Résultats

      A pair of Exercise/Indian Clubs.

      Child’s toy horse - on platform with wheels

      Toy carpet sweeper from McLaren & Co. Ltd.

      Toy train engine with original black paint from circa 1880.

      Toleware Horn from c. 1860, used by Jack Smith of Campden.

      Toleware dinner horn.

      Made by Albert Henry Haynes, 4th generation of U.E.L. Haynes family to reside on the original grant to Adam Haynes, ancestor of the various Haynes descendants in Lincoln County.

      Cir-Q-Lar playing cards by Waddington.

      Ceramic Carpet Balls from the 19th century.

      Ice skates dated to c 1850.

      Ice skates from the min 19th century with steel blades and traces of the original finish.

      Doll with china head and handsG given to Sarah J. Moyer when she was 2 years old. She later married Archie Wismer and died 1952.

      Doll with wax head, cloth-body, china arms and legs, dressed in black shawl with hood, green apron. Owned by Miss Martha Honsberger - who was 78 when she died in 1949.

      Puppet of Dopey (of the seven dwarves) wearing red smock with green trim at sleeves and a green cap. Based on the 1937 film.

      Doll with china head and wooden arms dressed in a chemise, open drawers, petticoat and dress of white cotton eyelete embroidery. Owned by Elma G. Tice born Sept. 12, 1861, given to her Nov. 19, 1861. Later given to Mrs. Lillie Strong Sept. 1, 1931.

      Doll from circa 1870 - (called Ruth). Jointed paper mache doll, her dress was sewn in 1905, and her head was replaced in 1901, although her eyes are original. She was restored in 1968 by Mrs. Zimmerman.

      Small slate with 10 counting beads on metal rod.

      Tin monkey in red painted jacket, green pants and fez-style hat, sitting on "wooden" barrel. The mechanism is hidden beneath the barrel.

      Lorna Austin was an employee of Kraft (Post Cereal) when it operated here in Cobourg. As a promotional item slides, such as these depicted in the image to the right, were placed into cereal boxes. The slides depict images ranging from the natural world to items of historical significance.

      "Brunswick Balk & Collender Co. Manufacturers of Carom Pocket Billiard Tables” stamped on container which contains 11 black numbered marbles.