Résultats

      Notice board of train departures used at the C.P.R. in Schreiber.

      Metal battery lantern used on the Canadian Pacific Railway. Rusting and erosion are evident. This lantern was created by Adams and Westlake.

      Two battery lanterns. One is completely metal and has significant rusting. One is metal with a yellow rubber handle.

      Signal arm constructed out of red and white painted wood and metal, used on the Canadian Pacific Railway in Schreiber, Ontario. A signal is a mechanical or electric device erected beside a railway line to pass information relating to the state of the line ahead to train drivers/engineers.

      Heavy rail clamp; was used for carrying rails and rail ties.

      White marble insulator used on the Canadian Pacific Railway in Schreiber Ontario.

      Rail switcher used on the Canadian Pacific Railway in Schreiber, Ontario. Comprised on heavy metal on a wooden base. Note the white graffiti.

      Rail care motor produced by Fairmont Railway Motors Inc. in Fairmont, Minnisota.

      Assortment of medals and pins, along with a Legion member card for Ida Krause.

      Aluminum jug with a spout, a stopper, and a wooden handle.

      Badges worn on the shoulder of CPR policemen.

      Metal jug that appears to be composed out of aluminum. There is heavy rusting on the top and handle.

      Black, metal typewriter with a decorative silver strip encircling the body. Made in Canada in 1938.

      This signal light was used on the Canadian Pacific Railway. There are four lights on this item; three are green, and one is red.

      Decorative serving dishes. One has a decorative edging and a yellow centre, the other is a pale pink with illustrated flowers.

      Commemorative Schreiber plate. Text Reads: Township of Schreiber Mr. McIntosh's Store Built Late 1890's Centennial 1885-1985

      Black leather school workbook with the gold-coloured inscription "Monarch Loose Leaf Note Book". Includes handwritten notes.

      Small, heart-shaped rusted metal tag.

      Circular embroidered badge with the Lake Superior Board of Education Logo.

      Black and white photograph depicts the Kimberly-Clark Pulp & Paper Mill in Terrace Bay, Ontario. It has since changed ownership two more times, becoming Neenah Paper in 2004 and then Terrace Bay Pulp in 2006.