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      - diffuser - .1 - box printed with orange and black ink; reads in part: "glo-brite / diffuser / OF SPUN GLASS""; manufactured by Glo-Brite Products Inc., Chicago, Ill. - .2 - aluminum circular frame holding a sheet of spun glass; 3 clips on inside of frame; D- 25.5cm Chatham …

      - WWII airforce officer's peaked cap; leather sweatband - manufacturer's stamp inside crown - belonging to F/O Robert Thomas Henry. Tom Henry was born in 1920 in Chatham Township and graduated from CCC and Ontario Agricultural College (now U of Guelph). He joined the RCAF in 1941 and was trained …

      - WWII airforce officer's peaked cap; leather sweatband; interior of crown lined with purple fabric - belonging to F/O Robert Thomas Henry. Tom Henry was born in 1920 in Chatham Township and graduated from CCC and Ontario Agricultural College (now University of Guelph). He joined the Royal Canadian Air Force …

      - trunk (A) and tray (B) - (A) - black, metal trunk; brass fittings; lock and two hasps at front; hinged lid; black leather handle at front; black metal strip riveted around edges - interior lined with beige paper printed in blue with small, all-over cloverleaf design - (B) - …

      - buttonslide - metal, "u"-shape - belonging to F/O Robert Thomas Henry. Tom Henry was born in 1920 in Chatham Township and graduated from CCC and Ontario Agricultural College (now University of Guelph). He joined the Royal Canadian Air Force in 1941 and was trained in RADAR. He served at …

      - holder - nickel-plated; expandable band of metal attached to clip - stamped on clip: "TERRY'S / No. 649 / PATENTED & / REGISTERED / MADE IN ENGLAND" - belonging to F/O Robert Thomas Henry. Tom Henry was born in 1920 in Chatham Township and graduated from CCC and Ontario …

      - pin - gold colour - belonging to F/O Robert Thomas Henry. Tom Henry was born in 1920 in Chatham Township and graduated from CCC and Ontario Agricultural College (now University of Guelph). He joined the Royal Canadian Air Force in 1941 and was trained in RADAR. He served at …

      - microscope - includes microscope, accessories and case - (.1) microscope - cast iron base; brass and metal upper parts; etched on barrel: "E. Leitz/ Wetzler/ No 108398"; L-14cm, W-11.5cm, H-31.5cm - (.2) case - wooden; hinged door at front; keyhole in door; wooden supports inside to hold microscope and …

      - plastic sun visor, white with Public General Hospital logo; white on a dark blue/green oval background - on underside of visor peak embossed "8/MADE IN U.S.A." Chatham Kent Museum Out in the Open exhibition VS 133

      - pin - round; yellow metal; banner across bottom; white background; green maple leaf; gold lettering reads: "Chatham & District Chamber of Commerce 100 Anniversary 1987"; includes pin back (.2) Chatham Kent Museum Out in the Open exhibition VS 008 Box 2

      - pin - white metal; side view of wagon under a shield and crossed hoses; safety pin soldered to back, attached to chain and helmet (X1993.4.2) Chatham Kent Museum Out in the Open exhibition VS 008 Box 4

      - "Schrader Reg. Trade Mark Balloon Tire Gauge"; manufactured by A. Schrader's Son Inc., Toronto, Canada, New York, Chicago, London, England; patented in Canada 1914, 1922, 1924, 1926, other patents pending - with dark brown leather case (.2); button reads: "Schrader Tire Gauge, Toronto, Canada, Brooklyn, Chicago, London, Pat.; green …

      - (.1) - round wooden container; smooth; set in cork and padded bedding of holes - (.2) - lid; round; wooden; snaps on container; paper attached inside reads: "Made & sold by Peter Masino, Third Clofs above Bell's Wynd, High-Street Glasgow"; gives numbers for proof - (.3) - note; inside …

      - buttonhook - Begin date 1820 / End date 1830 Chatham Kent Museum Out in the Open exhibition VS 126

      - two pairs of wooden skates - Date unknown Chatham Kent Museum Out in the Open exhibition VS 268

      - powder flask - Date unknown Chatham Kent Museum Out in the Open exhibition VS 044

      - metal working tool - made at the foundry built by Frederick Arnold, son of Christoper Arnold (Arnold Mill), c1843; foundry was located on the northeast quarter of Lot 4, Howard Township, on the pond banks, just northeast of Mr. Dan Decow's residence - Date unknown Chatham Kent Museum Out …

      - glass jar with screw clamp fastener - Begin date 1895 / End date 1905 Chatham Kent Museum Out in the Open exhibition VS 238

      - wall mounted clock with wooden works; replica of early clock, possibly 18th century - Date unknown Chatham Kent Museum Out in the Open exhibition VS 086

      - part of scale (1949.50.1) - first used in store located at the corner of Cross and Raleigh Streets, Chatham, Ontario; store built by James Oldershaw, c1870, W. Potter Department Store; used until he moved to his Queen Street store in 1902 - Date unknown Chatham Kent Museum Out in …