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Date
1968 – 1974
Material
metal; skin
Catalogue Number
104.03.1020
Description
5 metal dog tags, attached to rectangular leather fob, National Parks Canada, 1968-1974.
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Title
Animal Tag
Date
1968 – 1974
Material
metal; skin
Description
5 metal dog tags, attached to rectangular leather fob, National Parks Canada, 1968-1974.
Subject
animals
dog
National Parks
Parks Canada
animal control
Credit
Gift of Tom Boon, Sidney, 1999
Catalogue Number
104.03.1020
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Date
2010
Material
metal; bronze
Catalogue Number
103.09.1250 a,b
Description
(a) a metal disk (9.5cm diameter) with a raised image of three leafy trees. Four figures with hands linked surround the trees. Embossed with “J.B. Harkin Medal” and engraved on edge “Parks For Tomorrow N.P.P.A.C.”. Au verso engraved with “The Panel on Ecological Integrity of Canada’s National Par…
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Title
Award Medal
Date
2010
Material
metal; bronze
Description
(a) a metal disk (9.5cm diameter) with a raised image of three leafy trees. Four figures with hands linked surround the trees. Embossed with “J.B. Harkin Medal” and engraved on edge “Parks For Tomorrow N.P.P.A.C.”. Au verso engraved with “The Panel on Ecological Integrity of Canada’s National Parks November 12th 2010(b) green faux leather drawstring bag
Subject
medal
award
J.B. Harkin
The Panel on Ecological Integrity of Canada’s National Parks
Credit
Gift of Jacques Gerin, Chair The Panel on Ecological Integrity of Canada's National Parks, 2010
Catalogue Number
103.09.1250 a,b
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Date
1910 – 1920
Material
metal; wood; skin; glass
Catalogue Number
104.44.1008 a,b
Description
Metal transit with 7.5 dia. directional compass. On the face of it is the manufacturer's logo, New York plus directional letters except "N" is a symbol. Transit has many screws and wheels for adjustments. Cast metal cover of large wheel is broken in half. Wood box is completely covered wit…
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Title
Backcountry Transit
Date
1910 – 1920
Material
metal; wood; skin; glass
Dimensions
23.5 x 17.6 cm
Description
Metal transit with 7.5 dia. directional compass. On the face of it is the manufacturer's logo, New York plus directional letters except "N" is a symbol. Transit has many screws and wheels for adjustments. Cast metal cover of large wheel is broken in half. Wood box is completely covered with leather. Inside lid has leather and wood keepers for various instruments - all missing. A 3.0 cm wide belt encircles the box for carrying.
Subject
Parks Canada
backpacking
Credit
Purchased from Crown Assets Disposal, Banff, 1986
Catalogue Number
104.44.1008 a,b
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Date
1940 – 1965
Material
wood, fibre; skin; metal
Catalogue Number
103.08.1123
Description
Wooden pack board with green canvas pack and top flap with leather straps. Large exterior front pocket. Label under flap: “PIONEER BRAND. TRAPPER NELSON. INDIAN PACK BOARD No. 3. REGISTRATION No. 152720. SOLE MANUFACTURERS. JONES TENT & AWNING LTD. VANCOUVER, B.C.”
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Title
Backpack
Date
1940 – 1965
Material
wood, fibre; skin; metal
Dimensions
76.0 x 43.0 cm
Description
Wooden pack board with green canvas pack and top flap with leather straps. Large exterior front pocket. Label under flap: “PIONEER BRAND. TRAPPER NELSON. INDIAN PACK BOARD No. 3. REGISTRATION No. 152720. SOLE MANUFACTURERS. JONES TENT & AWNING LTD. VANCOUVER, B.C.”
Subject
parks
wardens
hiking
camping
Banff National Park
Credit
Gift of Henry Ness, Banff, 2000
Catalogue Number
103.08.1123
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Date
1930 – 1960
Material
fibre; wood; skin; metal
Catalogue Number
103.08.1124
Description
Wooden pack board with beige canvas pack and top flap with leather straps. Large exterior front pocket. Label under flap: “PIONEER BRAND. TRAPPER NELSON. INDIAN PACK BOARD NO. 2. JONES . . . . LTD.” Part of label deteriorated.
