Object, Woodworking, Woodworking Iron, Caulking Iron
Date:
early 1900s
Description: 3 caulking irons, 2 with flat screwdriver-shaped end; "shaft" is hexagonal; flat "head" at other end, third has square shaft and hooked shape at one end.
Description: 4 celluloid collars in a box: 2 have printed on insideColimas brand, Trademark Slidewell H. Hale (script, hard to read). Types printed on inside: : 1 Oakley size 15, 1 Shamrock size 15. 1 unnamed size 15. 1 has printed Pilsen size 15 Trademark KantKrak, Patent January 2, 1906, other patents pending, The Parsons and Parsons Company, Cleveland, Ohio, to keep clean use Sapol10, to keep original finish use powdered pumis[sic]e and water.
Description: Toaster-Flat-National Transformer Manufacturing Co.-8.5"Lx5.5"Wx3.25"H-bakelite handled wire tool for lifting toast on and off the toaster?)
Description: Baseball chest guard that belonged to James Austin Gott, a resident of Tremont (village of Bass Harbor). He played backstop for the semi-professional team Ellsworth Eagles in the late 1940s. Donated by daughter Jane Gott Wass.
Description: Pair of baseball shin guards that belonged to James Austin Gott, a resident of Tremont (Bass Harbor. He played backstop for the semi-professional team Ellsworth Eagles in the late 1940s. Labeled on inside "Ellsworth Eagles." Donated by daughter Jane Gott Wass.