Webb, David
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David Webb is the son of Richard and Jackie Webb, who lived on Clover Road, and owned and operated the British American Gulf Station from 1957 to 1980's.
Gulf Award
Description:
This is a Gulf Award for R.S. Webb in Appreciation for five years of service. This object belonged to Richard and Jackie Webb who lived on Clover Road. They owned and operated the British American Gulf Station from 1957 to 1980's.
Date of Object:
1962
Accession #:
010.06.12ab
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Shoemaker Last - Child
Description:
This is a shoemaker last that was used for repairing a child's shoe. The last belonged to Richard and Jackie Webb who lived on Clover Road. They owned and operated the British American Gulf Station from 1957 to 1980's.
Date of Object:
ca. 1950
Accession #:
010.06.03a
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Shoemaker Last
Description:
This is a shoemaker last that was used for repairing shoes. The last belonged to Richard and Jackie Webb who lived on Clover Road. They owned and operated the British American Gulf Station from 1957 to 1980's.
Date of Object:
ca. 1950
Accession #:
010.06.03b
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Shoemaker Last
Description:
This is a shoemaker last that was used for repairing shoes. The last belonged to Richard and Jackie Webb who lived on Clover Road. They owned and operated the British American Gulf Station from 1957 to 1980's.
Date of Object:
ca. 1950
Accession #:
010.06.03c
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Shoemaker Last
Description:
This is a shoemaker last that was used for repairing shoes. The last belonged to Richard and Jackie Webb who lived on Clover Road. They owned and operated the British American Gulf Station from 1957 to 1980's.
Date of Object:
ca. 1950
Accession #:
010.06.03d
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Shoemaker Last
Description:
This is a shoemaker last that was used for repairing shoes. The last belonged to Richard and Jackie Webb who lived on Clover Road. They owned and operated the British American Gulf Station from 1957 to 1980's.
Date of Object:
ca. 1950
Accession #:
010.06.03e
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Shoemaker Last
Description:
This is a shoemaker last that was used for repairing shoes. The last belonged to Richard and Jackie Webb who lived on Clover Road. They owned and operated the British American Gulf Station from 1957 to 1980's.
Date of Object:
ca. 1950
Accession #:
010.06.03f
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Shoemaker Last
Description:
This is a shoemaker last that was used for repairing shoes. The last belonged to Richard and Jackie Webb who lived on Clover Road. They owned and operated the British American Gulf Station from 1957 to 1980's.
Date of Object:
ca. 1950
Accession #:
010.06.03g
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Shoemaker Last
Description:
This is a shoemaker last that was used for repairing shoes. The last belonged to Richard and Jackie Webb who lived on Clover Road. They owned and operated the British American Gulf Station from 1957 to 1980's.
Date of Object:
ca. 1950
Accession #:
010.06.03h
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Shoemaker Last
Description:
This is a shoemaker last that was used for repairing shoes. The last belonged to Richard and Jackie Webb who lived on Clover Road. They owned and operated the British American Gulf Station from 1957 to 1980's.
Date of Object:
ca. 1950
Accession #:
010.06.03i
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Shoemaker Last
Description:
This is a shoemaker last that was used for repairing shoes. The last belonged to Richard and Jackie Webb who lived on Clover Road. They owned and operated the British American Gulf Station from 1957 to 1980's.
Date of Object:
ca. 1950
Accession #:
010.06.03j
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Shoemaker Stand
Description:
Shoemaker swivel stand. The stand comes apart into two pieces. History: it belonged to Richard and Jackie Webb who lived on Clover Road (at current day Carmen/Roger Stacey) owned and operated the British American Gulf Station from 1957 to 1980's.
Date of Object:
ca. 1950
Accession #:
010.06.02ab
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