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Title
Backpack
Date
1930 – 1960
Material
fibre; wood; skin; metal
Dimensions
76.0 x 43.0 cm
Description
Wooden pack board with beige canvas pack and top flap with leather straps. Large exterior front pocket. Label under flap: “PIONEER BRAND. TRAPPER NELSON. INDIAN PACK BOARD NO. 2. JONES . . . . LTD.” Part of label deteriorated.
Subject
parks
wardens
hiking
camping
Banff National Park
Credit
Gift of Henry Ness, Banff, 2000
Catalogue Number
103.08.1124
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Date
1930 – 1932
Material
fibre; skin; metal
Catalogue Number
103.08.1130
Description
One canvas rucksack with leather straps and metal buckles. Drawstring top and top flap, side pocket and front pocket. Letter accompanying rucksack reads: “Dear Jonah, I have a packsack which I purchased in Banff nearly 52 years ago. It doesn’t look like much as it is pretty old and delapidated, but…
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Title
Backpack
Date
1930 – 1932
Material
fibre; skin; metal
Dimensions
56.0 x 48.0 cm
Description
One canvas rucksack with leather straps and metal buckles. Drawstring top and top flap, side pocket and front pocket. Letter accompanying rucksack reads: “Dear Jonah, I have a packsack which I purchased in Banff nearly 52 years ago. It doesn’t look like much as it is pretty old and delapidated, but it has lots of character as I carried it on my back while travelling over hundreds of miles of trails in Banff and Jasper Parks by foot, skiis and snowshoes. I am enclosing a picture of me wearing the packsack . . . As I will have no further use for the packsack I thought you might like to have it as a present on your eleventh birthday . . .”
Subject
sports
hiking
warden service
national parks
Bruce Mitchell
Credit
Gift of Bruce Mitchell, Fort Smith, 2002
Catalogue Number
103.08.1130
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Date
1920 – 1940
Material
hair, sheep
Catalogue Number
102.01.0004
Description
Multi-coloured geometric design, woven wool blanket. Label reads: “A genuine Oregon City made at Oregon City Woolen mills, Oregon City, Oregon Expressly for G. N. Ry Co. Glacier National Park.”
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Title
Blanket
Date
1920 – 1940
Material
hair, sheep
Dimensions
129.0 x 200.0 cm
Description
Multi-coloured geometric design, woven wool blanket. Label reads: “A genuine Oregon City made at Oregon City Woolen mills, Oregon City, Oregon Expressly for G. N. Ry Co. Glacier National Park.”
Subject
households
furnishings
souvenirs
parks
Credit
Gift of Pearl Evelyn Moore, Banff, 1979
Catalogue Number
102.01.0004
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Date
1910 – 1930
Material
metal
Catalogue Number
104.03.1011
Description
Long metal rod ca 1.5 cm diameter with hand hold loop on one end and brand on other. The rod is bent in the middle. The brand is made of flat metal 3.0 wide, the brand is an abstract shape.
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Title
Branding Iron
Date
1910 – 1930
Material
metal
Dimensions
100.0 cm
Description
Long metal rod ca 1.5 cm diameter with hand hold loop on one end and brand on other. The rod is bent in the middle. The brand is made of flat metal 3.0 wide, the brand is an abstract shape.
