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Search Terms Contains text "FLAX" or Search Terms Contains text "LINEN" or Description Contains text 03/16/2017 Matches 476 Catalog / Objectid / Objname Title/Description Date Status Home Location O 0063.001.0009.005 1910-01-25 OK MCHS Building Thread Crochet thread, one roll in box. "Barbour's F.D. A. Linen Crochet Thread - - Number 30 - - 80 yards per ball". Pat. January 25, 1910. O 0063.001.0020.001.01 OK MCHS Building Hoop, Skirt Multi-ring dress hoop held together by vertical strips of linen straps. Used in dressmaking. Rounded shape. Item 1 of 2 O 0063.001.0020.001.02 OK MCHS Building Hoop, Skirt Multi-ring half skirt dress hoop held together by vertical strips of linen straps. Used in dressmaking. Item 2 of 2 O 0063.001.0035.003.02 c. 1915 OK MCHS Building Sewing Directions for ' Venetian Lace Crocheted Bag'. Reads: "The Best Imported Crochet Cotton Made Use F. S. C Crochet Cotton in WHITE or LINEN COLOR In numbers 3-5-15-20-30 According to Size of Bag Wanted" Item 2 of 12 Page 1 Catalog / Objectid / Objname Title/Description Date Status Home Location O 0074.001.0035.001 OK MCHS Building Bottle, Medicine "Norwich -- Syrup of FLAXSEED, LICORICE, WILD CHERRY and MENTHOL COMPOUND -- CREOSOTED" Bottle - clear glass. Black Top. White label. Used for cough relief Was property of Harry Cronise. O 0074.001.0035.002 OK MCHS Building Box "Norwich -- Syrup of FLAXSEED, LICORICE, WILD CHERRY and MENTHOL COMPOUND -- CREOSOTED" Box - Orange and white. Brown lettering. Used for cough relief Was property of Harry Cronise. O 0076.001.0001 1926-1928 OK MCHS Building Napkin Linen table napkins. White with orange stripes on two sides Orange and blue stripes down middle. Doner says " Linens from Mill on Madison Street" Item 1 of 4 O 0076.001.0002 1926-1928 OK MCHS Building Napkin Linen table napkins. White with orange stripes on two sides Orange and blue stripes down middle. Doner says " Linens from Mill on Madison Street" Item 2 of 4 Page 2 Catalog / Objectid / Objname Title/Description Date Status Home Location O 0076.001.0003 1926-1928 OK MCHS Building Napkin Linen table napkins. White with orange stripes on two sides Orange and blue stripes down middle. Doner says " Linens from Mill on Madison Street" Item 3 of 4 O 0076.001.0004 1926-1928 OK MCHS Building Napkin Linen table napkins. White with orange stripes on two sides Orange and blue stripes down middle. Doner says " Linens from Mill on Madison Street" Item 4 of 4 O 0076.060.0007 OK MCHS Building Collar Linen collar with "pulled" lace edge. White or ivory color. O 0076.060.0008 OK MCHS Building Cuff Linen cuff. Trimmed in crocheted lace. O 0078.012.0003 1898c OK MCHS Building Linen Linen material. Sufficient for 12 napkins. Woven on a Jaquard Loom. Pattern of 5 circles on one side, six on the other. Two bell shaped flowers and two leaves per circle, alternate rows of blossoms and leaves in center. Page 3 Catalog / Objectid / Objname Title/Description Date Status Home Location Lables: "Irish Manufacture" in pencil: No 30/561 22/22 222 1/2 x 258" ( or 21 1/2" per napkin) Bought from Lipman's Store in Portland, as manufactured from Oregon Flax, Dr. Pearce learned about material from Mr. J. J. Murphy at a dinner party with Mrs. William and Mrs. Lord. O 0081.007.0063.003 1968 OK MCHS Building Calendar 1968 calendar compliments of Pioneer Trust Company with historical pictures of Salem, OR O 0083.043.0016 1927-10 MCHS Building Documents Box of Daue Family and Business letters and bills. Significant items: - Oregon Linen Mills Inc., October 1927, on bond sales and critical financial state of company. - Cherrian correspondence, 1923 (2) - "Neskowin Park" advertising, 1918 - Letter of thanks from Governor of Oregon to Elmer Daue for his work on census of 1917. - Letter announcing candidacy of Elmer Daue for Alderman. - Letter of appointment of Elmer daue as First Clerk of the 2nd Set of Election Board in Salem #17, 1924. - Thank you letter from Brig. Gen Thomas Rilea to Elmer Daue for offer of fish trap net for camouflage, February 10, 1942. - Letter from the Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company to Mr. H.P. Minto, dated February 16, 1904. Item 1 of 9 O 0084.045.0001b 1876 OK MCHS Building Fan, Brise Ivory, with white silk. 10 - 3/4" end leaves, 14 - 4 1/2" short leaves, attached to white silk. 1 end leaf broken and repaired. Silk at that end shot. Page 4 Catalog / Objectid / Objname Title/Description Date Status Home Location With card "from Daddy to Mother, 1876". Wrapped in white linen. Item 1(2) of 29 P 0084.053.0094 SALEM LINEN 1981 MCHS Building Print, Photographic Close up shot of a piece of woven linen fabric bearing a sewn on printed tag reading: "Salem Linen -- Loomed by Ruth." 84.53.94 O 0088.025.0001 1896 OK MCHS Building Sheet, Flat White cotton sheet for bed. In one corner is written "W. A. Newson" 1896 To cover bed "W. A. Newson -- 1896" written at one corner. Records say, "Came from Mrs. Ella King." Came from Mrs. Ella Klang. It was in her linens when her house and belonging were sold. Her second husband Wm. Klang was a house wrecker here in Salem. Think it came from some house he wrecked. O 0091.026.0003.001 1930c OK MCHS Building Spool, Sewing Spool with partial label reading "Linen Thread". Spool, empty. 