This lot features an Edming Weaner, a vintage agricultural tool designed to prevent calves or cattle from nursing while allowing them to graze. The device is constructed from galvanized metal, described on the packaging as corrosion proof. The tool consists of a curved base plate with several upright spikes and is designed to fit onto the animal's nose. The item is mounted on its original printed cardboard display card, which serves as both instructions and marketing material. The card includes a central illustration of a cow's head showing the device in use, along with text stating it stops all sucking cattle and fits all sizes. Printed markings include the product name, patented status, and adjustability indicators for calf size and cow size. This item is an example of mid-century American agricultural hardware and retail ephemera.