Wood And Metal Collection (#2)

Lamp, c. 1939. Creator: Walter G. Capuozzo
Lamp, c. 1939

Spring Lancet, c. 1940. Creator: Joseph Cannella
Spring Lancet, c. 1940

Tooth Puller, c. 1941. Creator: Joseph Cannella
Tooth Puller, c. 1941

Oxen Yoke, c. 1937. Creator: Earl Butlin
Oxen Yoke, c. 1937

Food Chopper, c. 1938. Creator: Earl Butlin
Food Chopper, c. 1938

Foot Warmer, c. 1937. Creator: William Paul Childers
Foot Warmer, c. 1937

Chopping Knife, c. 1940. Creator: Charles Charon
Chopping Knife, c. 1940

Chopping Knife, c. 1940. Creator: Charles Charon
Chopping Knife, c. 1940

Saw, c. 1940. Creator: Charles Charon
Saw, c. 1940

Ember Carrier, 1935 / 1942. Creator: Mildred Ford
Ember Carrier, 1935/1942

Trunk, c. 1940. Creator: Georgine E. Mason
Trunk, c. 1940

Flatiron, c. 1937. Creator: Gene Luedke
Flatiron, c. 1937

Ice Skates, c. 1940. Creator: Harley Kempter
Ice Skates, c. 1940

Corn Jobber, 1937. Creator: Ivar Julius
Corn Jobber, 1937

Pitcher, c. 1936. Creator: Yolande Delasser
Pitcher, c. 1936

Handmade Grater, 1935 / 1942. Creator: Joseph Glover
Handmade Grater, 1935/1942

Foot Warmer, c. 1938. Creator: Robert Gilson
Foot Warmer, c. 1938

Oxen Yoke, c. 1936. Creator: Cornelius Frazier
Oxen Yoke, c. 1936

Cannon-shaped Ballot Box, c. 1941. Creator: Joseph Ficcadenti
Cannon-shaped Ballot Box, c. 1941

Carbine Gun, c. 1937. Creator: George Fairbanks
Carbine Gun, c. 1937

Triangle Field Water Keg, c. 1939. Creator: Roger Deats
Triangle Field Water Keg, c. 1939

Hammer, c. 1939. Creator: R. J. De Freitas
Hammer, c. 1939

Hawsing Beetle, 1939. Creator: Orison Daeda
Hawsing Beetle, 1939

Toaster, c. 1939. Creator: Alice Cosgrove
Toaster, c. 1939

Conestoga Wagon Tool Box Lid, c. 1938. Creator: Austin L. Davison
Conestoga Wagon Tool Box Lid, c. 1938

Chest, c. 1936. Creator: Elizabeth Curtis
Chest, c. 1936

Camera from the studio of H. C. Anderson, 1960s. Creator: Unknown
NOBA 4x5 camera on a wooden frame with brass fixtures and red bellows. The camera is marked in several places with orange

Electric guitar belonging to Chuck Berry, nicknamed "Maybellene", 1959
A Gibson ES-350T semi-acoustic guitar named Maybellene. The wood is light, and the tuning keys are damaged. A black and orange label with the serial number (A33643)

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"Wood and Metal: A Glimpse into the Past" Step back in time with these fascinating objects that showcase the beauty and functionality craftsmanship. First, we have a Drum Major Baton from the early 20th century, its intricate design reflecting the skill of an unknown creator. It stands as a symbol of authority and rhythm, leading marching bands to create harmonious melodies. Next is an Ember Carrier crafted by Mildred Ford between 1935-1942. This practical tool allowed people to transport hot embers safely, ensuring warmth during colder days. Georgine E. Mason's Trunk from around 1940 takes us on a journey through history, evoking images of travelers embarking on adventures with their belongings securely stored within this sturdy wooden container. The Flatiron created by Gene Luedke circa 1937 reminds us of simpler times when ironing clothes required manual labor but resulted in perfectly pressed garments. Harley Kempter's Ice Skates from around 1940 embody winter joy as they glide gracefully over frozen surfaces, bringing smiles to faces young and old alike. Ivar Julius' Corn Jobber made in 1937 showcases agricultural ingenuity - a tool designed for efficiently planting corn seeds while minimizing strain on farmers' backs. Yolande Delasser's Pitcher dating back to approximately 1936 combines elegance with functionality; it was used for serving refreshing beverages during gatherings or daily meals. Joseph Glover's Handmade Grater (1935-1942) demonstrates meticulous attention to detail - every groove carefully carved into its wooden body enabling effortless shredding of ingredients in the kitchen. Robert Gilson's Foot Warmer circa 1938 provided comfort during chilly winters; filled with hot coals or heated stones, it kept feet warm even in drafty rooms or frosty carriages.