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Artifacts in the Local History Collection Artifacts in the Local History Collection Accession # Name Box # 1391 "I think I can, I think I can" Decorative Plate with Stand 14 1227 10¢ Token 6 1026 15th Illinois General Assembly Laws Reprint 11 1334 1911 Peru State Bank Statement 1165 Abraham Lincoln Memorial Bridge Button Pin 6 1327 AO Eyeglasses Case 5 1341 Arbor and Bird Day Annual Publication 1067 Ben Hur Alarm Clock 9 1260 Berger Apex Lantern Local History 1292 Berry Spoon 14 1328 Black Leather Key Pouch 3 1271 Blue Hatpin 3 1171 Bob Johns Photography Keyring 6 1321 Bonnet Sewing Kit Case 3 1281 Brass Alligator Paper Weight and Letter 12 1382 Breuning Celebration News-Tribune Printing Plate 4 1110 Buisness/Celebration Pens 12 1111 Business/Celebration Pencils 12 1314 Butterfly Lapel Pin 6 1127 C. A. Jensen 1930 Class Ring 6 1128 Cardboard Hand Fan 3 1297 Carter's Dip Pens 12 1254 Casino Club Ribbon Badge 14 1148 Catholic Knights of America Ribbon Badge 14 1152 Catholic UnionOrder ofand Foresters Woman's Convention Union of Illinois Ribbon Convention Badge Ribbon 14 1153 Badge 14 1150 Catholic Union of Illinois Convention Ribbon Badge 14 1147 Catholic Union of Illinois Delegate Medal 14 1167 Cavalier Country Button Pin 6 1238 Cavalier Country Decorative Decorative License Plate 14 1159 Cavaliers Basketball Safety Pin 6 1158 Cavaliers Football Safety Pin 6 1060 Central Illinois Milk Bottle 13 1160 Central States Button Pin 6 1173 Central States Illinois Lapel Pin 6 1249 Central States Louisville Slugger Miniature Bat 16 1176 Central States Medallion 14 1174 Central States Round Lapel Pins 6 1364 Charles Nadler 1903 Calendar 1268 Chas. Seepe & Sons Metal Tray 14 1012 Chas. Seepe & Sons Plate 15 1248 City of Peru Ornament 6 1097 Civil War Non-Commissioned Officer Sword 1177 Clock Balance Wheel 8 1178 Clock Balance Wheel and Hair Spring 8 1046 Coca-Cola Bottle 13 Peru Public Library 1 of 9 Updated 1/26/2021 Artifacts in the Local History Collection Accession # Name Box # 1058 Coca-Cola Mini Salt and Pepper Shakers 14 1192 Coin - 1850 Half Dime 6 1193 Coin - 1871 Half Dime 6 1214 Coin - 1889 Liberty Nickel 6 1210 Coin - 1900 Liberty Nickel 6 1194 Coin - 1904 Liberty Nickel 6 1195 Coin - 1910 Lincoln Penny 6 1212 Coin - Barber Dime 6 1213 Coin - Barber Quarter 6 1204 Coin - Benjamin Franklin Half Dollar Collection 6 1211 Coin - Buffalo Nickel Collection 6 1207 Coin - Eisenhower Bicentennial Dollar Coin 6 1209 Coin - John F. Kennedy Half Dollar Coin Collection 4 1222 Coin - Lincoln Wheat Ears Cent Collection 6 1206 Coin - Sacagawea Gold Dollar 3 1208 Coin - Susan B. Anthony Dollar Coin Collection 6 1196 Coin - Victoria Farthing 6 1205 Coin - Walking Liberty Half Dollar Collection 6 1219 Coin - Wartime Jefferson Head Nickel 6 1216 Coin - Washington Head Quarter 14 1282 Cold Meat Serving Fork 14 1049 Collins' Lemmy Soda Bottle 13 1287 Conductor Clothing Button 6 1091 Conductor Pocket Watch 5 1151 County Officials Convention Medal 14 1086 Crome Watchlarm Wristwatch 8 1070 Cubematic Alarm Clock 8 1302 D. Q. Jennings, Inc. Barrel Cigarette Lighter 12 1375 De Steiger Glass Factory Glass Photo Negative 4 1108 Deer Park Photo Negatives 4 1072 Dialite