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      This typewriter belonged to Augustus Bridle (1868- 1952). Born in the village of Cann in southern England, he was sent to Canada in 1878 by the National Children’s Home. Bridle worked on Ontario farms in his youth, then went on to pursue classical studies at the University of Toronto. Bridle …

      Oil Spigot Used for opening cans. Donated by: Chuck King

      Saw Set. Used for setting teeth on different sized saws. Donated by: Chuck King

      Lock. Used to lock duffle bags. Donated by: Chuck King

      Candy Tin. Souvenir of the Coronation of Queen Elizabeth. Donated by: Chuck King.

      Flat Iron. Donated by: Chuck King. Property of Seguin Township Museum

      Logging Camp Photo. Donated by: Dean Kingshott. Property of Seguin Township Museum

      Key Hole Saw. Unknown Donor. Property of Seguin Township Museum

      Flour Sifter. Unknown donor. Property of Seguin Township Museum

      Bottle Capper. Donated by: Chuck Frail 2011 Property of Humphrey Museum

      Non-Exploding Combustible's Can (will catch fire but will not blow up). Used on Troop ships, Munitions plants, etc. Donated by: Chuck Frail 2011. Property of Humphrey Museum.

      Food Sieve. Donated by: Chuck Frail 2011. Property of Humphrey Museum.

      Collapsible Water Bucket. Army Issue WW II. Donated by: Chuck Frail 2011. Property of Humphrey Museum.

      Army Knife Multi-Purpose Donated by: Chuck King

      Collapsible Hand Wash Basin World War II Army Issue Donated by:

      Life Preservers from the first RMS Queen Elizabeth (1939). Donated by: Chuck King

      Lock Set (Peterbro) contains inside door lock. Donated by: Chuck King

      Stew Pot (Cast Iron) Donated by: Chuck King

      Pen & Ink Sketch of the Original Wm. & Isabel Kingshott homestead. Clear Lake Road. Donated by: Dean Kingshott.

      Early Logging camp in the Humphrey Area. Bill Kingshott with dog. Donated by: Dean Kingshott