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Artifact Full Report

Artifact Catalogue Number: 1966.0215.001 with 2 part(s)

Article: Lantern

Type: FIXED LAMP OR BEACON/LIQUID FUEL

Model:

Serial Number:

Manufacturer: Unknown Acronym: Unknown

Manufacture Address: Unknown

When Manufactured: -

Distributor:

Previous CSTMC Numbers: MV2129

Other Numbers: NMST 6A

Images: Colour negative

Conservation Notes: Operable: No Restored: No Assessment: No

Supplementary Information: No

General Notes: NO. BREAKDOWN: .1 LANTERN CASE; .2 INTERNAL LAMP ASSEMBLY/ FORMERLY MV2129;

IDENTIFIED AS MARINE LANTERN & ACCEPTED INTO COLLECTION BY G. WILSON. ORIGINAL

SOURCE, TERMS, ETC. UNKNOWN/ LANTERN MAY BE ASSEMBLED OR HOMEMADE/ TAGGED

"NMST/ 6A".

Dimensions: cm

cm

cm

062.0

040.0

105.0

Length

Width

Height

Accession Lot: XA0717 Date Acquired: 0000/00/00 File Article:

Ms. Heather P. BajdikCataloguer:

CSTMC Collection:

CSTMC Number Range:

Collector:

Terms: Undetermined Acquisition Value: Canadian Funds: Lot:

Source Address: Amos Québec Canada

UnknownSource:

Artifact Lexicon

Sub-categoryCommunications

Category

Marine Transportation

Group

Function: LIGHT SOURCE BELIEVED USED AS A MARKER OR BEACON.

References: 1. HOBSON, ANTHONY. "LANTERNS THAT LIT OUR WORLD" BOOK TWO" SPENCERTOWN, NY:

GOLDEN HILL PRESS, INC., 1997.

Patents:

Period of Use:

Area of Use:

Significance to Canada:

Significance to Technology: EXAMPLE OF LARGE MARINE LANTERN. SIMILAR LOOKING LANTERNS WERE USED

ON RAILWAY AND TROLLEY CARS.

Missing Parts: APPEARS COMPLETE.

Materials General: METAL (INCLUDING GALVANIZED SHEET METAL, ANGLE IRON, COPPER & BRASS); GLASS

LAMP CHIMNEY AND COVER. WOVEN FABRIC WICK.

general Materials CHIN:

iron

copper

metal

metal

glass

fibre

specific

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Finish Details: GALVANIZED SHEET METAL HAS NATURAL FINISH; SUSPENSION BRACKET AND ANGLE IRON

MOUNTING BRACKETS ON BACK PAINTED BLACK; COPPER FRAME SURROUNDS CASE FRONT.

Decoration Details:

Markings: "1841" incised in bracket supporting suspension bracket. "2" handwritten in pencil on lantern casing top and door.

Several pencil lines also visible on various areas of case.

Current Location

22-May-20032475-MAIN-E-S-20-A--

Movement NotesDate Moved

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Article: Lantern

Type: FIXED LAMP OR BEACON/LIQUID FUEL

Model:

Serial Number:




Distributor:

Previous CSTMC Numbers: MV2127

Other Numbers: NMST 96



Supplementary Information: Yes

General Notes: NO. BREAKDOWN: .1 LANTERN CASE; .2 INTERNAL LAMP ASSEMBLY/ FORMERLY MV2127:

IDENTIFIED AS MARINE LANTERN AND ACCEPTED INTO COLLECTION BY G. WILSON. ORIGINAL

SOURCE, TERMS, ETC. ARE UNKNOWN/ LANTERN MAY BE ASSEMBLED OR HOMEMADE/

TAGGED "NMST/ 96"/

Dimensions: cm

cm

cm

038.0

022.5

068.0

Length

Width

Height



CSTMC Collection:

CSTMC Number Range:

Collector:



UnknownSource:

Artifact Lexicon


Category


Group

Function: LIGHT SOURCE BELIEVED USED AS A MARKER OR BEACON.

References: 1. HOBSON, ANTHONY. "LANTERNS THAT LIT OUR WORLD: BOOK TWO" SPENCERTOWN, NY:

GOLDEN HILL PRESS, INC., 1997.

2. MUSEUM DOCUMENTATION & TAG IN SUPP. INFO.

Patents:

Period of Use:

Area of Use:


Significance to Technology: EXAMPLE OF LARGE MARINE LANTERN. SIMILAR LOOKING LANTERNS WERE USED

ON RAILWAY AND TROLLEY CARS.

Missing Parts: MISSING PARABOLIC REFLECTOR & LAMP CHIMNEY.

Materials General: METAL (INCLUDING GALVANIZED SHEET METAL, COPPER & BRASS); WOVEN FABRIC WICK..1

LANTERN CASE HAS GLASS WINDOW & WOOD BASE.

general Materials CHIN: specific

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copper

brass

metal

metal

glass

wood

fibre

Finish Details: GALVANIZED SHEET METAL HAS NATURAL FINISH; CLEAR GLASS WINDOW.

Decoration Details:

Markings: "96 X [illegible]" stencilled in black on inside of door. Pencil markings (lines, possibly for alignment of parts during

construction) visible on inside & outside of lantern case..

Current Location

22-May-20032475-MAIN-E-S-20-A--


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Article: Lantern

Type: MARINE/FRESNEL LENS

Model:

Serial Number: 10612

Manufacturer: Barbier, Bernard & Turenne Acronym: Barbier

Manufacture Address: 82, rue Curial Paris France

When Manufactured: 1912 -

Distributor:

Previous CSTMC Numbers: T00350

Other Numbers: T00350


Conservation Notes: Operable: No Restored: No Assessment: Yes


General Notes: NO. BREAKDOWN: .1 LANTERN, .2 HINGED FILTER FRAME/ LANTERN FOUND IN 2421-A

STORAGE FACILITY; ACCEPTED INTO ARTIFACT COLLECTION BY G.S. WILSON 2000.01.05/

Dimensions: cm

cm

cm

034.0

034.0

078.0

Length

Width

Height



CSTMC Collection:

CSTMC Number Range:

Collector:



UnknownSource:

Artifact Lexicon


Category


Group

Function: ARTIFICIAL LIGHT SOURCE USED TO PROVIDE ILLUMINATION, AND TO INDICATE MOVEMENT OF

MARINE VESSELS ON THE WATER.

References: 1. CSTM CONSERVATION EXAMINATION & TREATMENT REPORT- IN SUPP. INFO. FILE.

2. MUSEUM DOCUMENTATION IN SUPP. INFO. FILE

Patents:

Period of Use: THIS TYPE OF LANTERN USED C. 1912+

Area of Use:

THIS TYPE OF LANTERN PRESUMABLY USED IN FRANCE, EUROPE & POSSIBLY ELSEWHERE.

