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    This stylish souvenir pin starts with the face of a Teddy bear whose eyes appear to be enlarged under two magnifying glasses. On the handles of the magnifiers are the words Cobourg and Ontario and fr

    A vinyl record with songs covered by The Choir of St. Peters.

    White porcelain demitasse cup and saucer with red, white & blue OCFCo logo and band on both. Manufacturer on bottom of both.

    Dark blue naval type officer’s cap with OCFCo. logo circled by a gold wreath and with a double gold band half way around between two gold buttons with anchor logos. Also includes a khaki summer cover

    Globe-shaped clear glass bowl with etching of Cobourg’s Clock Tower logo, celebrating 150 years since the Town’s incorporation.

    A square porcelain trivet with small cork legs and a sketch of Victoria Hall

    Handmade wooden toy-style replica of the Ontario Car Ferry Company, Ontario No.1. On rollers. With metal chain detailing, along with stop and go lights on either end.

   

    Shirt was donated with the merchant marine identity certificate of Gerald Ernest Sloggett and an alien registration receipt card for the USA

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    Separates into 3 parts: the brass base, the glass and steel burner and the glass chimney. Inscribed with “White Flame Light Co. Grand Rapids Mich [Michigan]”.

    Used to pick up blocks of ice, typically 1'x1', after they were cut.

    2 glass seltzer bottles inscribed with “F.F Meehan. Cobourg Ont. British Syphon Co. London. Trade Mark Rd. 5797-64” in an ornate design.

    Made of wood. From Port Hope. No Markings.

    If socks were not stretched out while drying there was a possibility that they would shrink and/or lose their shape. The holes helped air circulate better.

    Made of wood and brass. Grinds the coffee at the top when the handle is turned and then drops the coffee grinds into the drawer below for use.

    Appear to be half-pint jars, most likely used for fruit preserves.

    Made of steel. In seven parts; the main body, two cups, and four weights. Number 13966. Measures up to 50 grains. Originally came with 6 weights. This particular scale was used for photographic pract

    Typically wooden pestle mashers would be used in combination with cone colander baskets in order to mash and strain fruits and vegetables. See “Cone Colander Basket”.