vanilla flavor. Valley Creamery was out of Harrisonburg, VA. It is approx. 4" long.
Polar Brand
out of Detroit MI, is the blue carton and would hold one pint.
Owens Dairy Cheer
was out of Hillsboro, OH
and would hold one pint.
Hancock County Creamery
from Ellsworth, ME is a 1/2 pint size.
The last 3 look like generic containers. The round one with the carousel horses has a lid which doesn't  stay on exactly. The smallest that says Ice Cream "Good for your Health" holds one gill. That is a unit of measurement that I am not familiar with. The ones with red star outlines has a quart capacity.