Browse Items (52 total)

One (1) wood, metal and leather horse harness. The wood piece is long, rectangular with red paint on one side and a brass bulb on one end. There are multiple leather pieces attached of different shapes and sizes. Original artifact card says: "Draft…

One (1) wooden hand hewn handle for a scythe. With two inch woodn diameter, one center stick with two curved handles radiating off it attached with wooden pegs. used for farming. Credit line: Gjertsen, Leroy

One (1) wooden and metal hayfork, 76" long wooden hayfork with wire attachment; originally had 4 prongs, one is broken off; prongs are 24" long and pointed at ends; 2-1" cross supports at base of prings. Museum records states: "Wooden 3-prong hayfork…

Curved metal hay hook, approximately 8 inches long, attached to perpendicular wooden handle about 13 inches long. Used for moving hay bales.

One (1) silver circular napkin holder. Napkin holder is narrow at the mid section and flares out at both ends, with the rim bent inward. One end the rim is slightly bent in two different places. There are two decorative bands in the center with small…

One (1) silver butter knife. Knife has handle set perpendicular to knife blade (as if straight knife was twisted 90 degrees), flower pattern at top of handle and on both sides of blade where blade joins handle. Pattern on blade shows front pattern on…

One (1) clear glass butter dish. Pressed glass dish is shaped like an elongated oval with a grid/clover design on the bottom and sides. Lip of dish expands to form handles on either end.

Black and white photographic postcard print with black and white borders. Image of exterior of the John Raupp barn and windmill. Man seated on a horse in front of the barn with a woman and three children gathered around the base of the windmill. …

One (1) metal brown animal nose ring. Oval - open end ring with hole for rope attachement. Bent wire on handle. Museum record states "Cattler Leader 1885".

One (1) brown metal hay crook - metal 5.5" handle with curved metal shaft with painted end. Original catalog card states "1870".