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- "Jerry O'Mahony, Inc." Mechanical Pencil, 1945-1949 -
- 1945-1949
- Collections - Artifact
"Jerry O'Mahony, Inc." Mechanical Pencil, 1945-1949
- Bridge and Beach Manufacturing Company Catalog, "Price List - July 1st, 1901: Superior Stoves and Ranges," 1901 -
- July 01, 1901
- Collections - Artifact
Bridge and Beach Manufacturing Company Catalog, "Price List - July 1st, 1901: Superior Stoves and Ranges," 1901
- Emerson Series HH Meston Fan Motor, circa 1893 -
- circa 1893
- Collections - Artifact
Emerson Series HH Meston Fan Motor, circa 1893
- Hargis Splicing Joint, 1906-1923 -
- 1906-1923
- Collections - Artifact
Hargis Splicing Joint, 1906-1923
- Salon Chair, circa 1960 - Velma Truant (1928-2021) began her hairstyling career at the Detroit Hudson's department store salon in the late 1940s. When she left Hudson's in 1963 to care for her young daughter, Truant acquired this chair and a matching hair dryer and set up a salon in the basement of her Allen Park, Michigan, home. She served clients there until the early 1980s.
- circa 1960
- Collections - Artifact
Salon Chair, circa 1960
Velma Truant (1928-2021) began her hairstyling career at the Detroit Hudson's department store salon in the late 1940s. When she left Hudson's in 1963 to care for her young daughter, Truant acquired this chair and a matching hair dryer and set up a salon in the basement of her Allen Park, Michigan, home. She served clients there until the early 1980s.
- Hool Machine & Engraving Works #3067 Pattern Roll - Bookbinders use finishing tools to add decoration to the leather spine and covers of a book. The tools are often heated and then stamped, pressed, or rolled onto the leather. Decoration can be as simple as thin straight lines or rounded arcs, or as intricate as ornate patterns, scrolls, or floral designs.
- Collections - Artifact
Hool Machine & Engraving Works #3067 Pattern Roll
Bookbinders use finishing tools to add decoration to the leather spine and covers of a book. The tools are often heated and then stamped, pressed, or rolled onto the leather. Decoration can be as simple as thin straight lines or rounded arcs, or as intricate as ornate patterns, scrolls, or floral designs.
- Oil Painting, Portrait of Mary Gillespie Chase, by James F. Wilkins, 1847 -
- 1847
- Collections - Artifact
Oil Painting, Portrait of Mary Gillespie Chase, by James F. Wilkins, 1847
- Reddi-wip Whipped Cream Can, circa 1949 -
- Circa 1949
- Collections - Artifact
Reddi-wip Whipped Cream Can, circa 1949
- Recipe Booklet, "Quick Recipe Favorites... Distinctively Different with 7-Up," 1963 -
- 1963
- Collections - Artifact
Recipe Booklet, "Quick Recipe Favorites... Distinctively Different with 7-Up," 1963
- Smoker, circa 1920 - The Funsten Perfect Smoker allowed trappers and hunters to flush furry animals from the safety of their dens. Hunters filled the long canister with flammable material (sometimes sprinkled with sulfur powder) and then lit it, creating smoke that is puffed into a burrow. Funsten Brothers & Company, a leading trapping supplier established in the late 1800s, sold this smoker.
- circa 1920
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Smoker, circa 1920
The Funsten Perfect Smoker allowed trappers and hunters to flush furry animals from the safety of their dens. Hunters filled the long canister with flammable material (sometimes sprinkled with sulfur powder) and then lit it, creating smoke that is puffed into a burrow. Funsten Brothers & Company, a leading trapping supplier established in the late 1800s, sold this smoker.