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      The International Library collection contains twenty hardcover books that deal with different aspects of train maintenance and operation.

      Yellow-covered pamphlet about Locomotive Lubricators, produced by the International Correspondence Schools in Scranton, Pennsylvania. Pamphlet was created specifically for home study. A pencil handwritten name appears on the front, "E. Singleton".

      Large, framed, colour photograph of the former Inment Mine at Winston Lake, 25 kilometres northwest of Schreiber. This mine was a site of copper and zinc deposits.

      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.

      The Kool Kats was a snowmobilers club in Schreiber. The club organized a Winter Festival in 1970, which included snowshoe, ski, and snowmobile races as well as a dance and leisure snowmoble rides.

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

      Shaving blade sharpener made from Shell Horse Leather.

      Shaving kit that includes multiple straight razors, and 3-in-1 multi-purpose oil.

      Commemorative vase that has a picture of the old Schreiber Public School building.

      Gold case in clam shell style that holds an "all line pass" for Mr. W.W. Wilkes and his wife on behalf of the Canadian Pacific Railway. Text on card reads: " Canadian Pacific 50 Years Long Service 1963-1964 All Lines Pass Mr. W.W. Wilkes and Wife Locomotive Engineer."

      Commemorative serving plate designed with images of Schreiber.

      Condition: Fair, high degree of rust

      Plaque from the Schreiber Legion dating from 1914-1918. Text on plaque reads: "The wrong fails, right prevails" "Honor to whom honor is due" "To one who has defended all that we most cherish" "Liberty - Peace - Justice"

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      Condition: Good