2016.11.1a: A long slender tan tube with a white screw on plastic cap and a silver metal clip for clipping the tube onto a pocket. Tender's After Bite is written in blue on one side. The opposite side has directions for use and ingredients printed in both English and French. Dist. By Tender Corpor…
2016.11.1a: A long slender tan tube with a white screw on plastic cap and a silver metal clip for clipping the tube onto a pocket. Tender's After Bite is written in blue on one side. The opposite side has directions for use and ingredients printed in both English and French. Dist. By Tender Corporation Canada Barrie, ONT. L4M 5A5 Mfg by Tender Corp. USA GP No 395315 Inside is a clear stick of ointment to help stop the sting or itch of a bug bite
2016.11.1b: A white screw on cap
Pliers similar to cutting pliers but with rounded top which forms a small hole at the top for a wire to pass through. WM S Holworn Co US is printed just below screw where pliers open.
Pliers similar to cutting pliers but with rounded top which forms a small hole at the top for a wire to pass through. WM S Holworn Co US is printed just below screw where pliers open.
Narrative
Original access number record shows 1999.4.1 - 4; 1 not found at this time.
Large book titled "Big Picture Story Book". On the fron is a picture of a boy in a yellow hat, white shirt, and blue pants and a girl in a purple dress and orange crown. On the back is a picture of several fairytale characters dancing in a circle. Published by M.A. Donohue & CO Chicago
Large book titled "Big Picture Story Book". On the fron is a picture of a boy in a yellow hat, white shirt, and blue pants and a girl in a purple dress and orange crown. On the back is a picture of several fairytale characters dancing in a circle. Published by M.A. Donohue & CO Chicago
Small orange-yellow paper box with cigarette papers inside. Originally contained "100 leaves". Brand name is "O-K Cigarette Papers". Box advertising and information written in black font/design.
Small orange-yellow paper box with cigarette papers inside. Originally contained "100 leaves". Brand name is "O-K Cigarette Papers". Box advertising and information written in black font/design.
Part A is the camera. It is very small, regtanguar, and black. It has a view on the top, and a lens on the front. The name ANSCO is attached to the front on a small gold coloured piece of metal. It has a silver metal arm on top, likely for carrying it.
Part B is a soft brown leather carrying case.…
Part A is the camera. It is very small, regtanguar, and black. It has a view on the top, and a lens on the front. The name ANSCO is attached to the front on a small gold coloured piece of metal. It has a silver metal arm on top, likely for carrying it.
Part B is a soft brown leather carrying case. It has a strap around the case for carrying. It closes with a snap clasp.
History Of Use
The Ansco Memo Miniature Camera was made by Agfa-Ansco of New York. It was marketed as the only camera that could take 50 pictures with one roll of $0.50 film. The Memo Camera, as it was called, sold for $20 and featured an F: 3.5 Anastigmat lens. The camera measured a mere 1.5 inches wide, 4 inches long and 2 inches deep, which was really small for cameras made in 1927.
The camera was known for taking good action and speed photos. The photos could be taken quickly, one after the other. This was a state-of-the-art modern marvel for its time. Interestingly, its speed and action abilities made the Memo Camera a favorite of private detectives.
Part a is the small black camera with black bellows. It has a small foot that folds out to allow it to sit level on a flat surface. The foot is inscribed with the word "KODAK" in stylized letters. There is a metal clasp on the side for holding the camera closed when the bellows are collapsed. It al…
Part a is the small black camera with black bellows. It has a small foot that folds out to allow it to sit level on a flat surface. The foot is inscribed with the word "KODAK" in stylized letters. There is a metal clasp on the side for holding the camera closed when the bellows are collapsed. It also has a strap on the top.
Part B is the camera case. It is a brown leather-type material, with a silver clasp on the front and a brown strap across the lid.
Part C is a booklet titled "Picture Taking with the Kodak Junion Six-16 Series II". It contains information on loading the film and using the camera.
History Of Use
The original German design of the Kodak Junior Six-16 sported a round end and straight struts, a Kodak Anastigmat 1:7.7 f=12cm lens and a leather case. It had two frame finders: the first, a folding finder incorporated into its housing, and another optical finder was placed near the shutter. It also sported a quick release bar at the front of the bed which released the self-erecting bed. The Junior 616 took 6 exposures of 2-1/2 x 4-1/4 images on a single roll of 616.
The UK design was in production from 1933-1940. It was practically identical to the German built model, with a similar round end and straight struts, and a leather case - but this design had a simple Twindar Lens.
The US-built design was in production from 1935-1937. It sported all of the features of its Continental cousins with the lens being a an octagonal ended, Kodak Anastigmat, a No 1 Kodex shutter and further differentiated from its cousins by the "N" style struts.