France


Significance to Technology: EXAMPLE OF MARINE OR SHIP'S LANTERN HAVING HEAVY MOULDED

RIBBED-GLASS FRESNEL LENS. FITTED WITH HINGED FRAME FOR LENS FILTERS

OR POSSIBLY SHUTTERS. (.2) FRESNEL LENS INVENTED IN FRANCE IN 1822 BY

AUGUSTIN FRESNEL. IT WAS MORE EFFICIENT AT COLLECTING & DISTRIBUTING

LIGHT RAYS AND PRODUCED A BEAM FIVE TIMES MORE POWERFUL THAN THE

REFLECTOR SYSTEM USED PREVIOUSLY.

Missing Parts: INTERNAL LAMP WORKS (IE. FUEL TANK, BURNER, WICK, ETC.) MISSING. SEVERAL SMALL

ADJUSTMENT KNOBS MISSING.

Materials General: COPPER, BRASS, TIN, AND OTHER METALS;GLASS LENS.


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copper

brass

tin

metal

metal

metal

glass

Finish Details: BRIGHT (LACQUERED) COPPER EXTERIOR; DULL SILVER METAL INTERIOR.

Decoration Details:

Markings: Plate fixed to upper front edge of casing "1912/ BARBIER, BENARD & TURENNE INGENRS CONSTRS/ 10612/

USINES A PARIS (82. RUE CURIAL) ET A BLANC-MISSERON (NORD)". Various components bear incised part

numbers. "BARBIER, BENARD & TURENNE/ PARIS" stamped into both sides of frames arranged in front of

lens..

Current Location

13-May-20032475-MAIN-E-S-18-A--


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Article: Runabout

Type: open/1 seat/4 wheel

Model:

Serial Number:

Manufacturer: Biron, P. Acronym: Biron

Manufacture Address: Sherbrooke Québec Canada


Distributor:

Previous CSTMC Numbers:

Other Numbers: A-1504

Images: Black & white negative

Conservation Notes: Operable: Yes Restored: No Assessment: Yes


General Notes: RUNABOUT OR DRIVING WAGON WITH CUT UNDER BODY, 1 SEAT, OPEN BOOT/ OWNER

DRIVEN

PRIVATE VEHICLE FOR 2 PERSONS/ STEERING: HALF CIRCLE FIFTH WHEEL/ SUSPENSION: 2

DOUBLE ELLIPTIC SPRINGS EACH AT FRONT & REAR/ HITCHING: SHAFTS TO QUICK

DISCONNECT COUPLINGS/ TRACK: 56 IN (142 CM)/ WHEEL BASE: 64 IN (162.5 CM)/ NMM

ACQUIRED FROM SARAH JANE ANTIQUES, RICHMOND, PQ (FLETCHER ESTATE)/ VEHICLE IS

COVERED IN PLASTIC - DESCRIPTIVE DETAILS MAY BE INACCURATE.

Dimensions: cm

cm

cm

273.0

164.0

162.0

Length

Width

Height

Accession Lot: XA0971 Date Acquired: 1967/09/28 File Article: 6420-39

Ms. Judith C. PattersonCataloguer:

CSTMC Collection: CMC

CSTMC Number Range:

Collector: Baird Dr. DavidM.

Terms: Transfer Acquisition Value: Canadian Funds: Lot:

Source Address: Ottawa Ontario Canada

NMM HISTORY DIVISIONSource:

Artifact Lexicon

Wheeled vehicles

Sub-categoryAnimal powered

Category

Non-motorized Ground Transportation

Group

Function: THE RUNABOUT WAS A POPULAR, OPEN, OWNER DRIVEN VEHICLE WITH A SINGLE SEAT FOR 2

PASSENGERS, & USUALLY A BOX-LIKE BODY WITH STORAGE SPACE FOR PARCELS (2).

References: BERKEBILE, D.H. 'AMERICAN CARRIAGES, SLEIGHS, SULKIES, & CARTS', DOVER PUBLICATIONS,

1977, #53-54

WHEELING, K.E. 'HORSE-DRAWN VEHICLES AT THE SHELBURNE MUSEUM', SHELBURNUE MUSEUM

INC., 1974, P. 22

MUSEUM DOCUMENTATION IN SI.

Wheeling, Ken; Canadian Sleigh Makers: P. Biron & Sons; in the Carriage Journal, Vol. 49, Jan. 2011 (copy in

SI).

Tessier, André; Sleighs! Carrioles! Venez chez Pamphile Biron; from L'Histoire d'une Grande Région, n.d.

(copy in SI)

Patents:

Period of Use:

Area of Use:


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Significance to Technology: THE RUNABOUT IS VIRTUALLY IDENTICAL TO THE BUGGY EXCEPT THAT THE

FORMER NEVER HAS A TOP. THE RUNABOUT WAS THE MOST POPULAR &

NUMEROUS VEHICLE IN AMERICA, COMBINING SYMMETRY, BALANCE &

PROPORTION WITH SERVICE & DURABILITY, & WAS AVAILABLE IN ARANGE OF

PRICES (2).

Missing Parts: SHAFTS

Materials General: WOOD BODY, WHEELS, SEAT, PARTS/ METAL TIRES, UNDERCARRIAGE, SPRINGS, PARTS/

LEATHER SEAT COVERINGS & DASH/ RUBBER FLOOR MATS & TIRES


rubber

leather

wood

metal

resin

skin

specific

Finish Details: BROWN STAINED CLEAR COATED WOOD/ BLACK DASH & MATS/ BROWNSEAT COVERINGS

Decoration Details: RED STRIPING ON UNDERCARRIAGE/ RAISED HORIZONTAL & VERTICAL TRIM ON BODY

Markings: PLATE ON BACK READING 'P. BIRON/ MAKER/ SHERBROOKE QUE'.

Current Location

15-Mar-20052380-MAIN-01--A-FL--


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Article: Bicycle

Type: safety/chain drive/diamond frame/mens

Model: Crescent 10

Serial Number:

Manufacturer: Western Wheel Works Acronym: Western Wheel

Manufacture Address: Chicago Illinois United States of America


Distributor:


Other Numbers:

Images: Digital image



General Notes: TIRES NEED SHELLACKING TO RIMS/ CRESCENT LIGHT WEIGHT OVERHAULED WIDE SEAT

Dimensions: cm

cm

cm

181.0

044.2

098.0

Length

Width

Height


Cataloguer:

CSTMC Collection:

CSTMC Number Range:




UnknownSource:

Artifact Lexicon

Cycles

Sub-categoryCycles & cycling

Category


Group

Function:

References: MUSEUM DOCUMENTATION IN SUPP. INFO.

