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    - 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