A three-handled silver-plated loving cup with two bulges in the body and a slightly flaring lip. The cup sits on a round black wooden pedestal with crossed brass hockey sticks on the front. The front of the cup is engraved with “Rocky Mountain Park Hockey Championships 1907 presented by H. Dougla…
A three-handled silver-plated loving cup with two bulges in the body and a slightly flaring lip. The cup sits on a round black wooden pedestal with crossed brass hockey sticks on the front. The front of the cup is engraved with “Rocky Mountain Park Hockey Championships 1907 presented by H. Douglas won by: The Banff Ladies Hockey Team, Feb. 1908”, with the names of the team members on the reverse.
A trophy made from a coconut still in its husk which has been partially cut away to reveal the nut inside. The nut is highly polished and has large hole cut in the top. The nut has “Aloha Golf Tournament Moana Trophy won by Pearl Moore” carved into it. The husk has “Wapakae Golf Course Hawaii” b…
A trophy made from a coconut still in its husk which has been partially cut away to reveal the nut inside. The nut is highly polished and has large hole cut in the top. The nut has “Aloha Golf Tournament Moana Trophy won by Pearl Moore” carved into it. The husk has “Wapakae Golf Course Hawaii” burned into it, as well as a palm tree, and a figure wearing a grass skirt.
A black and white photograph, side view of a Red Cross truck with a plaque below the truck reading: “Gift of (Pearl Moore), The Canadian Red Cross”. The photo is framed in a simple black wooden frame.
A black and white photograph, side view of a Red Cross truck with a plaque below the truck reading: “Gift of (Pearl Moore), The Canadian Red Cross”. The photo is framed in a simple black wooden frame.
A black and white photograph of Enos Hunter (right) with Philip and Pearl Moore in First Nations regalia with the tribe behind and teepee on the right. There is a narrow white border around the photograph, and it is framed with a gilt frameThe photograph was taken on the of the Moores’ induction i…
A black and white photograph of Enos Hunter (right) with Philip and Pearl Moore in First Nations regalia with the tribe behind and teepee on the right. There is a narrow white border around the photograph, and it is framed with a gilt frameThe photograph was taken on the of the Moores’ induction into the Stoney tribe, July 18, 1948.
A black and white photograph of a man (Phil Moore) and a woman (Pearl Moore) resting on thier stomachs in grass, wearing casual clothing, with their heads together and feet toward the camera. A third person's head (Jack? Brewster) and torso is at the top left. The photo is framed in a fairly hea…
A black and white photograph of a man (Phil Moore) and a woman (Pearl Moore) resting on thier stomachs in grass, wearing casual clothing, with their heads together and feet toward the camera. A third person's head (Jack? Brewster) and torso is at the top left. The photo is framed in a fairly heavy wooden frame painted gold with slight carving at the outside border. The photograph is signed “Dan McCowan” at the bottom right corner.
A black and white photograph of Dan McCowan, Pearl Moore in a beaded vest, and Phil Moore in trail clothes sitting together in the grass with their dog, Chantilly (a standard French poodle) standing in the lower left foreground. The photograph has a white border and if framed with a grey mat and a…
A black and white photograph of Dan McCowan, Pearl Moore in a beaded vest, and Phil Moore in trail clothes sitting together in the grass with their dog, Chantilly (a standard French poodle) standing in the lower left foreground. The photograph has a white border and if framed with a grey mat and a simply carved gilded wooden frame.
A black and white studio photograph of a child (Pearl Evelyn Brewster Moore) with straight bangs, wearing a dress with a large lace collar. The photograph is framed with a white mat and a simple black wooden frame with a narrow gold inside and outside border. The back of the photo is marked “Pear…
A black and white studio photograph of a child (Pearl Evelyn Brewster Moore) with straight bangs, wearing a dress with a large lace collar. The photograph is framed with a white mat and a simple black wooden frame with a narrow gold inside and outside border. The back of the photo is marked “Pearl Evelin Brewster, 2 years old, Born July 25, 1889, died Oct 22, 1973.”
A black and white photograph of the King and Queen, in a carriage drawn by two white horses driven by Jim Brewster, with tall trees and mountains in background. The photo has a white mat and a simple black wooden frame. The bottom of the mat is marked “Thier (sic) Majesties King George VI Queen E…
A black and white photograph of the King and Queen, in a carriage drawn by two white horses driven by Jim Brewster, with tall trees and mountains in background. The photo has a white mat and a simple black wooden frame. The bottom of the mat is marked “Thier (sic) Majesties King George VI Queen Elizabeth” and “To Pearl from Jim.”
A hand-tinted photograph of a castle with a lawn infront and large trees at either side. The photograph is framed in a brown wood (cove moulding with decorative inside edge) frame.
1.5 (frame) x 21.7 (image); 25.5 (frame) x 16.7 (image); 20.6 (frame) cm
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A hand-tinted photograph of a castle with a lawn infront and large trees at either side. The photograph is framed in a brown wood (cove moulding with decorative inside edge) frame.