Résultats

    Copy is in very good condition.

    Photocopy of original.

    Copy is excellent

    Condition: photograph is in good condition, but appears to be a photograph of another original photograph. As a result, some of the edges of the picture are cut off. The location and condition of the

    This is an image of a young man who looks to be working up land, potentially for a garden. There is a building behind him in this image with one window visible. This photo belongs to the Reesor Colle

    This is an image of the residence of M.S. Weber in Waterloo County. Waterloo County preceded the Regional Municipality of Waterloo. Both a house and barn can be seen in this image, though the view of

    This is an image of a young boy riding on the back of a cow in Waterloo County. Waterloo County preceded the Regional Municipality of Waterloo. Another cow can be seen in the distance to the left, al

    This is an image of the countryside near Glen Allan in Wellington County. A fence can be seen in front of a bridge that crosses over a stream. A house can be seen on top of the hill with a tree-lined

    Condition: Okay. Some loss of contrast and some nicks and scratches but the image looks pretty good for the age. Handle carefully as matte is slightly brittle.

    - First Nations -carved wooden stick (L- 38.4cm); spiral design in center section; large cut out at bottom with three long and narrow openings; two deep oval cuts at top of carved section; decorated

    - First Nations - leather core wrapped with strings of white beads on brown thread; copper bead at centre and two at one end - approximately 46cm long - 1875 - 46cm L Chatham Kent Museum Out in the O

    - First Nations, possibly handle from ceremonial stone headed axe. -wooden stick carved to point at one end; carved with leather, stitched at one side; leather painted with red, blue and yellow strip

    (.1) - white metal; irregular shaped with crown at head and loop - front has a blue bird in center, engraved "Liverpool Police Athletic Society" and phrase in Latin; back has "Inter Div. Bowling 1897

    - handcarved, hollow redhead hen by T. Harry Martin - brown paint, grey and black bill - wooden keel with iron strip screwed to bottom; leather loop screwed to bottom in front of keel; short cotton r

    - gold wedding band - belonged to Millicent (Grainger) Greenwood, born Oct 4, 1875, died Oct. 25, 1944. Married Feb. 16, 1898 - 2cm depth Chatham Kent Museum Out in the Open exhibition VS 127

    - clock (A) quarter sawn oak case, rectangular with arched top (H. 36 cm Depth 12.5 cm); stepped base (W. 27.2 cm Depth 16.6 cm) with four rounded disc feet (H. 0.8 cm); sides are decorated with appl

    - brass coloured metal; heart shaped with hole at top - initials M.H.C. engraved on front inside decorative border - small piece, made for pinning on a chain, was made from metal by David Clarke for

    - (A) turned brass nozzle; short portion of hose attached with c-clamp; L. 52.5 cm Dia. 7 cm - (B) wooden display stand; 2 u-shaped supports hold (A) - brass plaque on stand reads: "1890 Fire Hose No