Subject
Parks Canada
animal control
Credit
Gift of Frank Camp, 1970
Catalogue Number
104.03.1011
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Date
1922
Catalogue Number
103.01.1043 a,b
Description
(a) square 2.5x2.5cm copper with curved corners, charm/fetish issued by the National Parks Branch, Department of the Interior. There is a hole drilled in one corner at the top so it can hang as a pendant. A bison head has been stamped onto the metal and raised letters “ORENDA” on one side, au vers…
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Title
Charm; Fetish
Date
1922
Dimensions
2.50sq. cm
Description
(a) square 2.5x2.5cm copper with curved corners, charm/fetish issued by the National Parks Branch, Department of the Interior. There is a hole drilled in one corner at the top so it can hang as a pendant. A bison head has been stamped onto the metal and raised letters “ORENDA” on one side, au verso, in raised letter “BUFFALO MEDICINE CANADA’S NATIONAL PARKS SAVE THE FORESTS”. (b) a paper pouch folded to close, brown and beige to simulate leather; has Indigenous-style designs in red and blue (note: looks like Navajo design). There is a remnant of a piece of sticky tape where the charm was once attached to the paper pouch.
Subject
charm
fetish
National Parks
Credit
Gift of Jim Sime, Golden, 2012
Catalogue Number
103.01.1043 a,b
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Chauffeur Licence Collection

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Date
1905 – 1969
Material
metal; plastic; enamel
Catalogue Number
106.06.1097 a-ee
Description
a) Bronze “Chauffeur 1905 British Columbia 1926”b) Silver pin “Chauffeur4050 British Columbia 1924”c) Brown plastic “Class C Chauffeur 16115 British Columbia 1943”d) Bronze pin “Alberta 24008 Chauffeur 1949”e) Bronze pin “Alberta 27009 Chauffeur 1950”f) Bronze pin “Alberta 9907 Chauffeur 1951”g) Br…
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Title
Chauffeur Licence Collection
Date
1905 – 1969
Material
metal; plastic; enamel
Dimensions
3 x 6 cm
Description
a) Bronze “Chauffeur 1905 British Columbia 1926”b) Silver pin “Chauffeur4050 British Columbia 1924”c) Brown plastic “Class C Chauffeur 16115 British Columbia 1943”d) Bronze pin “Alberta 24008 Chauffeur 1949”e) Bronze pin “Alberta 27009 Chauffeur 1950”f) Bronze pin “Alberta 9907 Chauffeur 1951”g) Bronze pin “1954 Chauffeur 29636 Alberta”h) Bronze pin “1955 Chauffeur 25565 Alberta”i) Plastic pin, black with white detail, “National Parks of Canada Chauffeur 120 1955-56”j) Silver “Class C Chauffeur 26263 British Columbia 1964”k) Silver “Class C Chauffeur 36013 1966 British Columbia”l) Silver “Class C Chauffeur 13594 1966 British Columbia”m) Silver “Class C Chauffeur 68878 1966 British Columbia”n) Silver “Class C Chauffeur 68419 1966 British Columbia”o) Plastic button, white, with black lettering and green detail. “6214 B.C. B 1967 Chauffeur”p) Plastic button, white, with black lettering and red detail. “8559 B.C. A 1967 Chauffeur”q) Silver “Class C Chauffeur 73719 British Columbia 1967”r) Silver “Class C Chauffeur 73646 British Columbia 1967”s) Silver “Class C Chauffeur 73556 British Columbia 1967”t) Silver “Class C Chauffeur 73414 British Columbia 1967”u) Silver “Class C Chauffeur 73664 British Columbia 1967”v) Silver “Class C Chauffeur 73828 British Columbia 1967”w) Silver “Class C Chauffeur 73135 British Columbia 1967”x) Silver “Class C Chauffeur 73485 British Columbia 1967”y) Silver “Class C Chauffeur 73781 British Columbia 1967”z) Silver “Class C Chauffeur 75912 British Columbia 1968”aa) Silver “Class C Chauffeur 75865 British Columbia 1968”bb) Silver “Class C Chauffeur 75900 British Columbia 1968”cc) Silver “Class C Chauffeur 75899 British Columbia 1968”dd) Silver “Class C Chauffeur 75697 British Columbia 1968”ee) Silver “Class C Chauffeur 44521 British Columbia 1969”
Subject
Parks Canada
Parks
transportation
automobile
Credit
Gift of William (Bill) Waterworth (Estate), Banff, 2011
Catalogue Number
106.06.1097 a-ee
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