Résultats

      Gloria Hope is a local sculptress who has worked in a variety of media. Now residing in Uxbridge, she often works in clay, merging elements of nature and the human form; she uses a variety of stains, oxides, acrylics, and smoke firings.

      Brett Davis was born in Toronto, Ontario, Canada in 1957. He graduated with honors from Toronto’s Central Technical School Special Fine Art Program in 1981 where he majored in sculpture, and is a member of The Sculptors Society of Canada and The Royal British Society of Sculptors. At an early …

      Cover faded. Tear on right side of front cover. Several tears along spine cover.

      Ink marks on front cover. Most of the notebook is blank.

      Top of bookmark is creased.

      This short book lists all of the titles available to members of the Mechanics' Institute of the Town of Milton. Published annually, this catalogue could be read in the library or purchased for 10 cents.

      Small, brown, manual cigarette filler that was meant to be secured to a table or shelf for use.

      Children's wooden school desk. There is a dip in the top of the wood were students would place their writing utensils, as well as a hole in the corner meant for an ink jar. Desk storage is underneath the seat, as opposed to today's school desks which have storage underneath …

      Metal handle. Axial pressure is applied to the rounded handle at the end. No death grip is required, just enough that the bit properly engages the work piece.

      Copper fire extinguisher produced in Toronto, Ontario. Tested 350 lbs Alert.

      Condition: Excellent

      A needlework art piece commemorating Schreiber's 125th anniversary and the ten provinces of Canada. Plaque reads: "Donated to Schreiber Heritage Museum in memory of John & Helen Bulna and Tom Petkovic from Emma and Diane Petkovic".

      Compact, yellow rail car. Was used by track inspectors and work crews to move quickly to and from work sites. Currently this rail car is situated south outside the Schreiber Rail Museum.

      Maroon and grey locomotive. "Canadian Pacific" is written on the side. The train was donated to the Township of Schreiber by the Kimberly Clark Corperation in 1994 and now stands on the grounds outside the museum, not far from the C.P.R. tracks in Schreiber.

      Rusted copper padlock on a chain used on the Canadian Pacific Railroad in Schreiber, Ontario.

      Assortment of ice picks that were used on the Canadian Pacific Railway.

      Two-man drill used on the Canadian Pacific Railway in Schreiber, Ontario.

      Large red circular light used as a stop or warning light on the Canadian Pacific Railway in Schreiber, Ontario.

      Striped cap used by cooks on the Canadian Pacific Railway. Tag on front reads: "Railroad Signal Kitchen's Union Made"

      Heavy rusted iron stove door. The C.P.R. logo with a beaver is embossed on the surface.