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DUNIWAY Source Contains text "DUNIWAY" 07/19/2017 Matches 1189 Catalog / Objectid / Objname Title/Description Date Status Home Location O 0077.002.0001 OK MCHS Building Buttonhook Metal button hook. "J. C. Penny Company Department Store" O 0077.002.0002 Consider for Deaccession Dish, Candy Small brass candy dish with a handle like a basket. Brass is pounded and has a series of small circles on the surface of the dish. Used to hold candy. O 0077.002.0003 OK MCHS Building Cup Copper cup has a trademark on the bottom "Cavalier by National Silver". Cup is barrel shaped and the handle runs the entire length of the cup. Has four raised ridges that resemble the iron ridges of a barrel. Used to hold liquids. O 0088.052.0001 Missing Could Not Locate Cooker, Pressure "Purity Fireless Cooker" Wood box on casters with tin lining and 2 cooking pots inset. From the estate of Ernest E. Baker. Page 1 Catalog / Objectid / Objname Title/Description Date Status Home Location A 0092.013.0001 MCHS Building Archival Material Materials related to Murray Wade: Autobiographies, Legislature Cartoon books, correspondence, news clippings and notes. L 1984.044.0001 DAS DEUTSCHE MUSEUM 1925 Deaccessioned Book GESCHICHTE - AUGAGBEN - ZIELER L 1984.044.0002 CONSERVATION TREATMENT FACILITIES IN THE U. S. 1980 Book L 1984.044.0003 HISTORICAL SOCIETIES AND AGENCIES IN THE U. S. 1963 Deaccessioned Directory AND CANADA L 1984.044.0004 INTRODUCTION TO MUSEUM WORK 1975 MCHS Building Book Page 2 Catalog / Objectid / Objname Title/Description Date Status Home Location L 1984.044.0005 MANUAL FOR MUSEUMS 1976 MCHS Building Book Two copies. Other # is L2005-0247. L 1984.044.0006 MUSEUMS USA 1974 Deaccessioned Book O 1984.044.0007 1985 MCHS Building Calender Calender 1985 General Automobile Repairing Goodyear Tires and Towing, established 1934. 12th and Mission Street, SE Salem, Oregon 97301 Phone 585-7711 O 1985.041.0001 1943 MCHS Building Poster O 1985.041.0002 1942 MCHS Building Poster World War II Office of War Information Poster # 24. Printed by the US Government Printing Office in 1942. Title: A Careless Word....A Needless Sinking. Depiction: A ship at sea burns in the background while sailors row away in a life boat. Some are wearing life vests and some appear to be wounded. Page 3 Catalog / Objectid / Objname Title/Description Date Status Home Location Created by: Fischer, Anton Otto, 1882-1962. O 1985.041.0003 OK MCHS Building Mill, Coffee Coffee Grinder, metal with wood base. O 1985.041.0004.001 OK MCHS Building Case, Cosmetic Ladies Make-up kit. Orange color plastic. Ladies powder container. Item 1 of 9 O 1985.041.0004.002 OK MCHS Building Kit, Cosmetic Ladies Make-up kit. Orange color plastic. Ladies fingernail buffer (nail file) Item 2 of 9 O 1985.041.0004.003 OK MCHS Building Kit, Cosmetic Ladies Make-up kit. Orange color plastic. Ladies fingernail sander (nail file) Item 3 of 9 Page 4 Catalog / Objectid / Objname Title/Description Date Status Home Location O 1985.041.0004.004 OK MCHS Building Kit, Cosmetic Ladies Make-up kit. Orange color plastic. Ladies shoehorn Item 4 of 9 O 1985.041.0004.005 OK MCHS Building Kit, Cosmetic Ladies Make-up kit. Orange color plastic. Ladies corsett hook. Item 5 of 9 O 1985.041.0004.006 OK MCHS Building Kit, Cosmetic Ladies Make-up kit. Orange color plastic. Knife Item 6 of 9 O 1985.041.0004.007 OK MCHS Building Kit, Cosmetic Ladies Make-up kit. Orange color plastic. Tweezers Item 7 of 9 O 1985.041.0004.008 OK MCHS Building Kit, Cosmetic Ladies Make-up kit. Orange color plastic. Ladies Cuticle knife Item 8 of 9 Page 5 Catalog / Objectid / Objname Title/Description Date Status Home Location O 1985.041.0004.009 OK MCHS Building Kit, Cosmetic Nail File with orange plastic handle Part of a cosmetic kit O 1985.041.0005.001.02 OK MCHS Building Razor Razor, with "Extra Hollow Ground", fully warranted. With box (see 0085.041.0005.001.01) Item 1(2) of 3 O 1985.041.0005.001.01 OK MCHS Building Box Box for Extra Hollw Ground Razor (see 0085.041.0005.001.02). Box has following insciption: King Razor, Number 45, Winfield L. King, President, King Razor Manufacturing Company, Indiana, Pennsylvania, established Pittsburg, Pennsylvania 1934. Reorganized Indian, Pennsylvania, 1911. Black colored box. Item 1(1) of 2 O 1985.041.0005.002.02 OK MCHS Building Razor, Straight Straight razor with brown handle Page 6 Catalog / Objectid / Objname Title/Description Date Status Home Location O 1985.041.0005.002.01 OK MCHS Building Box Box for Straight Razor (0085.041.0005.2.2) O 1985.041.0006.001 OK MCHS Building Hone, Razor The Smith Perforated Razor Hone. Pat. U. S. March 1910. Spectally Manufactured for Marshall-Wells Hardware Company, Portland, Oregon. Item 1 of 3 O 1985.041.0006.002 OK MCHS Building Hone, Razor Shumate's Hone Strop, Improved. Highest quality, The Razor Sharpener that never fails. Item 2 of 3 O 1985.041.0006.003 OK MCHS Building Strop Combination Strop. Number 8X Patent November 19, 1903. Item 3 of 3 O 1985.041.0007 MCHS Building Pamphlet Page 7 Catalog / Objectid / Objname Title/Description Date Status Home Location O 1985.041.0008 1919 Cabinet 203D Pamphlet O 1985.041.0009 LETTER FROM MRS. DANO RE PUBLIC HEALTH 1920-09-27 MCHS Building Letter Typewritten letter on beige paper A 1985.041.0010 MCHS Building Album, Postcard Postcards in album mostly of coast after the turn of the century. 