Automatic Alarm Clock 8 1061 EgyptDigital ThroughMoonbeam the Alarm Stereoscope: Clock A Journey Through the Land of 11 1184 the Pharaohs Stereoview Card Set 5 1259 Eighteenth General Assembly Medal 14 1044 Enterprise Bottling Soda Bottle 13 1169 Eureka Savings Bank Change Purse 3 1233 Family Protection Life Insurance Co. Representative's Notepad 12 1235 Fanny Snyder's Miniature Journal 12 1273 Faux Diamond Hatpin 3 1290 Fine Quality Conductor Clothing Button 6 1182 First National Bank Penny in a Glass Bottle 14 1223 First National Bank Wooden Nickels 6 1146 Fly on Spoon Trick 12 1322 Folding American Oxford Pince-Nez Eyeglass with Case 5 1326 Folding Clip-On Eyeglasses 5 1332 Folding Skeleton Key 6 Peru Public Library 2 of 9 Updated 1/26/2021 Artifacts in the Local History Collection Accession # Name Box # 1348 Forget Me Not Keychain and Letter Opener 6 1380 Four Corners Glass Photo Negative 4 1384 G. H. Eickhoof Dry Goods Glass Picture 4 1242 German Support Confederation Ribbon Badge 14 1005 German Support Society Ribbon Badge 14 1155 Germania Benevolent Society Ribbon Badge 14 1038 Germania Support Society Ribbon Badge 14 1006 German-Silesian Support Group Ribbon Badge 14 1007 German-Silesian Support Group Ribbon Badge 14 1258 German-Silesian Support Society Ribbon Badge 14 1059 Glass Milk Bottle 13 1085 Gold Shadow Thin Wristwatch 8 1129 GrandGraduation Canyon Souvenir of Arizona Spoon Through the Stereoscope Stereoview 14 1365 Card Set 12 1304 Gras Sword Bayonet and Scabbard 1305 Gras Sword Bayonet and Scabbard 1066 Guidex Hygrometer 7 1394 H. C. White Miscellaneous Stereoview Cards 4 1360 H. F. Linnig & Son Class Ring 12 1234 H. J. Tobler Transfer Lighter 12 1170 H. J. Tobler Trasfer Inc. Matchbook 5 1398 H. W. Immke Local Stereoview Cards 5 1325 Half-Eye Reading Glasses 6 1347 Hook Keychain 3 1037 Hotel Peru Coffee Shop Cloth Napkin 1103 Ice Harvest Pike Pole 3 1300 Illinois Central Railroad Cloth Napkin 14 1010 Illinois Delegate Ribbon 14 1009 Illinois Homeopathic Medical Association Medal 6 1139 Illinois Occupation Tax Token 13 1055 Illinois Valley Milk Bottle 6 1221 Indian Head Cent 10 1387 Indiana Harbor Belt Railroad Time Table No. 37 4 1185 International Exhibition Stereoview Card 5 1399 International View Co. Miscellaneous Stereoview Cards 7 1084 Jack O' Lantern Clock 6 1137 James Oliver Watch Fob 5 1323 Japanese Pince-Nez Eyeglasses 5 1186 Jerusalem Through the Stereoscope Stereoview Card Set 11 1383 John G. Breuning Glass Advertising Slide 15 1011 Joseph Kobbemann Plate 6 1313 KBB Lapel Pin 3 1299 Kelly & Cawley's Cloth Napkin 4 1392 Keystone 1921 World War Stereoview Card Set 4 1393 Keystone Tour of the World Stereoview Cards 5 1396 Kilburn Columbian Exposition Stereoview Cards 3 Peru Public Library 3 of 9 Updated 1/26/2021 Artifacts in the Local History Collection Accession # Name Box # 1237 La Salle County Historical Society Sew-On Patch 7 1077 La Salle Dura Alarm Clock 6 1316 La Salle Import Motors Keyring 16 1261 La Salle National Bank Vault Coin Bank 12 1262 La Salle Sate Bank Barrel Coin Bank 6 1232 La Salle-Peru City Lines Inc. Transportation Tokens 3 1315 La Salle-Peru High School Class of 1928 Tie Tack 6 1162 La Salle-Peru High School Homecoming Button Pin 15 1312 La