Patents:

Period of Use:

Area of Use:


Significance to Technology:

Missing Parts: COMPLETE

Materials General: METAL FRAME/ WOODEN RIMS/ RUBBER TIRES/ SPOKES UNKNOWN


rubber

metal

wood

resin

specific

Finish Details:

Decoration Details: MANUFACTURER'S LABEL ON HEAD TUBE

Markings:

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Current Location

returned from Bicycle Exhibit 2009/ pt lcn: 75 TC F

A 04 (18/Jun/2010)

13-Apr-20092495-CONS------


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Article: Sleigh, hearse

Type: CLOSED/1 SEAT/BOB SLEIGH RUNNER

Model:

Serial Number:




Distributor:


Other Numbers: A-1447




General Notes: NO. BREAKDOWN: .1 HEARSE SLEIGH; .2 TONGUE/ COMMERCIAL VEHICLE WITH DRIVER'S

SEAT & ENCLOSED REAR COMPARTMENT TO HOLD COFFIN/ TRACK: 36 IN (91.5 CM)/ RUNNER

LENGTH: 50 IN (127 CM)/ STEERING: FRONT BOB ON KING BOLT/ HITCHING: SHAFTS TO

COUPLING/ VEHICLE IS COVERED IN PLASTIC - DESCRIPTIVE DETAILS MAY BE INACCURATE.

Dimensions: cm

cm

cm

330.0

120.0

220.0

Length

Width

Height



CSTMC Collection: CMC

CSTMC Number Range:




NMM HISTORY DIVISIONSource:

Artifact Lexicon

Runner vehicles

Sub-categoryAnimal powered

Category


Group

Function: A VEHICLE USED IN WINTER FUNERALS TO TRANSPORT A DEAD PERSON.

References: Museum Documents in Supp. Info.

Patents:

Period of Use:

Area of Use:



Missing Parts: numerous decorative elements.

Materials General: WOOD BODY, RUNNERS, SEAT, PARTS/ METAL SOLES, BRACING, RAIL, PARTS/ COATED

FABRIC DRIVER'S FOOT REST COVER/ FABRIC INTERIOR CURTAINS, & FLOOR COVERING?/

LEATHER STRAPS/ GLASS WINDOWS IN SIDES & BACK DOORS


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wood

metal

fibre

skin

glass

Finish Details: BODY & UNDERCARRIAGE PAINTED BLACK/ MULTICOLOURED DRIVER'S FLOOR COVERING/

BLACK OR DARK BLUE CURTAINS WITH GOLD FRINGE/ BEIGE? INTERIOR FLOOR COVERING/

GOLD PAINTED INTERIOR RAILS BEHIND SIDE WINDOWS/ BLACKPAINTED DRIVER'S SEAT RAIL

Decoration Details: ORNAMENTAL DOME ON TOP WITH GOLD LINED BLACK DECORATIVE TRIM, & BLACK

ORNATE WOOD CROSS (DETACHED)/ GOLD STRIPING AROUND WINDOWS/ CARVED TRIM &

ORNAMENTATION ON BODY, OFTEN WITH GOLD STRIPING

Markings:

Current Location

30-Sep-19972380-MAIN-17--A-FL--


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Article: Airplane model

Type: DISPLAY/1:24 SCALE

Model: AVRO CANADA C-102 JETLINER

Serial Number:

Manufacturer: SPACE MODELS LTD. Acronym: SPACE

Manufacture Address: Isleworth England

When Manufactured: before 1967 -

Distributor:


Other Numbers:


Conservation Notes: Operable: Yes Restored: No Assessment: No


General Notes: NO. BREAKDOWN: .1 MODEL; .2-.3 DETACHABLE WINGS. DIM: GIVEN ARE WITH WINGS

ATTACHED.

ACTUAL AIRCRAFT: USED FOR CIVIL TRANSPORT HOLDING UP TO 50 PASSENGERS; BUILT BY

A.V. ROE CANADA LTD., IN CANADA, 1946, WITH 4 ROLLS-ROYCE DERWENT 5, 3,600 LBS

THRUST, THEN CHANGED TO 2 DERWENT 8 & 2 DERWENT 9 ENGINES/ AIRCRAFT CALL NO:

CF-EJD-X

Dimensions: cm

cm

cm

126.0

109.0

034.0

Length

Width

Height


Mr. Marc G. DucharmeCataloguer:

CSTMC Collection:

CSTMC Number Range:

Collector: Molson Mr. KenM.



National Aeronautical CollectionSource:

Artifact Lexicon

Sub-categoryModels

Category

Aviation

Group

Function: REPRESENTATION OF AN EXISTING AIRPLANE ON A SMALLER SCALE

References: 1) 'ALL THE WORLDS AIRCRAFT 1950/51'

Patents:

Period of Use:

Area of Use:

Significance to Canada: THE FIRST JET-DRIVEN CIVIL AIRCRAFT TO FLY ON THIS CONTINENT

Significance to Technology: SECOND JET-DRIVEN CIVIL AIRCRAFT FLOWN IN THE WORLD

Missing Parts: NONE

Materials General: PLASTIC & METAL MODEL


plasticsynthetic

metal

specific

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Finish Details: SILVER BODY; YELLOW TAIL & TRIM

Decoration Details:

Markings: AVRO CANADA LOGO ON TAIL/ 'CF-EJD-X'; 'AVRO'; 'CF-EJD-X' (UNDERSIDE OF WINGS); 'AVRO CANADA

JETLINER' (NOSE)

Current Location

06-Mar-2003NAM-211-01--F-07--


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Model: SIKORSKY S-38C

Serial Number:


Manufacture Address: England


Distributor:


Other Numbers:



Supplementary Information: Yes-av

General Notes: ACTUAL AIRCRAFT USED FOR CIVIL TRANSPORT HOLDING UP TO 8 PASSENGERS & A CREW

OF

2, BUILT BY SIKORSKY AIRCRAFT IN THE USA., 1928, WITH 2 PRATT & WHITNEY WASP

9-CYLINDER RADIAL, AIR-COOLED, 420 HP ENGINES/ CALL LETTERS: CF-ASO

Dimensions: cm

cm

cm

052.0

092.5

021.0

Length

Width

Height



CSTMC Collection:

CSTMC Number Range:





Artifact Lexicon

Sub-categoryModels

Category

Aviation

Group

Function: REPRESENTATION OF AN EXISTING AIRPLANE ON A SMALLER SCALE

References: 1) ANGELUCCI, E. & P. MATRICARDI, WORLD AIRCRAFT 1918-1935., SAMPSON LOW, BERKSHIRE

ENG. 1977 PG. 233

2) Museum Documents in Supp. Info.

Patents:

Period of Use:

Area of Use:



Missing Parts:

From CA of 06/20/2003 by Corey Stephen: No - Complete

Materials General: METAL; FIBRE


metal

fibre

specific

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Finish Details: FUSELAGE BLUE WITH WHITE PRINT, WINGS SILVER WITH AN ORANGE STRIPE ACROSS TOP &

BLACK PRINT

Decoration Details: ON FUSELAGE LOGO, ROUND-ORANGE EDGE WITH BLACK PRINT, CENTER SKY BLUE WITH

A GOOSE FLYING ACROSS/ TAIL AN 'S' WITH A PLANE FLYING ACROSS

Markings: FUSELAGE FRONT: 'CANADIAN AIRWAYS/ LIMITED', BACK: 'CF-ASO'/ TAIL: 'S/ SIKORSKI'

Current Location

10-Jun-2011AV 194-105-16--D-01--


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Type: WIND TUNNEL/1:16 SCALE

Model: CANADIAN VICKERS VANESSA

Serial Number:

Manufacturer: National Research Council Acronym: NRC

Manufacture Address: 435 Ellice Ave Winnipeg Manitoba Canada


Distributor:


Other Numbers:




General Notes: STARBOARD SKI HAS BECOME UNATTACHED/ ACTUAL AIRCRAFT WAS TO BE USED BY RCAF

FOR

GEN. COMMUNICATION & TRANSPORT DUTIES HOLDING UP TO 4 PASSENGERS & A CREW OF

1,

BUILT BY CANADIAN VICKERS LTD., 1927, WITH A SINGLE WRIGHT WHIRLWIND J-5C, 220

HP ENGINE/ DONATED AUG. 31/88 BY MARGARET L. PARKIN IN NAME OF HER FATHER DR.