The Series II lacks the ribbing on the body leather, but retains the dual viewfinders and "N"-style struts. Versions with round or octagonal shutters are known, including a focus model with a simple instant/time shutter.
The camera is a long rectangle shape. It is black with a silver film advance knob. On the front around the lens are the words "Dick Tracy" in bold letters, with a cartoon picture of a man (Dick Tracy).
The camera is a long rectangle shape. It is black with a silver film advance knob. On the front around the lens are the words "Dick Tracy" in bold letters, with a cartoon picture of a man (Dick Tracy).
History Of Use
The Dick Tracy camera was marketed by the Seymour Products company of Chicago, Illinois circa 1940. The camera was constructed of black plastic Bakelite (an early form of hard, brittle plastic) with a built-in eye-level view finder and fitted with a decorative interchangeable metal face plate. It featured a fixed focus meniscus lens and simple shutter provided snap shot and time exposures.
This miniature camera was capable of producing sixteen photos, 3 x 4 cm in size, on #127 or A8 roll film. This camera design was part of the Chicago Common Style of cameras. This style was very common and originated from Jack Galter’s 1939 United States camera patent #114,324.
a)Brown leather standing camera case. Leather is worn where the case folds. Small leather strap for carrying. A single snap to fasten. b) Small brown case for lens. Leather is clean and smooth, the case is fastened with a little metal buckle and lined with more leather on the inside. c) Agfa Colour…
a)Brown leather standing camera case. Leather is worn where the case folds. Small leather strap for carrying. A single snap to fasten. b) Small brown case for lens. Leather is clean and smooth, the case is fastened with a little metal buckle and lined with more leather on the inside. c) Agfa Colour Telinear Lens. Threads on one end to attach to a camera. d) Clear plastic Agfa flash case e) Agfa flash, small silver. Can be opened and exposes a small lens f) Lens in clear plastic case g) Lens in clear plasic case h) Ednalit lens, can be unscrewed into two pieces.
History Of Use
Cameras and equipment from donor's private collection.
Dark blue ceramic candleholder with a saucer shaped base. One the rim is 'HOTEL VANCOUVER', stamped in a square frame. On the bottom is ' MADE IN U.S.A., 604. The saucer's edge is gold gilded. The candle holder is 7cm high and flared at the top.
Dark blue ceramic candleholder with a saucer shaped base. One the rim is 'HOTEL VANCOUVER', stamped in a square frame. On the bottom is ' MADE IN U.S.A., 604. The saucer's edge is gold gilded. The candle holder is 7cm high and flared at the top.
Dark brown wooden cane with a star design carved at the top. At the bottom, a metal end-piece is attached, with "WesternField No.12 Made in the U.S.A" engraved on it.
Dark brown wooden cane with a star design carved at the top. At the bottom, a metal end-piece is attached, with "WesternField No.12 Made in the U.S.A" engraved on it.
Silver coloured forged steel clippers approx. 12 cm long. The blades turn up at the end. On each side of the handle is an oval engraving wih a cross in the middle. Purpose is assumed to be nail clippers.
Silver coloured forged steel clippers approx. 12 cm long. The blades turn up at the end. On each side of the handle is an oval engraving wih a cross in the middle. Purpose is assumed to be nail clippers.
A large, heavy cast iron red coffee mill, with 2 large flywheels on each side of the grinder and hopper. The hopper has a hinged lid at the back. The grinder is also hinged and secured in front with a bolt and wing nut. Inside the grinder is the wheel that grinds. Between the hopper and grinder, i…
A large, heavy cast iron red coffee mill, with 2 large flywheels on each side of the grinder and hopper. The hopper has a hinged lid at the back. The grinder is also hinged and secured in front with a bolt and wing nut. Inside the grinder is the wheel that grinds. Between the hopper and grinder, is a leaver that allows the beans to fall through when pulled. Embossed by this leaver is '712 PAT. JULY - 12.98' Under the grinder is a large bin for the coffee. The whole grinder sits on a round frame with 4 bolt holes to secure it in place. Printed on the machine is 'THE ENTERPRISE M'FG. CO. OF PA. PHILADELPHIA, U.S.A.'. The number 2528 is on the inside of the hopper lid.
