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One (1) black and white sepia toned photograph of 12 men and 16 women (1 nun) from the St. Mary's Church Choir. There are four rows of people, the first two rows are seated and the back two rows are standing. The nun is in the front center. Women…

Wooden cross with a finish on it and a broken Jesus figure. The jesus figure is tied to the cross in order to repair it somewhat. Jesus is missing his kneecaps.

Large wooden cross with 11 small mother of pearl adornments, 3 more spaces for missing M.o.P. pieces (original had a total of 14). Hole at top for chain of necklace or rope for hanging. Could have been used for funeral rites of Catholics. (Large…

Smaller black cross/crucifix made of wood and, what appears to be, bronze. Loop at the top for necklace chain or rope for hanging.

Bronze crucifix used for either home decoration or funeral rites of Catholics. Depicts the crucifixion of Jesus Christ. The letters "INRI" are above head and there is a loop at the top

Large cross made from stainless steel with a skull and crossbones near bottom of cross.

One (1) rosary with crucifix pendant, red glass beads, and flat circular Mary pendant on the interior. The main pendant that hangs from the rosary is a gold/brass 3-dimensional depiction of the crucifixion of Christ. This is attached to a few beads…

One(1) red and gold rosary. This rosary has red glass beads held together by a gold chain. The center piece has an image of Jesus and the back has the image of Mary. The crucifix is semi-decorative and has the letters "INRI" inscribed over Jesus's…

One (1) brown, metalic and cream rosary. The rosary has carved brown beads held together by a metal chain. The center charm is tirangle shaped and has two ovals with the leter J and M inscribed into both ovals. The design on the front is the same as…

One (1) white, brass and silver rosary. The beads of the rosary are mother of pearl and they are on a aluminum chain. The center piece is a simple mother of pearl triangle shape. The crucifix is simple and brass with the letters "INRI" over head.…