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Date
1920 – 1925
Material
metal
Catalogue Number
103.08.1008
Description
Black, weave pattern in shape of slipper, cast iron,"toe piece" 3.8 long, 0.6 wide. Two piece "rope" forms the side edges and continues around in an undulating shape ending up in bottom of "shoe" in the shape of a hair pin.
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Title
Hair Pin Tray
Date
1920 – 1925
Material
metal
Dimensions
3.0 x 7.5 x 13.5 cm
Description
Black, weave pattern in shape of slipper, cast iron,"toe piece" 3.8 long, 0.6 wide. Two piece "rope" forms the side edges and continues around in an undulating shape ending up in bottom of "shoe" in the shape of a hair pin.
Subject
souvenirs
Siberia
households
accessory
Credit
Gift of Ulysse LaCasse, Banff, 1970
Catalogue Number
103.08.1008
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Date
1920 – 1949
Material
metal
Catalogue Number
102.04.1019
Description
Black metal match box holder with striker/holder, piece divided in two: box with lid to hold matches and an open side with with with striker and discard holder, back piece has two arches with holes for hanging, gold inscription on box: "This article will hold your Matches our service and Quality w…
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Title
Match Holder
Date
1920 – 1949
Material
metal
Dimensions
14.8 x 8.2 x 16.0 cm
Description
Black metal match box holder with striker/holder, piece divided in two: box with lid to hold matches and an open side with with with striker and discard holder, back piece has two arches with holes for hanging, gold inscription on box: "This article will hold your Matches our service and Quality will hold your trade National Park Bakery Bakers of Sally Ann Bread Cakes Buns Pies etc Save the Forest Banff Phone 54"
Subject
households
household accessory
National Park Bakery
Bill Hollingshead
Credit
Gift of Helen Shandruk, Banff, 1984
Catalogue Number
102.04.1019
Images
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