History Of Use
The 3 main parts are: the hopper, grinder, and the bin. Coffee beans were placed in the hopper. The beans dropped from the hopper into the grinder when the lever was flipped open.
a) A round white cracker tin with navy blue detailing. There is a picture of three square crackers on each side with 'KRISPY' printed in the center of each cracker. 'SUNSHINE' is printed in red lettering on each side with 'KRISPY CRACKERS' printed in bold navy blue letters underneath. Also marked…
a) A round white cracker tin with navy blue detailing. There is a picture of three square crackers on each side with 'KRISPY' printed in the center of each cracker. 'SUNSHINE' is printed in red lettering on each side with 'KRISPY CRACKERS' printed in bold navy blue letters underneath. Also marked on the tin is "TRADE-MARKS SUNSHINE AND KRISPY REGISTERED" in small blue letters and in larger red block letters underneath is "FLAKY-THIN SLATINES". In smaller letters are the ingredients "CRISPY, FLAKEY AND FLAVORFUL, CONTAINING FLOUR, SHORTENING, POWERED WHEY, SALT, SODA, YEAST". Noted in white small lettering on a small blue rim at bottom of tin is "FROM THE THOUSAND WINDOW BAKERIES" and on the opposide side on the same blue rim in white lettering is "SUNSHINE BISCUITS, INC., NEW YORK, N.Y. MADE IN U.S.A." A small piece of masking tape with "SALT" written in pencil is located on one side of tin.
b)The blue lid for the tin.
History Of Use
Tin and lid used to store crackers originally and was later used for storing salt by Mrs. Lottie Oliarny.
A 32cm long tool for crimping either wire or pipe. The handles are marked "W' at the top of one side with "No. 606 PAT. APPLD. On the opposide side is DRIECEL METHOD TOOL CO. GALVA, ILL. The same is printed on the both sides of the handles.
A 32cm long tool for crimping either wire or pipe. The handles are marked "W' at the top of one side with "No. 606 PAT. APPLD. On the opposide side is DRIECEL METHOD TOOL CO. GALVA, ILL. The same is printed on the both sides of the handles.
A) The dispatch selector casing is made up of shiny black metal. Has 'WESTERN ELECTRIC MADE IN U.S.A., 162 S SELECTOR SET' written on the top. Lid has to be unscrewed to get it off.
B) Bottom part of case with dispatch selector built into it. Made by WESTERN ELECTRIC, made in the U.S.A. 60 AP S…
A) The dispatch selector casing is made up of shiny black metal. Has 'WESTERN ELECTRIC MADE IN U.S.A., 162 S SELECTOR SET' written on the top. Lid has to be unscrewed to get it off.
B) Bottom part of case with dispatch selector built into it. Made by WESTERN ELECTRIC, made in the U.S.A. 60 AP Selector. The three digit code for this machine is 10-5-2.
History Of Use
A dispatch selector was situated in various railroad offices. i.e. Smithers, Terrace, or Pr. George. Each dispatch selector had a three digit code, thereby giving each office a code so they could be contacted. By having a three digit code an office could be contacted while the bells in other offices could be kept from ringing. It was used during the 1920 and 1930's.
A brown, metal projector reel. Written in the centre is "REFLEX / PAT. D 122.017/ DENVER, COLD. / MADE IN U.S.A", and a logo. Writing is one one side only.
A brown, metal projector reel. Written in the centre is "REFLEX / PAT. D 122.017/ DENVER, COLD. / MADE IN U.S.A", and a logo. Writing is one one side only.
Metal flour sifter with 2 yellow stripes. In working condition. Has stamped on it, "SIFT-CHINE, GUARANTEED, SATISFACTORY, Made in USA" Also ingraved near top of the item is "Double Screen".
Metal flour sifter with 2 yellow stripes. In working condition. Has stamped on it, "SIFT-CHINE, GUARANTEED, SATISFACTORY, Made in USA" Also ingraved near top of the item is "Double Screen".
History Of Use
This stiffler comes from the Hinchliffe family who moved here to smithers in 1946. Barbra Hinchliffe's father was the Anglican Church minister.
Inscriptions
"Double Screen"
"SIFT-CHINE, GUARANTEED, SATISFACTORY, Made in USA"
Keystone meat grinder. Designed to be attached to a countertop, with an adjustable screw on the bottom to tighten or loosen the vise. The top is funnel-shaped and is stamped with the words: " C.I.C.O Boyertown / PA" and "Keystone / Made in U.S.A". The operating crank is made of metal with a dark wo…
Keystone meat grinder. Designed to be attached to a countertop, with an adjustable screw on the bottom to tighten or loosen the vise. The top is funnel-shaped and is stamped with the words: " C.I.C.O Boyertown / PA" and "Keystone / Made in U.S.A". The operating crank is made of metal with a dark wooden handle.
Small blue medicine bottle. The bottle essentially has no neck, it just narrows slightly before the lip. Bottle is stamped with "BROMOSELTZER / EMERSON DRUG CO. / BALTIMORE MD."
Small blue medicine bottle. The bottle essentially has no neck, it just narrows slightly before the lip. Bottle is stamped with "BROMOSELTZER / EMERSON DRUG CO. / BALTIMORE MD."
History Of Use
Bromo-Seltzer was an extremely popular drug, in the form of a powder, introduced circa 1891.
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