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Priest's Buggy
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1) A high light-weight horse drawn wagon with one seat, really a democrat. The wagon was once used by the Oblate Priest who travelled between Port Douglas and 29 Mile House. Shafts are missing, sections of plank make the red painted box frame. Six boards nailed to boards below them make the floor within the frame. The seat is a piece of plank with strips of lighter board on the back and on both ends. Secured by two metal straps screwed to the seat area is an elevated back rest. The wheels have metal tires and wooden spokes ; back wheels are larger than the front set. Tied to the wooden back axle and at right angles to it are two sets of metal leaf springs. The front spring is parallel to the front axle. A reach connects the two axles Condition: In general, all metal is rusted. The wheels are disintegrating. 2) [October 2013] - this wagon was rebuilt in 2011 including the box and the wheels. The wheels were constructed by a wheelwright from Armstrong BC. The local Catholic church provided private funding for the new wheels. All that remains of the original artifact is the undercarriage and suspension and axels. The box was rebuilt by George Henry. The wagon was re-painted by museum staff.
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Accession #:
984.23.01a
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7Up Shipping Box
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This is a wooden box used for holding "7Up" bottles. There is a red "7Up" label stamped on all four sides and it is held together with nails and staples. The maker's mark is stamped on the inside and it says "Blue Label Beverage" and "Calgary, Alta" on opposite sides as well as the number "4774."
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Accession #:
015.12.01
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Hay Rake
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This is a hay rake. It has twelve metal nails hammered through head to form teeth. The handle is painted black. It appears to be hand-fashioned.
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Accession #:
989.34.02
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Horseshoe
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This is a horseshoe, made of metal with a toe and eight nail holes.
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Accession #:
013.21.53
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Horseshoes
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These are iron horseshoes with eight nail holes. History: according to the donor: "used on pole roads and camps, 1913 and used in the building of the P.G.E. Railway".
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Accession #:
986.24.02ab
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Boot
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Woman or child's s boot found in basement of Wilson farm. It is a mid-ankle length boot with a nailed sole. The laces are missing but eyelets are visible.
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Accession #:
013.07.02
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Pack Saddle
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This item belonged to Birken resident Greer and is an 1880 wooden pack saddle. It has a wooden body with metal nails and leather straps. Parts of the wood are cracked. Condition is poor.
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Accession #:
011.18.01
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Nail
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Square rusted nail, the nail has a square head and it is 8 cm long.
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Accession #:
992.05.08
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Nail
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Home made square headed nail. Found inside the Queen's Royal Regiment Trunk while cleaning. I do not believe this item was used in the construction of the trunk as I cannot find any others in the actual trunk body.
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Accession #:
014.18.01c
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Nail
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Home made square headed nail. Found inside the Queen's Royal Regiment Trunk while cleaning. I do not believe this item was used in the construction of the trunk as I cannot find any others in the actual trunk body.
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Accession #:
014.18.01d
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Certi-Split Red Cedar Shakes Labels
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All four of the tags read "TYEE FOREST PRODUCTS LTD. PEMBERTON B.C" on the top. In the middle it reads "CERTI-SPLIT TRADE MARK Handsplit Red Cedar Shakes Number 1 GRADE. These shakes meet all quality requirements for handsplit red cedar shakes as established by RED CEDAR SHINGLES & HANDSPLIT SHAKE BUREAU, SEATTLE WASH. Copyright 1955. Vancouver, B.C." On the back are instructions for roof pitch and exposure, roof application, nailing, and literature. a+b) have orange tops and on the bottom it reads "24x1"/2"-3/4" Handsplit-&-Resawn". The bottom of b) has black mold stains. c+d) have white tops and on the bottom it reads 24"x1/2-5/8 Tapersplit d) is covered in red stains. The items were found on the Perkins brothers lot.
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Accession #:
018.07.03abcd
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Centigrade Red Cedar Shingles Label
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Two red labels for "CERTIGRADE Red Cedar SHINGLES Red Label". The labels read "NAILS use only rust resistant nails in the laying of each shingle. Only Certigrade Red Cedar Shingles. Owners should DEMAND and INSIST on the use of rust proof nails. Ask the retail lumberman for literature on over-roofer or remodeling with red Cedar Shingles & Handsplit SHAKE BUREAU, 5510 WHITE BLDG, SEATTLE, WASH 98101, OR 1477 WEST PENDER ST. VANCOUVER, B.C."; "TRADE MARK CERTIGRADE REGISTERED IN US PATENT OFFICE RED CEDAR SHINGLES RED LABEL"; "THIS LABEL IS TO DESIGNATE A MIXED-GRAIN SHINGLE WHICH MEETS ALL QUALITY REQUIREMENTS OF RED LABEL GRADE SHINGLES AS SHOWN IN CURRENT GRADING AND PACKING RULES"; "RED CEDAR SHINGLE & HANDSPLIT SHAKE BUREAU" On the back are instructions. there is a red stain on the top proper right corner of b) and there is a black stain on the proper left corner of a). The items were found on the Perkins brothers lot.
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Accession #:
018.07.04ab
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Mule Shoe
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The shoe is small, heavily rusted, with nine nails still remaining in the shoe. The shoe is probably iron and has lots of red coloured rust. History: Peters found the shoe at the Fish Camp on Lillooet Lake.
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Accession #:
988.08.02
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Knife Blade and Nails
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This image is of the knife. These items were found on the site of the old halfway house about two months after it burned, (April 26, 1963). One rusted knife blade. Six rusted nails that are hand made, they are square shaped. Also see accession number 983.17.01.
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Accession #:
994.14.01abcdefg
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Horseshoes
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Horseshoes with ice pegs from the Harold Wyatt-Purden farm. There are eight nail holes.
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Accession #:
010.16.08ab
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