JOHN HAMILTON PARKIN (COPY OF LETTER IN SUPP.INFO. 670855)

Dimensions: cm

cm

cm

053.5

066.1

000.0

Length

Width

Height



CSTMC Collection:

CSTMC Number Range:


Terms: Donation Acquisition Value: Canadian Funds: Lot:


Dr. J.H. PARKINSource:

Artifact Lexicon

Sub-categoryModels

Research

Category

Aviation

Aviation

Group

Function: USED DURING TESTING FOR STRUCTURE STABILITY

References: 1) MOLSON, K.M. & H.A. TAYLOR, 'CANADIAN AIRCRAFT SINCE 1909', PUTNAM & CO. LTD., LONDON,

ENG. 1982, PG. 185-188

Conservation Report in Supp. Info.

Patents:

Period of Use:

Area of Use:



Missing Parts:

Materials General: WOOD, MAHOGANY; METAL, BRASS & ALUMINUM


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mahogany

brass

aluminum

wood

metal

metal

Finish Details: WOOD STAINED LIGHTLY/ STRUTS BRASS/ TAILPLANES & ENGINE CYLINDER UNFINISHED

ALUMINUM

Decoration Details: NONE

Markings: NONE

Current Location

20-Jul-2001NAM-211-19--B-07--


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Article: Wind tunnel model

Type: OPEN LOOP

Model:

Serial Number:

Manufacturer: Acronym:

Manufacture Address:


Distributor:


Other Numbers:




General Notes: THIS MODEL HAD BEEN ON LOAN SINCE C.1955, FIRST TO THE NATIONAL AERONAUTICAL

COLLECTION, THEN TO NAM. ON AUG.31,1988 MARGARET L. PARKIN DONATED IT IN THE

NAME OF HER LATE FATHER DR. JOHN HAMILTON PARKIN. (COPY OF LETTER IN SUPP.INF.)/

USED AT UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO WIND TUNNEL

Dimensions: cm

cm

cm

219.5

304.8

091.4

Length

Width

Height



CSTMC Collection:

CSTMC Number Range:




Dr. J.H. PARKINSource:

Artifact Lexicon

Sub-categoryModels

Research

Category

Aviation

Aviation

Group

Function:

References: Museum Documents, Additional Material in Supp. Info.

Patents:

Period of Use:

Area of Use:

USED AT UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO WIND TUNNEL



Missing Parts:

Materials General:


Finish Details:

Decoration Details:

Markings:

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Current Location

09-Sep-2008NAM-116-11--B-03--


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Article: Steering wheel & standard

Type:

Model: ATHABASCA/N

Serial Number:

Manufacturer: MACTAGGART, SCOTT & CO. LTD. Acronym: MACTAGGART

Manufacture Address: Edinburgh Scotland


Distributor:


Other Numbers:




General Notes: MODEL INFO TAKEN FROM CRATE/ WEIGHT: 800 LBS

Dimensions:

kg

000.0

000.0

000.0

362.88

Length

Width

Height

Weight


MR Rob FosterCataloguer:

CSTMC Collection:

CSTMC Number Range:



Source Address: Canada

CADC NDSource:

Artifact Lexicon

Sub-categoryVessel parts

Category


Group

Function: ENABLES VESSEL TO BE STEERED IN DESIRED DIRECTION

References:

Patents:

Period of Use:

Area of Use:



Missing Parts: BRASS TIPS FROM WHEEL

Materials General: OAK STEERING WHEEL WITH BRASS "HUB CAP" & INSET "RIM"/ BRASS NEEDLE, GAUGE,

CAPS, 4 GAUGE CASINGS/ METAL STANDARD


brass

oak

metal

wood

specific

Finish Details: ALL BRASS PIECES TARNISHED/ STANDARD PAINTED LIGHT GREEN/ PAINT WORN & CHIPPED/

FINISHED OAK WHEEL, ONE HANDLE HAS A BRASS TIP

Decoration Details:

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Markings: INCISED INTO WHEEL HUB CAP IS: 'MACTAGGART SCOTT & CO LTD EDINBURGH'/ PLATE ON

STANDARD UPPER LEFT, RAISED CAST, READS: 'MACTAGGART SCOTT & CO LTD/ ENGINEERS/

LOANHEAD/ EDINBURGH/ JOB NO'/ ON LOWER FACE OF 4 GAUGES IN BLACK IS: 'THE/ JAMES/

MORRISON BRASS/ MFG CO/ LIMITED/ TORONTO CANADA'/ HANDWRITTEN IN BLACK ON TOP IS: '800

LBS/ 2'/ HANDWRITTEN ON ORIGINAL CRATE WAS: 'ATHABASCA'

Current Location

07-Sep-19952475-MAIN-G-N-19-B--


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Article: Recorder-player, tape

Type: REEL-TO-REEL/3 MM STEEL TAPE

Model: BLATTNERPHONE

Serial Number:

Manufacturer: MARCONI'S WIRELESS TELEGRAPH CO. LTD. Acronym: MARCONI

Manufacture Address: London England

When Manufactured: circa 1933 -

Distributor:

Previous CSTMC Numbers: MV3174 (.4 COVER ONLY)

Other Numbers:




General Notes: NO. BREAKDOWN: .1 BLATTNERPHONE TAPE TRANSPORT MECHANISM & DRIVE MOTORS; .2

TAPE HEAD TURRET; .3 AMPLIFIER & POWER SUPPLY BAY; .4 COVER FOR .1; .5 STEEL POLE

PIECES FOR RECORDING HEADS; .6 CONTROL TABLE (FORMERLY 690728); .7 TAPE HEAD

TURRET (FORMERLY 700239.1 OR .2); .8 RECORDING HEADS ON BAR (FORMERLY 700287);

.9-.10 EMPTY TAPE REELS (FORMERLY 700239.3 PTS)/ SEE ALSO: 690733 MONITOR UNIT &

701513 FOR REELS OF RECORDED TAPES/ DIM: GIVEN ARE FOR .1/

Dimensions: cm

cm

cm

112.0

063.5

035.7

Length

Width

Height

Accession Lot: XA4576 Date Acquired: 1969/09/29 File Article: 6500


CSTMC Collection: CBC

CSTMC Number Range:

Collector: Decoste Mr. ErnieA.



