Perkins, June (Mrs. Phillip) (nee Spetch)
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Vaccum Tube Voltmeter
Description:
Voltmeter. Metal box painted grey, five cords attached at bottom. On top is leather handle. On front are a display and several dials. Plaque at bottom on front reads "HP model 410B vacuum tube voltmeter". Back cover is detachable.
Date of Object:
ca. 1970
Accession #:
012.05.32
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buckskin vest
Description:
This fringed vest is made of cream coloured buckskin. It has a design of embroidered red and purple flowers and green leaves front and back and two small pockets on front with a black and pink plaid lining. Alan Spetch wore it and it was given to him at age six in 1955. It was made in Mt. Currie. It shrank when washed especially on one side so it has a puckered look. The original lining appears to have been replaced.
Date of Object:
1955
Accession #:
985.28.01
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Watering Can
Description:
Watering can. Tall narrow metal (copper?) can with top partially covered.
Date of Object:
ca. 1960
Accession #:
012.05.57
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Weight
Description:
Weight. Consists of two metal discs stacked one on top of the other. The top one has a hole in the center and the lower one has a metal bar with a hook that goes through the top one.
Date of Object:
ca. 1960
Accession #:
012.05.30b
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