iron
Rack. Description: wrought iron; 5 holders for utensils. History: Mexican. |
Spoon. Description: iron, incised decoration on handle. History: Mexican. |
3 wagon wheels (MWK 9-93) Three identical wagon wheels, probably from same medium duty wagon. They have iron hubs and tires, spokes are finely shaped at hub end. |
Handmade iron scoop. (R. Hillman, 4/97) One of these is a crevassing tool. There is a spoon shape at one end and a small hook at the end of the handle. The iron is badly corroded.... |
Caldron. a - cast iron caldron. b - tripod stand to support caldron over a fire - said to be used in the Mexican hide & tallow tradeObject: Cauldron. iron. History: Cowhides and tallow... |
Spurs. Used by early missionaries in Cal. Iron alloy Spanish/Mexican spur, 22 cm maximum length, 12 cm maximum width, with a 6 rayed star rowel, 8 cm diameter. It appears to be the right... |
Tinder box. The object consists of a combined candle holder tinder box of two pieces, a candle, a hook-shaped metal striker and seven flint pebbles. (John Burke, 5/13/1994) |
c. 1906
Cast iron figure of a dragon in Chinese style. The dragon has a serpent like body with four legs anda long tail. It has five dorsal fins and several smaller ones on the neck and legs. It is... |
Knife, curved iron blade, wood handle. Handle sculptured totemic style "Possibly Tlingit crooked knife with carved handle used for wood carving. 2 birds at top with unfinished formline... |
1880-1920
Ray Hillman's Comments: Drifting pick for underground square-set timber stope mining; (chamber above the mine tunnel.) Used to break down the ore which willthen roll down to the bin. Handle is... |
Weapon, of iron wood, long handle with knarred knob at the end. Knob at end of handle "Fijian throwing club." (John Barker, 12/94) "Club types are derived from fighting clubs, but by... |
Octopus "lure" catcher. Description: shell and(curved hook) tied with string to strong stick, facing side of egg shaped volcanic rock, used for baiting octopus. Shell is brown with light flecks... |
1750
This Spanish period cruciform wrought iron stirrup is a rare find. The style is new world only having come into popular use in Mexico in the early 1700s. Although its use was prohibited by the... |
18th c.
Cross. Description: iron. Wrought and chiseled iron with fretwork. The cross is flat and it is attached to a brass globe that has sleeve fitted for a pole. At the base of the cross there... |
1848?|c. 1898
Harpoon. Description: wrought and cast iron. Toggle iron spear tip. Invented by a Black man Louis Temple, blacksmith in New Bedford, Mass., in 1848. Marked "S. MCO" and "III MAC 7". Used by... |
e. 1900's
Cooking pan (WOK). Desccription: iron; deep, circular body, round bottom; two small loop handles Condition: very good; surface rust. Dimensions: diam. 23 1/2" ht 8 3/4". History: China/... |
19 C
3 hand drums, sides painted red, ends decorated with dragon motifs, used S.F. (19 C) (D. Peterson 2/79) China/Calif. Date: L. 1800's - E. 1900's. Drums; parflesche skin secured with... |
19 C
3 hand drums, sides painted red, ends decorated with dragon motifs, used S.F. (19 C) (D. Peterson 2/79) China/Calif. Date: L. 1800's - E. 1900's. Drums; parflesche skin secured with... |
ca. 1850-1900
Herb cutter and table. Wooden table, hand made, with railings on three sides and one drawer and lower shelf; herb cutter is attached to the table: a large knife of forged steel hinged at the... |
19th c.
Mortar and pestle, for herb gathering, etc., iron From the History Information Station: Object: Chinese steel mortar and iron pestle with wooden handle. The leather collar kept the... |
Stove lid lifter. Description: Hand forged iron. |
Flatiron. Description: Cast flatiron for smoothing clothes. From the History Information Station: Object: Cast iron flatiron with iron handle. Marked "6," which means it weighs six... |
1859 or later
Stove. Description: Cast iron cooking range. (Dated 1857 and marked "Buck's Patent"and "Troy, N.Y.".(this was crossed out)) Marked "Buck's Patent McCoy & Clark, Albany Design Pat'd... |
After 1874 (G. Hackett 11/89)
cooking pot. Description: Cast iron cooking pot. Enameled interior. From the History Information Station: Enameled cast iron pots came into use in the 1880's, for they were easier to... |