CBCSource:

Artifact Lexicon

Recorders & players

Sub-categorySound

Category

Communications

Group

Function: MAGNETIC TAPE RECORDER USED TO RECORD IMPORTANT RADIO BROADCASTS FOR LATER

REBROADCAST. IT WAS USED TO RECORD SIGNIFICANT EVENTS SUCH AS ROYAL & POLITICAL

ADDRESSES, OPENING OF PARLIAMNENT, FUNERALS & WEDDINGS OF ROYALTY & POLITICIANS,

MAJOR SHIP LAUNCHINGS & OTHER SIGNIFICANT EVENTS.

References: 1) BLACK, A.J. "REMEMBER WHEN?...THE BLATTNERPHONE", IN "RADIO/TV (CBC MAGAZINE), 1959

2) LAFFERTY, W., "THE BLATTNERPHONE...", IN"CINEMA JOURNAL 22", NO. 4, SUMMER 1983, PP.

18-37

3) THESE & OTHER ARTICLES, PHOTOGRAPHS, INSTRUCTIONS, ETC. IN SUPP INFO & NMST

ARCHIVES (DECOSTE)

4) ARTIFACT DOCUMENTATION IN SUPP. INFO.

Patents: ORIGINAL INVENTOR STILLE SOLD BRITISH RIGHTS TO BLATTNER IN 1929, WHO IN TURN SOLD THEM

TO MARCONI (LONDON) IN 1933.

Period of Use: CIRCA 1933 INTO 1940S?

Area of Use:

PROBABLY OTTAWA, AT CBC RADIO STUDIO IN CHATEAU LAURIER.

CanadaOntario

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Significance to Canada: EXAMPLE OF TAPE RECORDER USED IN RADIO BROADCASTING IN CANADA IN 1930S, AT

THAT TIME ONLY EQUIPMENT OF ITS KIND IN NORTH AMERICA. IN 1933, FIRST

BLATTNERPHONE WAS INSTALLED IN CBC'S OTTAWA STATION; BY 1935, THREE

MACHINES WERE IN USE. THIS EXAMPLE IS PROBABLY ONE OF THOSE THREE. BBC IN

BRITAIN ALSO USED BLATTNERPHONES.

Significance to Technology: EXAMPLE OF EARLY USE OF RECORDING ON MAGNETIC TAPE IN RADIO INDUSTRY

IN 1930S. BLATTNERPHONE'S ORIGINS LIE IN MAGNETIC TAPE FILM RECORDING

EQUIPMENT DEVELOPED BY STILLE IN 1920S IN GERMANY. IN 1931 IN LONDON,

BLATTNER & BBC DEVELOPED FIRST VERSION OF BLATTNERPHONE FOR USE BY

BBC'S EMPIRE SERVICE. MARCONI PRODUCED LATER BLATTNERPHONES.

Missing Parts: APPEARS COMPLETE

Materials General: METAL CASINGS, STANDS, BASES, PARTS (INCLUDING BRASS, ALUMINUM, STEEL)/

SYNTHETIC PARTS/ RUBBER PARTS/ WOOD TABLE


brass

aluminum

steel

rubber

metal

metal

metal

synthetic

wood

resin

specific

Finish Details: BLACK ENAMEL PAINTED WITH GREY PAINTED MOTOR CASINGS, PLATED & METALLIC PARTS;

BROWN, BEIGE, BLACK SYNTHETIC

Decoration Details: NONE

Markings: PLATE ON EACH MOTOR READING "110 VOLTS 4.0 AMPS/ 3/8 B.H.P. 1800 R.P.M./ CONT RATS 3 PH 60

PER/ LANCASHIRE DYNAMO & CRYPTO LTD./ MANCHESTER & WILLESDEN/ ACTON LANE WORKS

N.W.10/ SIZE CF NO. 64V348/ PAT 14650/15" WITH "NO. 64V349" ON OTHER

Current Location

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Article: Monitor, recorder

Type:

Model: 505 (BLATTNERPHONE)


Manufacturer: TURNER, ERNEST ELECTRICAL INSTRUMENTS LTD. Acronym: TURNER

Manufacture Address: High Wycombe England


Distributor:


Other Numbers:




General Notes: MONITOR & SPEAKER FOR BLATTNERPHONE TAPE RECORDER-REPRODUCER 690727/

CONTAINS "MARCONI" MILLIAMPERE METER MADE BY TURNER & SPEAKER MADE BY

BRITISH-HOUSTON CO. LTD., HIGH WYCOMBE, ENG./ CW PART/ SEE ALSO BLATTNERPHONE

TAPES 701513/ COMPONENT_MODEL: RK (SPEAKER/ COMPONENT_SN: 70694

Dimensions: cm

cm

cm

056.6

054.6

111.8

Length

Width

Height

Accession Lot: XA4576 Date Acquired: 1969/09/29 File Article: 6500


CSTMC Collection: CBC

CSTMC Number Range:




CBCSource:

Artifact Lexicon

Recorder & player auxiliary equipment

Sub-categorySound

Category

Communications

Group

Function: AUXILIARY COMPONENT OF TAPE RECORDER-REPRODUCER SYSTEM WHICH MONITORED &

CONTROLLED VOLUME, FEEDS, & A.C. SUPPLY; ALSO CONTAINED SPEAKER. SYSTEM WAS USED IN

RADIO STUDIO TO RECORD BRAODCASTS FOR LATER REBROADCAST.

References: 1) ARTICLE, PHOTOGRAPHS, NOTES, & OTHER MATERIAL IN SUPP. INFO. 690727

2) ARTIFACT DOCUMENTATION IN SUPP. INFO.

Patents: BRITISH SPEAKER PATENT NOS. 231420, 245796, & OTHERS

Period of Use: 1930S

Area of Use:

PROBABLY OTTAWA, AT CBC RADIO STUDIO IN CHATEAU LAURIER

CanadaOntario

Significance to Canada: COMPONENT OF 1930S CBC RADIO STUDIO RECORDING SYSTEM USED TO RECORD

IMPORTANT RADIO BROADCASTS OF ROYAL & POLITICAL ADDRESSES, OPENINGS OF

PARLIAMENT, FUNERALS & WEDDINGS OF NOTABLES, MAJOR SHIP LAUNCHINGS &

OTHER SIGNIFICANT CANADIAN EVENTS.

Significance to Technology: COMPONENT OF MARCONI BLATTNERPHONE,EXAMPLE OF EARLY USE OF

RECORDING ON MAGNETIC TAPE IN RADIO. DEVELOPED IN EARLY 1930S IN

LONDON BY BLATTNER & BBC FOR USE WITH WORDWIDE BBC EMPIRE

BROADCAST SERVICE. RIGHTS TO DEVICE WERE PURCHASED BY MARCONI IN

1933.


From CA of 09/22/1997 by Kevin Machan: No - Artifact appears to be complete.

