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      This is a wooden smoothing hand planer, that appears to have been hand crafted from two pieces of wood and a metal blade.

      Where most cranberry scoops were made of all wood with a solid back end to hold the berries this one has a hole in the bottom of the scoop so the berries can fall into a sack attached to the bottom. The cloth would also allow excess water to drain …

      This item was purchased at an auction and is made from an old gas can.

      This type of churn had the whole barrel turning which turned the milk into solids and was widely used in the late 1800's and early 1900's.

      This type of cream separator used centrifugal force to separate the lighter cream from the skim milk. This allowed the process to be completed quicker and with less cream left behind in the milk.

      Used in the barber shop, once located in Iron Bridge.

      These are silver manually operated hair clippers with a fine blade often used for close trimming, the wing nut allows for tension adjustment. Some barbers still use them today.

      This multi-piece set is contained in a large round tin marked "Cookies". The can is a pale yellow color with a green lid. Inside are various icing tips for fancy cake or cookie decorating. There are also a set of scalloped cookie cutters in various sizes, a knife, as well …

      Inscription: Speciality, Mfg, Co. St. Paul, Minn. U.S.A. (A very similar scale by the Unique Co. is currently selling on Ebay for $89 us.)

      This weight scale was most likely used for commercial purposes perhaps in the general store. The arms on the right would have supported a container into which goods needing to be weighed would have been placed.