Salle-Peru Orchestra Lapel Pin 3 1236 La Salle-Peru Sew-On Patch 1013 La Salle-Peru Township High School 75th Anniversary Plate 15 1031 La Salle-Peru Township High School 75th Anniversary Plate 15 1032 La Salle-Peru Township High School 75th Anniversary Plate 11 1115 La Salle-Peru Township High School Diploma 6 1134 La Salle-Peru Township High School Necklace 3 1035 Lace Collar 1 1040 Ladies' Kid Dress Boots 8 1087 Lance Waterproof Wristwatch 8 1090 Lance Wristwatch 6 1359 Leather Suit Wallet 1303 Leather Sword Scabbard 1354 Lewis Carroll Sculpture 6 1272 Lyre Hatpin 6 1373 Lyre Pin 4 1361 Magnifying Glasses 16 1105 Mancala Game Board 10 1356 Margart Mitchell First Day Cover Envelopes 5 1324 Marshwood Eyeglasses 1337 Masonic Directory 6 1203 Masonic Emblem Charm 1336 Maud Powell Recital Programme and Picture 6 1143 Mayor Baker's Key to the City 13 1057 Medicine Dose Glasses 6 1215 Mercury Head Dime 4 1376 Methodist Church Glass Photo Negative 6 1286 Metropolotan Clothing Button 6 1168 Mighty Cavaliers Button Pin 4 1378 Mile Long Bridge Glass Photo Negative 13 1285 Milk Bottle Cap Pour Spout 6 1140 Miner's Tag 16 1243 Miniature Cheerleading Megaphone 12 1284 Miniature Coca-Cola Bottle Cigarette Lighter 6 1283 Miniature Coca-Cola Sewing Tin 14 1156 Modern Woodmen of America Member Ribbon Badge 6 1308 Mother of Pearl Clothing Button 6 1288 Motorman Clothing Button 6 Peru Public Library 4 of 9 Updated 1/26/2021 Artifacts in the Local History Collection Accession # Name Box # 1289 Motorman Clothing Button 6 1275 Mourning Brooch 14 1295 Mr. Peanut Nut Serving Spoon 6 1306 Mrs. J. G. McDonald's Color Cup Candy Box 14 1257 National Union of the United Brewery Workmen Ribbon Badge 3 1267 Native American Beaded Trifold Needle Case 3 1266 Native American Double Flap Beaded Bag 12 1116 Neustadts 1944 Thermometer and Calendar 1339 Nickeloid Sample and Description 6 1357 Nomads of Avrudaka Lapel Pin 16 1027 Office Clipboard 12 1228 Orsinger's Bakery 10¢ Token 6 1229 Orsinger's Bakery 5¢ Token 3 1265 Oscar C. Blum Main Street Grocer Beanie Hat 6 1270 Outdoor Scene Enamel Lapel Pin 6 1311 Pair of Igloo Drive In Button Pin 12 1131 Palmatier Letter Opener 14 1120 Party Box Rubber Stamp 4 1123 Pastry Pounder Booksale3 1274 People's Hospital Cornerstone Stickpin Display 1352 Peregrine Falcon Statue with Raptor Hood 13 1180 Perfecscope Stereoscope 5 1240 Peru 100th Anniversary Flag Banner 6 1124 Peru 100th Anniversary Ornament 15 1034 Peru 125th Anniversary Plate 15 1102 Peru 125th Anniversary Plate 6 1161 Peru 150th Anniversary Button Pin 6 1163 Peru 150th Anniversary Button Pin 6 1164 Peru 150th Anniversary Button Pin 10 1002 Peru 150th Anniversary Clock 6 1225 Peru 150th Anniversary Metal Token 6 1132 Peru 150th Anniversary Wooden Nickle 6 1224 Peru 150th Anniversary Wooden Nickle 10 1269 Peru 150th Birthday Slogan Cancellation Die/Roller 14 1047 Peru Beer Company Bottle 13 1363 Peru Beer Company Bottle 13 1053 Peru Beer Company Large Bottle 12 1136 Peru Beer Company Watch Fob 6 1310 Peru Booster Club Button Pin 13 1050 Peru Bottling Works Bottle 13 1054 Peru Bottling Works Bottle 6 1133 Peru Dairy Milk Caps 12 1117 Peru Federal Savings and Loan House Coin
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