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Materials General: WOOD CASING WITH SYNTHETIC FABRIC SPEAKER COVER/ METAL CONTROL PANEL,

SWITCHES, WORKING PARTS, HARDWARE/ METAL METER CASING WITH GLASS COVER/

GLASS METER COVER & PARTS/ SYNTHETIC PARTS


wood

metal

glass

synthetic

specific

Finish Details: WOOD STAINED MEDIUM BROWN & VARNISHED?/ GREY ENAMEL PAINTED CONTROL PANEL ON

FRONT WITH BLACK SYNTHETIC & METALLIC CONTROLS/ BLACK PAINTED METER CASING WITH

WHITE FACE/ BRASS COLOURED PARTS/ RED-BEIGE FABRIC

Decoration Details:

Markings: BLACK LETTERING ON METER FACE READING "D.C. MILLIAMPERES/ MARCONI/ MANUFACTURED BY

ERNEST TURNER/ ELECTRICAL INSTRUMENTS L.D. HIGH WYCOMBE, ENGLAND/ MODEL NO. 509

SERIAL NO. 63325"/ INTERIOR PLATE ON SPEAKER READS "THE BRITISH THOMSON-HOUSTON Co LTd/

RK LOUD SPEAKER/ 200/250 VOLTS DC/ PAT NOS. 231420, 245796 & OTHERS/ CODE NO. 70694"/ BLACK

LABELS WITH WHITE LETTERING IDENTIFYING CONTROL FUNCTIONS ON CONTROL PANEL

Current Location

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Article: Projector

Type: 35MM/SOUND

Model: ASHCROFT SUPREX

Serial Number: 1961 (UNIT 1)

Manufacturer: Ashcraft, C.S. Mfg. Co. Acronym: Ashcraft

Manufacture Address: Long Island City New York United States of America


Distributor:


Other Numbers:




General Notes: MFR: THE LAMP HOUSINGS ARE MFD. BY ASHCRAFT; THE LENS, SHUTTER & FILM FEED

HOUSINGS ARE MFD MOTIOGRAPH INC., CHICAGO, ILL

Dimensions: 000.0

000.0

000.0

Length

Width

Height


Cataloguer:

CSTMC Collection:

CSTMC Number Range:


Terms: Purchase Acquisition Value: Canadian Funds: Lot:

Source Address: 1259 WELLINGTON ST. Ottawa Ontario Canada

PAUL CARDINAL MOTORSSource:

Artifact Lexicon

Projection

Sub-categoryCine images

Category

Photography

Group

Function: SYNCHRONIZED THEATRE MOVIE PROJECTION

References: ARTIFACT DOCUMENTATION IN SUPP. INFO.

Patents:

Period of Use: TO 1969

Area of Use:

TOWN CINEMA, 1259 WELLINGTON, OTTAWA, ONTARIO

Significance to Canada: USED AT TOWN CINEMA, 1259 WELLINGTON STREET, OTTAWA, ONTARIO UNTIL 1969

Significance to Technology: A VERY EARLY SYNCHRONIZED DUAL PROJECTION MOVIE SYSTEM WITH SOUND

Missing Parts: UNKNOWN

From CA of 07/24/1995 by Pat Montero: Yes - missing cover for reel

Materials General: LARGELY ALL METAL (CAST IRON & STEEL WITH SOME BRASS) CONSTRUCTION WITH GLASS

LENS ELEMENTS


cast-iron

steel

brass

metal

metal

metal

glass

specific

Finish Details: MANY OF THE PARTS ARE FINISHED IN A BLACK CRINKLE FINISH PAINT WITH THE TWO LAMP

HOUSINGS IN A FLAT FINISH DARK GREEN

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Decoration Details:

Markings:

Current Location

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Article: Train model

Type: HOMEMADE

Model: IRONDALE, BANCROFT & OTTAWA RWY

Serial Number:

Manufacturer: HOWLAND, J.M. Acronym: HOWLAND

Manufacture Address: Cayuga Ontario Canada

When Manufactured: circa 1928 - 1963

Distributor:


Other Numbers:




General Notes: NO. BREAKDOWN: .1 TO .91 TRAIN SECTIONS AND RELATED PARTS AND BUILDINGS; .92 TO

.115 TRACK PIECES - FOR DETAILED BREAKDOWN PLEASE SEE S.I.FILE/ *DIM: SEE

SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION FILE

Dimensions: 000.0

000.0

000.0

Length

Width

Height


Ms. M.D. WillisCataloguer:

CSTMC Collection:

CSTMC Number Range:



Source Address: Cayuga Ontario Canada

Mr. J.M. HOWLANDSource:

Artifact Lexicon

Sub-categoryModels

Category

Railway Transportation

Group

Function: USED TO ILLUSTRATE A FULL SIZE REAL TRAINS AND RELATED PARTS AND BUILDINGS, INCLUDING

THE TRACK.

References: 1) NEWSPAPER CLIPPING FROM THE HAMILTON SPECTATOR, JAN. 23, 1963; IN S.I. FILE

2) ARTIFACT DOCUMENTATION, ADDITIONAL PHOTOS/NEGS, LABELS IN SUPP. INFO.

Patents:

Period of Use: REPRESENTS A RAILROAD THAT EXISTED FROM 1892 TO 1910

Area of Use:

RAILWAY RAN ON A 55 MILE ROUTE FROM LINDSAY TO BANCROFT ONTARIO

CanadaOntario

Significance to Canada: MODEL REPRESENTS THE IRONDALE, BANCROFT AND OTTAWA RAILROAD WHICH WAS

STARTED BY MODELER'S GRANDFATHER, CHARLES PUSEY, IN 1890. IT RAN FROM

LINDSAY TO BANCROFT TO CARRY PASSENGERS AND IRON ORE. HIS FATHER

COMPLETED LINE TO MUD CREEK & SOLD LINE TO THE CANADIAN NORTHERN RAILWAY

IN 1910. [REF 1]


Missing Parts:

From CA of 09/25/1997 by Carrie Misener: Undetermined - All 38 parts plus several unnumbered parts are

present - however, small components may be missing.

Materials General: LARGELY WOOD WITH METAL FITTINGS

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wood

metal

specific

Finish Details: LARGELY BLACK THROUGHOUT EXCEPT AS NOTE IN PARTS BREAKDOWN IN SUPP INFO

Decoration Details:

Markings: MARKINGS ON LOCOMOTIVES AND CARS

Current Location

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Article: Clock

Type: WALL

Model: HOME BUILT/"PREVENT FIRES"

Serial Number:

Manufacturer: LUKE, G.T. Acronym: LUKE

Manufacture Address: Ottawa Ontario Canada


Distributor:


Other Numbers:




General Notes: FIRE PREVENTION THEME/TRIANGULAR FACE

Dimensions: cm

cm

cm

006.1

005.5

000.8

Length

Width

Height

Accession Lot: XB0485 Date Acquired: 1970/11/24 File Article: 6390-01

Cataloguer:

CSTMC Collection:

CSTMC Number Range:



Source Address: 402 CARPENTER WAY Ottawa Ontario Canada

Mr. G.T. LUKESource:

Artifact Lexicon

Sub-categoryClocks

Miscellaneous

Category

Horology

Fire Fighting

Group

Function:

References: 1) INFORMATION PROVIDED (SEE SUPP. INFO.)

