Résultats

      2 metal utensils

      This item was found during the archaeological dig in 2002.

      Crude slashing weapon usually used for clearing brush out of the way or harvesting crops.

      Made of steel. Old, rusted.

      Made of fabric. Medium sized. Floral embroideries on the front. One edge stitched, the other cut/torn.

      Used to fasten laces on garments or foot ware, by pulling them with the hooked end.

      “The Cobourg Clinic 188 King Street, W. 372-3323 Cobourg, Ont.”. Also includes instructions for the pain medicine.

      White porcelain demitasse cup and saucer with red, white & blue OCFCo logo and band on both. Manufacturer on bottom of both.

      The original Cobourg Heavy Battery joined the P.E.I contingent at Halifax later on to form the Canadian 2nd Heavy Battery in 1914.

      Reference to Dr. O'Gorman supplied by the Bruce County Museum & Cultural Centre, which has a collection of greeting cards which belonged to his wife.

      Made of porcelain. Very small. Has handles. Image of “Main Street, Cobourg, Ont.” on the bottom interior of the bowl.

      Medium sized. Inscribed "St. Michael's Church Cobourg Ont."