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- Knox Collapsible Cup, 1900-1910 - This "telescoping" or "collapsible" cup was a convenient item for cyclists, motorists, and canoeists. When not in use, it could be collapsed and carried in a pocket. This ingenious cup was produced with different lids, including one depicting bicyclists and labeled "Cyclist's Cup." The "Knox" name on the lid of this cup might refer to the Knox Automobile Company.
- 1900-1910
- Collections - Artifact
Knox Collapsible Cup, 1900-1910
This "telescoping" or "collapsible" cup was a convenient item for cyclists, motorists, and canoeists. When not in use, it could be collapsed and carried in a pocket. This ingenious cup was produced with different lids, including one depicting bicyclists and labeled "Cyclist's Cup." The "Knox" name on the lid of this cup might refer to the Knox Automobile Company.
- Hamilton-Beach "Dominion" Juicer, circa 1965 -
- circa 1965
- Collections - Artifact
Hamilton-Beach "Dominion" Juicer, circa 1965
- Columbian Exposition Medal Awarded to Enoch Prouty, 1893 - The 1893 World's Columbian Exposition in Chicago commemorated the 400th anniversary of Christopher Columbus' landing in the Americas. Large exhibition halls were built to display the goods and products of inventors, artists and manufacturers from throughout the world. Officials judged these works against a list of criteria and awarded certificates and bronze medallions. Prouty and Company received this medallion for its printing presses.
- 1893
- Collections - Artifact
Columbian Exposition Medal Awarded to Enoch Prouty, 1893
The 1893 World's Columbian Exposition in Chicago commemorated the 400th anniversary of Christopher Columbus' landing in the Americas. Large exhibition halls were built to display the goods and products of inventors, artists and manufacturers from throughout the world. Officials judged these works against a list of criteria and awarded certificates and bronze medallions. Prouty and Company received this medallion for its printing presses.
- Ulysses S. Grant Campaign Badge, 1868-1872 - Inexpensive and durable, tintype photographs became valuable tools in presidential campaigns during the 1860s. Supporters carried tokens, medals, and campaign pins decorated with small tintype images of their preferred candidates.
- 1868-1872
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Ulysses S. Grant Campaign Badge, 1868-1872
Inexpensive and durable, tintype photographs became valuable tools in presidential campaigns during the 1860s. Supporters carried tokens, medals, and campaign pins decorated with small tintype images of their preferred candidates.
- "Little MAC" 60 Second Burger Machine Grill, circa 1977 -
- circa 1977
- Collections - Artifact
"Little MAC" 60 Second Burger Machine Grill, circa 1977
- Kerosene Lamp Font -
- Collections - Artifact
Kerosene Lamp Font
- Blacksmith's Shop, Canandaigua, New York, 1841-1843 - In the 1800s, Americans relied on horses to move people, freight, money, and information to places railroads and waterways did not go. As living machines, the animals required food, water, housing, and cleaning. In addition, horses and horse-drawn vehicles needed regular maintenance. Horseshoes and parts for vehicles were manufactured in blacksmith shops like the one pictured here.
- 1841-1843
- Collections - Artifact
Blacksmith's Shop, Canandaigua, New York, 1841-1843
In the 1800s, Americans relied on horses to move people, freight, money, and information to places railroads and waterways did not go. As living machines, the animals required food, water, housing, and cleaning. In addition, horses and horse-drawn vehicles needed regular maintenance. Horseshoes and parts for vehicles were manufactured in blacksmith shops like the one pictured here.
- Scovill View Camera, 1870-1889 -
- 1870-1889
- Collections - Artifact
Scovill View Camera, 1870-1889
- Book, "The Photographic Amateur," Used by Harry Patmore, 1881 -
- 1881
- Collections - Artifact
Book, "The Photographic Amateur," Used by Harry Patmore, 1881
- Book, "The Photographic Amateur," 1883 -
- 1883
- Collections - Artifact
Book, "The Photographic Amateur," 1883