Patents:

Period of Use:

Area of Use:



Missing Parts:

From CA of 07/27/1995 by Tony Missio: No - Complete

Materials General: CONSISTS OF CREAM PAINTED SHEET METAL FRONT & BACK/ CASING WITH RED TRIANGLE

CLOCK FACE/ RED FLAME HANDS


metal

specific

Finish Details:

Decoration Details:

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Markings: 'PREVENT FIRES' ON CLOCK FACE

Current Location

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Article: Clock

Type: WALL

Model:

Serial Number:




Distributor:


Other Numbers:




General Notes: * MFR: PROBABLY OF DUTCH DESIGN AND MANUFACTURE.

Dimensions: 000.0

000.0

000.0

Length

Width

Height

Accession Lot: XB0532 Date Acquired: 1970/12/21 File Article:

Cataloguer:

CSTMC Collection:

CSTMC Number Range: 700531-534


Terms: Purchase Acquisition Value: $250.00 Canadian Funds: No;:;non Lot:

Source Address: 48 MADDOX ST. London England

VERALL SONENGER & CO.Source:

Artifact Lexicon

Domestic

Sub-categoryClocks

Category

Horology

Group

Function:

References:

Patents:

Period of Use:

Area of Use:



Missing Parts:

Materials General: WOOD/ METAL/ GLASS


wood

metal

glass

specific

Finish Details:

Decoration Details:

Markings:

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Type: Display/1:8 scale

Model: Fokker Universal

Serial Number:

Manufacturer: SGT. A. Caggie Acronym: Caggie

Manufacture Address: Canada

When Manufactured: between 1927 - 1928

Distributor:


Other Numbers:




General Notes: Model has working parts such as ailerons, elevators and the door handle. Call letters: G-CAHI. Source:

donated to NAC by Mr. B.W. Freeman.

Actual aircraft used for light freight with a crew of 1, built in 1927 by Fokker Aircraft Corp. in the U.S.A

with a single Wright Whirlwind, 200 hp engine.

Dimensions: cm

cm

cm

125.0

183.0

034.0

Length

Width

Height



CSTMC Collection:

CSTMC Number Range:

Collector: Bradford Mr. RobertW.




Artifact Lexicon

Sub-categoryModels

Category

Aviation

Group

Function: Representation of a Fokker Universal airplane

References: 1) JANE'S ALL THE WORLDS AIRCRAFT 1926


Patents:

Period of Use:

Area of Use:

Significance to Canada: During the Hudson Strait Expedition of 1927-1928 Sgt. Caggie maintained the Fokker aircraft - in

his "spare time" he built this model.


Missing Parts: Windscreen initially reported as a missing part was found lying in bottom of model (in several pieces).

Materials General: WOOD; METAL; FABRIC; PLASTIC


plastic

wood

metal

fibre

synthetic

specific

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Finish Details: Model primarily silver with very dark blue on nose, and black on engine, landing gear, wheels, skid &

markings. White markings on nose. Propeller varnished wood with cream coloured tips. Windows are

clear (yellowed with age).

Decoration Details:

Markings: On both sides of nose "Fokker [in script]/ UNIVERSAL" in white. Below cabin window on both sides "ALBERTA"

in black. On both sides of fuselage and across top & bottom surfaces of wings "G-CAHI" in black. On both sides

of tailplanes & fin "G" in black.

Current Location

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Article: Telescope, zenith

Type: First order/portable

Model:

Serial Number:

Manufacturer: Troughton & Simms Acronym: Troughton Simms



Distributor:


Other Numbers: T.S. 394




General Notes: No. Breakdown: .1 Telescope; .2-.3 Weights; .4 Crate. PTS: Small bag of broken parts (ie. screws,

reading eyepiece frames, etc.); Objective lens cover; & Padlock for crate/ Key: 1-058.

*Dim. given refer to .4 crate; .1 L-79.0, W-45.0, H-70.0; .2 D-12.5, H-2.9; .3 L-14.5, W-3.0, W-4.3 CM/

NB: Identified as Zenith telescope at time of acquisition: May actually be transit instrument. (See

correspondence, etc. in S.I.)

Dimensions: cm

cm

cm

101.5

048.0

049.2

Length

Width

Height


Ms. Heather P. Bajdik

Stéphanie Cadieux

Cataloguer:

CSTMC Collection: NRC

CSTMC Number Range:



Source Address: MONTREAL RD. Ottawa Ontario Canada

NRCSource:

Artifact Lexicon

Time

Optical telescopes

Sub-categoryMeasurement-position

Observation equipment

Category

Exploration and Survey

Astronomy

Group

Function: Used to measure differences in zenith angles (angular distance) of stars from the zenith and thereby to

determine the latitude of the instrument's location.

References: 1) Covington, A.E. "A Zenith Telescope of Historical Importance" in JRASC Vol. 55 Dec. 1961, PP.251-253

(See copies in S.I.)

2) Correspondence Re: Acquisition of telescope (See S.I.)

3) See related info in S.I.

4) Trewin, S. Chester Smith Lyman's Introduction of the Zenith-Transit Telescope to Yale in 1858. Rittenhouse

Vol. 20 (2006)

5) William Chauvenet, 'A Manual of Spherical and Practical Astronomy', vol 2 p.340-367.

Patents:

Period of Use: This instrument presumably used 1872+

Area of Use:

This instrument was used in Canada. This type of instrument used in Nam, Europe, British Empire, and

possibly elsewhere.

Canada

Significance to Canada: Instrument used by Topographical Survey (Div), Dept. of the Interior. It was reportedly among the

instruments used on 49th parallel boundary survey of 1872-1874. It was also said to have been

used in the survey of the railway belt required by the entry of BC into Confederation in 1871.

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Significance to Technology: From Chauvenet, v. II, p. 340:

The zenith telescope is a portable instrument specially adapted for the measurement of

small differences of zenith distance. It is essentially the invention of Capt. Andrew Talcott, of

the U. S. Corps of Engineers (in 1834); but, having been exclusively adopted in the U. S.

Coast Survey for the determination of latitudes, it has there received several improvements,

which have given it a more general character than it possessed at first. As now constructed

[1891], it can be used at all zenith distances, and may be regarded as designed for the

comparison of any two nearly equal zenith distances in any azimuths. The method of finding

the latitude by this instrument, now known as Talcott's Method, is one of the most valuable

improvements in practical astronomy of recent years, surpassing all previously known

methods (not excepting that of bessel by prime vertical transits) both in simplicity and in

accuracy.

Missing Parts: Some small component parts, hardware etc. missing. Presumably would have been used with striding level

over mounting arm, and possibly tube or spirit level fitted to vertical circle; Diagonal eyepiece missing.

