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    - from Lt. Dick Crawford Chapter I.O.D.E.; belonged to Barbara M. Coltart; gold pin, round with crown on the top; white, red and blue. - around the side of the circle reads "Imperial Order Daughters

    - gold pin; round with crown on top; white, red and blue; around the side of the circle reads: "Imperial Order Daughters of the Empire"; gold bar attached to the pin with two chains; bar reads: "Prim

    - clear glass with orange writing that reads: " Western Assn. of Baptist Churches / Wallaceburg / Oct. 4, 5, 1938 / Compliments / Wallaceburg / Chamber of / Commerce". - Date 1938 - 13cm H Chatham Ke

    - cooper's drawknife; cast iron blade with wooden handles. - Date unknown - 40cm L - used by the donor's father, William Grainger, who was a cooper and tinsmith; he died in the flu epidemic in 1919 C

    - cast iron head with wooden handle; round end (like hammer) on one end and like an axe on the other; nick purposely cut out of bottom edge of axe head. - Date unknown - 34.5cm L - found by donor in

    - cast iron; when the arm moves up the hinge lifts the blade straight up; blade is still very sharp; two holes in base for nailing cutter to work bench. - "Empire Tobacco Co. Granby Quebec" is cast i

    - offering plate; flat wooden bowl with felt in the bottom. - Date unknown - Used in Grace United Church Chatham Kent Museum Out in the Open exhibition VS 001

    - offering plate; flat wooden bowl with felt in the bottom. - Date unknown - Used in Grace United Church Chatham Kent Museum Out in the Open exhibition VS 001

    - wine decanter (25.5 cm x 15 cm)- blown glass; etched pattern; blown mark on bottom; blown glass stopper (997.27.1.3B) with etched six point star pattern (5.5 cm x 11 cm) - part of communion set 199

    blown glass pitcher with handle; handle is ribbed; pitcher has six point stars all around the base; centre etched decoration like an unfinished Greek key; four lines above and below the key; blown gl

    - blown glass pitcher with handle; handle is ribbed; pitcher has six point stars all around the base; centre etched decoration like an unfinished Greek key; four lines above and below the key; blown

    - Captain Garnet Brackin Chapter I.O.D.E. Junior Association; gold pin; round with crown on top; white, red and blue. - Date unknown - 2cm L - belonged to Barbara Coltart, donor Chatham Kent Museum e

    - lap secretary desk; rosewood - Date unknown - originally owned by Angus McColl, first minister of First Presbyterian Church Chatham Kent Museum Out in the Open exhibition VS 281

    - wash basin, oval, red and white enamel - Date unknown - household item of Germaine Staelens, a resident of Chatham and grandmother of donor Chatham Kent Museum Out in the Open exhibition VS 187

    (.1-.12) - sterling silver teaspoons, engraved with "G"; complete with original box (.13) - Date unknown - originally owned by the Von Gunten family of Chatham, Ontario Chatham Kent Museum Out in the

    - 15 lb., cast iron with 7/8 " hole in top; iron wall is 3/4" thick with hollow centre; surface pitted and some flaking from corrosion; metal stable; black tar-like substance was inside and in the ho

    - dinner plate with brown "pen and ink" style drawing of "Christ Church (Anglican), Chatham Ontario. built 1861; ivory background with gold trim on rim; heavily glazed - history of building is printe

    - forged iron stove lifter, 1/4" round twisted in centre for decoration, curved at top to make circle for handle and hammered at bottom, then divided to make 2 wide flat prongs; whole is curved downw

    - tin milking pail, with strainer - Date unknown - household item of Germain Staelens, a resident of Chatham and grandmother of the donor Chatham Kent Museum Out in the Open exhibition VS 245

    - oval shaped, heavy metal, peeling of paint (?) in bowl part - coffin plate of Samuel Fogler of Chatham who died in a train accident on July 19, 1911 at the age of 65 - Date 1911 Chatham Kent Museum