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    - billy club - handle is a spring attached to a lead grip; handle is covered with braided leather; attached to top of handle is a leather loop - belonged to Fred J. Fenton, first police chief of Blen

    - brass (?) badge with pin fastener on back - painted in black on front: "PROBATION / OFFICER / CHATHAM / & / KENT COUNTY" - stamped in centre back "W. SCULLY / MONTREAL" - belonged to Fred J. Fenton

    - camera - black, leather coated wood, rectangular box; glass viewer on top and on one side; film advance winding knob on side, octagonal metal base reads: "USE KODAK FILM 616"; front metal plate has

    - spinning wheel - treadle stye, probably used to spin flax- brought to Kent County by the Herr family in the mid-19th century; the Herr farm was on the 10th or 11th concession, Orford Township Chath

    - rack from a Halifax bomber - engraved brass plaque glued to front reads: "HALIFAX BOMBER = WWII / BOMB RACK / P. O. LESLIE A. PEERS" - In 1988, Alain Gaudet discovered the crash site of a WWII Hali

    - clear bottle; 4 piece mold; square body with rounded corners tapering into cylindrical neck; lip inside mouth for cap; vertical embossed ridges on collar - embossed on bottom "D" in diamond; also "

    - medal ribbon (Canadian Voluntary Service Medal and War Medal) belonging to J.R. Thomas; no pin on back for attaching to uniform - Flying Officer James Robert Thomas was born April 30, 1915 in Saska

    - notebook - blank; cover is made of silk; pink flower design with blue leaves; tack hole in back cover where book has been hung up at one time; small Chatham Kent Museum Out in the Open exhibition V

    - seal - "Corporation of the County of Kent W.C."; horse pictured on it - mounted on wood; seal is wood itself; dark in colour due to use Chatham Kent Museum Out in the Open exhibition VS 115

    - callipers - used to measure thickness or diameter - two legs bolted together - each leg is bolted to metal piece in the centre - at top of each leg is a rough design - one leg fastened on by bent n

    - pot with handle Chatham Kent Museum Out in the Open exhibition VS 227

    - spoon Chatham Kent Museum Out in the Open exhibition VS 241

    - aircraft - two toy airplanes attached to metal wire; paper propellors; planes are red and blue Chatham Kent Museum Out in the Open exhibition VS 270

    - brown dog on rug; rug is six layers of fabric; eyes are small beads; collar is paper Chatham Kent Museum Out in the Open exhibition VS 270

    - box; red and green paint on some areas Chatham Kent Museum Out in the Open exhibition VS 266

    - amplifier - white metal (heavy); "AMPLION LOUD SPEAKER"; round metal device painted black with projection for speaking trumpet; set on raised round base; 2 adjustable set screws with holes to recei

    - wooden trumpet hooks to audio amplifier (X1992.35.1) - 7 flared sections, curved edge, wood ridge between sections; metal end, black attaches to amplion; gold stencil inside: "AMPLION"; varnished C

    - wheat sheafs are woven and stocks of wheat put into the woven part - plaited from the last sheaf of corn to be cut and hung over the harvest supper for good luck; the dolly was then hung in the cow

    - medal - silver, irregular shape, raised circular area in centre: "Central School Chatham"; banner across upper right "Adele Reid"; banner upper proper left "1915"; scroll work edges, engraved on ba

    - pin - copper (?); shield shape; leaves and intertwined hoses along edges: "Chatham Fire Dept. 1880-1980; Ronald + Hyslop engine in raised centre; back: pin in centre in vertical position Chatham Ke