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Coleman Lantern
Description:
Coleman Lantern body with handle. "Coleman" "The Sunshine of the Night" and "Made in Canada" engraved on body of lamp. "242B Use Generator No T-66" on neck. The object was found at Port Douglas.
Date of Object:
ca. 1920
Accession #:
013.02.08
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Sewing Machine Flywheel
Description:
Flywheel, possibly from a Singer sewing machine. Found at Port Douglas. The wheel has decorative spokes similar to a sewing machine flywheel.
Date of Object:
ca. 1930
Accession #:
013.02.01
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Shipping Box
Description:
Wooden box. Inscribed on surface: "TH WHITE", "Port Douglas Store", "Harrison Lake", "Product of Argentina", "48 x 12 oz. cans " , "Corned Beef" ,"C2J", "Bovril Corned Beef", "Industria Argentina" , "Minister lode Agricultura" , "Establecimienton No 16", "Inspeccionado". This object was found at Port Douglas.
Date of Object:
ca. 1920
Accession #:
013.02.10
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