26 cards Printed in Germany. Dark Red cover with black print. Item 10 of 11 L 1985.041.0011 HISTORY OF THE WILLAMETTE VALLEY, OREGON 1927 Book VOLUME II P 1987.002.0001 THEODORE ROOSEVELT 1903c Photo Cabinet 205B Print, Stereopticon President Theodore Roosevelt and party leaving the Oregon State Capitol. Guards on both side of walkway. Observers to left and background on Capitol steps. West Side. 2 photos mounted on cardboard Works and Studios. Page 8 Catalog / Objectid / Objname Title/Description Date Status Home Location P 1987.002.0002 HOLMAN BUILDING 1900c Photo Cabinet 205B Print, Photographic Holman Building, northwest corner Ferry and Commercial Streets. View to west of front of building, housed Ross & Moores, Company, Printers, on second floor. Ground floor corner occupied by Grocery, Wonder Restaurant in remainder of front of building. Unpaved streets with street car track on Commercial Street. O 1988.034.0001 Records Documents on Durbin Family. Biographical notes on the Durbin Family, David Duniway. O 1988.034.0002 Records Documents on Durbin Family. Statesman Index, pages 1002 - 1005 O 1988.034.0003 Records Documents on Durbin Family. Daughters of the American Revolution records -- Odd Fellows Cemetery. O 1988.034.0004 1860 Records Documents on Durbin Family. U. S. Census, Marion County, 1860 Page 9 Catalog / Objectid / Objname Title/Description Date Status Home Location O 1988.034.0005 Records Documents on Durbin Family. History of Baker, Grant, Malheur and Harney Counties. O 1988.034.0006 Records Documents on Durbin Family. Centenial History of Oregon. O 1988.034.0007 Records Documents on Durbin Family. Clark's Willamette Valley, Oregon. O 1988.034.0008 Records Documents on Durbin Family. Newspaper Article by Ben Maxwell. O 1988.034.0009 Records Documents on Durbin Family. Durbin Dictionary: A Record of the Durbins until 1900's. Page 10 Catalog / Objectid / Objname Title/Description Date Status Home Location O 1988.034.0010 1884 Records Documents on Durbin Family. The Holy Bible containing the Old and New Testaments. O 1988.034.0011 1884 Records Documents on Durbin Family. Genealogical Charts (4). O 1988.034.0012 1888-03-29 Records Documents on Durbin Family. What's pass is prologue by David Duniway, March 29, 1988. L 1988.041.0001 BUILDING CONSTRUCTION AND SUPERINTENDENCE 1905 OK MCHS Building Book PART I, SEVENTH EDITION, MASONS' WORK L 1988.041.0002 BUILDING CONSTRUCTION AND SUPERINTENDENCE, 1902 OK MCHS Building Book PART 2 Page 11 Catalog / Objectid / Objname Title/Description Date Status Home Location L 1988.052.0002 FARM TOOLS THROUGH THE AGES 1973 OK Business and Industry Shelf Book O 1988.064.0001 1945 Missing Could Not Locate Badge Captain Midnight's Secret Squadron Badge. O 1988.064.0002 Missing Could Not Locate Bottle Penny in small bottle. From U. S. Bank. O 1988.064.0003 Missing Could Not Locate Opener, Bottle Little Chancellor Cigar Bottle Opener. Has Screw driver and Bottle Cap Opener. O 1988.064.0004 Missing Could Not Locate Opener, Bottle Pocket bottle opener and screw driver. Donor to VFW for VFW Walfare Fund. Page 12 Catalog / Objectid / Objname Title/Description Date Status Home Location O 1988.064.0005 Missing Could Not Locate Token Camp Adair Exchange 5cents Bottle Deposit token. O 1988.064.0006 Missing Could Not Locate Token 25 cents taken for Skateland, Salem, Oregon. O 1988.064.0007 1950 Missing Could Not Locate Toy Play Penny Uncle Sam. P 1992.013.0002 1920c MCHS Building Print, Photographic Nude woman, with back to camera, standing in front of mirror apparently in a photography studio. Man in suit appears to be posing her. P 1992.013.0003 S.A. DAVIS, M.D. 1898 MCHS Building Print, Photographic Full Face portrait of Susan A. Davis, M.D. She is wearing a dark colored dress with a pleated blouse with a high,ruffled neck. She has a ribbon in her hair. Pen titled in ink under image "S.A. Davis, M.D. 1898" Back of photo inscribed with the words "Murray L. Wade" Page 13 Catalog / Objectid / Objname Title/Description Date Status Home Location P 1992.013.0004 S.A.
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