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    - octogonal galena (lead ore) from Missouri; slate grey in colour with white crystals in between slate crystals; irregular shape Chatham Kent Museum Out in the Open exhibition VS 334

    - fluorite crystal plate from Missouri; purple and opaque white crystals in rock Chatham Kent Museum Out in the Open exhibition VS 332

    - Selenite block from southwestern U.S.A.; "desert roses" in rose pink and flesh-coloured tones; flat petal structure; irregular shape Chatham Kent Museum Out in the Open exhibition VS 331

    - flint block; found north of Forest, Ontario; block shaped; grey and tan coloured; used to start fires Chatham Kent Museum Out in the Open exhibition VS 333

    - flint block; found north of Forest, Ontario; block shaped; grey and tan coloured; used to start fires Chatham Kent Museum Out in the Open exhibition VS 333

    - scale - used in the Ursuline Convent c1904 Chatham Kent Museum Out in the Open exhibition VS 092

    - molded glass jar with textured surface; contains "Rawleigh's" mustard compound application, manufactured in Montreal; with brown screw on cap Chatham Kent Museum Out in the Open exhibition VS 062

    - huller - steel folded with two pincher ends to remove the hull from strawberries; "The Nip-it Strawberry Huller" Patented Dec. 18, 1906 Chatham Kent Museum Out in the Open exhibition VS 240

    - nail - hand forged; square, iron Chatham Kent Museum Out in the Open exhibition VS 320

    - glucometer - blown glass tube widening at end with sealed bulb containing lead beads as a weight; used to measure sugar content (via specific gravity) of maple syrup during sugaring off process; pa

    - large projector bulb - used in the Capitol Theatre Chatham Kent Museum Out in the Open exhibition VS 284

    - splicer - labelled "Manufactured by GRISWOLD MACHINE WORKS, Port Jefferson, N.Y., U.S.A." and "Neumade Products Corp. New York, N.Y. Factory Buffalo N.Y." - used in the Capitol Theatre Chatham Kent

    - tin base (1995.33.9.1) and lid (1995.33.9.2); beige with blue and gold print that reads: "Cascarets" and "Liver Stimulant Strengthen the Bowels Make Pure Blood" - formerly on display in the Hudson-

    - tin; green bottle (1995.33.10.1) with gold lid (1995.33.10.2); yellow print that reads: "Pepsodent" and "Tooth Powder" - formerly displayed in the Hudson-Moor Pharmacy, Chatham; pharmacists A. D. C

    - tin; yellow, blue and green bottle (1995.33.11.1) with yellow print; "Caroid" "Dental Powder"; lid (1995.33.11.2) - formerly displayed at the Hudson-Moor Pharmacy in Nortown Centre on St. Clair St.

    - glass bottle; previously held "Painkiller" by Perry Davis; two white labels with brown print; black lid (1995.33.12.2) - box; white with brown print; for bottle (1995.33.12.1 & .2) - formerly displ

    - clock - wood with gold and black symbols; pharmacy symbols are used instead of numbers; hands of clock are gold; second hand is red; electric - formerly on display at Hudson-Moor Pharmacy which was

    - toothbrush - green handle; yellowed bristles; reads: "Made in U.S.A. / Colgate's / Sterilized / Designed by Department Of Dental Education" - found in the balcony of Park Street United Church in a

    - glass and box - .1 - clear glass with white print that reads "Hudson-Moor Pharmacy"; graduated; complete with box - .2 - box for medicine glass, called the "No. 66"; white cardstock with blue print

    - ceramic with gold trim and black cardboard backing; four plaques (1995.51.12.1 - .4); each plaque has a different alchemy symbol - .1 - red and has iron symbol - .2 - green and has sulphur symbol -