3 cord, 4 ounces. Page 5 Catalog / Objectid / Objname Title/Description Date Status Home Location O 0999.019a 1940c OK MCHS Building Shoe, Pump Women's Left high heeled shoe. Black linen or silk cover. Cutout toes. Cloth "bows" on toe of shoe. Note says: "Meir (sic) and Franks" 1945 World War 2" O 0999.019b 1940c OK MCHS Building Shoe, Pump Women's Right high heeled shoe. Black linen or silk cover. Cutout toes. Cloth "bows" on toe of shoe. Note says: "Meir (sic) and Franks" 1945 World War 2" O 0999.021 OK MCHS Building Collar White linen embroidered collar. Cutwork and white embroidery decoration. Flowers in design. O 0999.108 1940c-1950c OK MCHS Building Cloche Woman's hat. Bright pink linen hat. White and pink artificial flowers across front O 0999.120 OK MCHS Building Runner, Table Table runner, Ivory linen with cut work and crochet "lace". Three star designs of linen. Page 6 Catalog / Objectid / Objname Title/Description Date Status Home Location O 0999.121 OK MCHS Building Tablecloth White linen table (or possibly buffet) cover. Cutwood and crochet on 3 sides. Straight. Hemmed edge on 4th side. Edging. O 0999.122 1920c-1930c OK MCHS Building Runner, Table Ivory linen table cover. Ivory embroidered edges. Scalloped edges. Round O 0999.137 OK MCHS Building Cover, Pillow Linen throw pillow cover, embroidered with pink and red rose design and green stems and leaves. Fringe is on two of the ends. O 0999.151 OK MCHS Building Doily White Linen doily. Crocheted edge. O 0999.153 OK MCHS Building Doily Ivory linen doily with embroidered blue flowers with green leaves and stems. Scalloped edge with embroidered edging. Page 7 Catalog / Objectid / Objname Title/Description Date Status Home Location O 0999.154 OK MCHS Building Valance Ivory crocheted valence with linen band at top with 4 button or hook holes O 0999.156 OK MCHS Building Tablecloth Linen cover for table or buffet. Has crocheted lace on 3 sides, hemmed but no lace on the fourth. O 0999.157 OK MCHS Building Tablecloth Ivory Linen cover for table or buffet. Elaborate cutwork and crocheted edging O 0999.218 OK MCHS Building Doily Ivory linen doily with red strawberries and gold leaves embroidered in center area O 0999.248 OK MCHS Building Runner, Table Linen (wheat) and lace table runner with floral design and scalloped edges Page 8 Catalog / Objectid / Objname Title/Description Date Status Home Location O 0999.558 OK MCHS Building Album, Record Phonograph Record album. Bound album contains 12 pages for housing 73 RPM records. Inside front cover has a "title/ artist" sheet (blank). Album has brownish paper covered boards with blak linen reinforcement around spine. Twelve records are included. Artists include Glen Miller, Frank Sinatra, Harry James, Fred Waring, Paradise Foland Trio, Sarah Vaughan, Charlie Spivak, Artie Shaw, Fritz, Kris Car, Judy Garland, and Poncho. O 0999.686 OK MCHS Building Millinery Millinery. Sixteen (16) various items used in hat making. Possibly came from Louis Miller, School of Millinery. Includes: - Netting pieces, black (2) for veil or decortication - Netting pieces, brown (2) for veil or decortication - Felt forms, (4) - Roll of linen banding - Netting, starched for stiffening hat form - Bands, metal (2) - Bands, plastic (2) - Wires, Metal (2) - Louie Miller Mailing envelope Some items may be from Renska Swart store. New, unused items. O 1984.069.0010a OK Mill Building Jacket One jacket to a two piece summer suit. Short sleeves, raglan style , pink linen. The jacket comes just below the waist. Buttons in front have been removed. Back neckline has a bow that is pinned on. Unlined and home made. O 1984.069.0010b OK Mill Building Skirt One suit, two piece. Pink linen skirt, (short) . Back 7" pleat and side metal zipper. Hook and Eye closing and pink lawn lining. Page 9 Catalog / Objectid / Objname Title/Description Date Status Home Location O 1984.069.0016 Missing Could Not Locate Dress One baby dress. Linen. White. O 1984.069.0021 Missing Could Not Locate Scarf One Handkerchief.
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