Materials General: All metal construction (including brass, and possibly silver circles); Glass optics; Lead weights. Came

with wooden crate fitted with metal hardware.


brass

silver

lead

metal

metal

metal

glass

wood

specific

Finish Details: Lacquered brass and chemically treated finishes.

Decoration Details:

Markings: .1 "TROUGHTON & SIMMS/ LONDON/ 1872/ T.S. 394" & "FO/ 1" incised on base; "T.S. 394" incised on

telescope body tube. "72376" crudely incised in instrument. Horizontal circle on base divided 0-360, and read

using magnifying eyepieces & vernier; vertical circle mounted on telescope divided 0-180-0, and read using

magnifying eyepieces & vernier./.4 crate bears red "FRAGILE" labels, and is marked variously "THIS SIDE UP/

HANDLE WITH CARE/ FRAGILE", "RETURN TO/ NATIONAL MUSEUM OF SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY/ 1867

ST. LAURENT/ OTTAWA [ONT]ARIO". Shipping label reads in part "FROM- UNIVERSITY OF WATERLOO/

WATERLOO, ONTARIO...".

Current Location

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Article: Weight, telescope

Type:

Model:

Serial Number:




Distributor:


Other Numbers:

Images:

Conservation Notes: Operable: Restored: Assessment: No

Supplementary Information:

General Notes:

Dimensions:



Stéphanie Cadieux

Cataloguer:

CSTMC Collection:

CSTMC Number Range:




NRCSource:

Artifact Lexicon

Time

Optical telescope parts & accessories



Category


Astronomy

Group

Function:

References:

Patents:

Period of Use:

Area of Use:



Missing Parts:

Materials General:


Finish Details:

Decoration Details:

Markings:

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Article: Weight, telescope

Type:

Model:

Serial Number:




Distributor:


Other Numbers:




General Notes:

Dimensions:



Stéphanie Cadieux

Cataloguer:

CSTMC Collection:

CSTMC Number Range:




NRCSource:

Artifact Lexicon

Time

Optical telescope parts & accessories



Category


Astronomy

Group

Function:

References:

Patents:

Period of Use:

Area of Use:



Missing Parts:

Materials General:


Finish Details:

Decoration Details:

Markings:

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Article: Crate

Type:

Model:

Serial Number:




Distributor:


Other Numbers:

Images:



General Notes:

Dimensions:



Stéphanie Cadieux

Cataloguer:

CSTMC Collection:

CSTMC Number Range:




NRCSource:

Artifact Lexicon

Sub-categoryCategoryGroup

Function:

References:

Patents:

Period of Use:

Area of Use:



Missing Parts:

Materials General:


Finish Details:

Decoration Details:

Markings:

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Article: Medical kit

Type: First aid

Model: H.M.S. Alert

Serial Number:




Distributor:


Other Numbers:




General Notes: Recovered from H.M.S. Alert campsite 12 miles south of Cape Sheridan by G. Hattersley-Smith & R.G.

Blackadar in 1953. Contains a variety of items including splints, bandages, broken bottles, pill box,

gauges, scissors, 2 metal rods. Requires conservation treatment prior to full cataloguing of contents.

there is a possibility that this kit comes from the Franklin Expidition.

Dimensions: cm

cm

cm

045.7

011.4

009.5

Length

Width

Height



Stéphanie Cadieux

Cataloguer:

CSTMC Collection:

CSTMC Number Range: 1973.0135-.0165

Collector:


Source Address: SHIRLEYS BAY Ottawa Ontario Canada

NDSource:

Artifact Lexicon

Alert

Medical supplies

Sub-categoryExpedition artifacts

Medical equipment

Category


Medical Technology

Group

Function: To provide medical treatment for minor injuries and/or in emergency situations.

References: 1. Article on "Alert" in Canadian Encyclopedia Plus (CD ROM version) McClelland & Stewart Inc.NC., 1996.

2. Museum Documents in Supp. Info.

Patents:

Period of Use: This kit was presumably used c. 1875-76, and possibly longer.

Area of Use:

This kit was carried aboard the H.M.S. Alert, in northern Canada.

Canada

Significance to Canada: Recovered from campsite of H.M.S. Alert (Headed by Capt. Sir George Nares, 1875-76), the first

vessel to land on the shores of northern Ellesmere Island. G. Hattersley-Smith & R.G. Blackadar

discovered site 12 miles south of Cape Sheridan in 1953. This box was evidently part of the kit

carried by a group travelling by dog sledge. In fact, they had a number of sledge teams.

Significance to Technology: Example of kit containing basic medical supplies assembled for use by mobile teams from

H.M.S Alert. Based on surviving contents, expected injuries were wounds and bone breaks

and/or sprains (many probably associated with effects of cold and frost bite). Glass shards

probably bottled alcohol.

Missing Parts: Unknown - Kit contains assortment of collected items.

Materials General: Wooden box with metal hinges: contains fabric (cotton?), glass and metal items.

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corkwood

metal

glass

fibre

paper

specific

Finish Details:

Decoration Details:

Markings: Box top marked " [ Medical ] Box./ DOG SLEDGE. "/ Some items in kit bear markings- most illegible.

Current Location

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Article: Press, printing

Type: JOBBING PLATEN

Model:

Serial Number:

Manufacturer: Westman & Baker Acronym: Westman Baker

Manufacture Address: Toronto Ontario Canada


Distributor:


Other Numbers:


Conservation Notes: Operable: Yes Restored: Yes Assessment: Yes


General Notes: TRAYS OF TYPE PLUS OTHER RELATED ITEMS RE-ACCESSIONED AS 730666, 1981.03.02

DGR/KM)/ SEE CORRESPONDENCE REGARDING CONDITIONS OF DISPLAY/ SEE SUPP. INFO.

FILE FOR RESTORATION NOTES (1975/1976)

Dimensions: cm

cm

cm

083.8

091.4

137.1

Length

Width

Height


Cataloguer:

CSTMC Collection:

CSTMC Number Range: 1973.0219; 1973.0666

Collector:


Source Address: 42 PRIMROSE AVE. Ottawa Ontario Canada

Mr. L. TARTESource:

Artifact Lexicon

Relief

Sub-categoryImage transfer

Category

Printing

Group

Function:

References: Museum Documents, Additional Photos in Supp. Info.

Patents:

Period of Use:

Area of Use:



Missing Parts:

Materials General: METAL


metal

specific

Finish Details: 13" DIA. INKING DISK/ OVER THE DISK ROLL 2 13-1/2" COMPOSITION INKING ROLLERS/ OPERATED

BY FOOT PEDAL AT FRONT BOTTOM OR BY 10" PULLEY ON SAME SHAFT AS 32" FLYWHEEL/

GOOD, GREASY WITH PRINTERS INK

Decoration Details:

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Markings: TAG ON RECIPROCAL ARM 'MILLAR & RICHARD TORONTO & WINNIPEG'

Current Location

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Article: Marker part, survey

Type: POST TOP/WOOD/TOWNSITE

Model:

Serial Number:




Distributor:

Previous CSTMC Numbers: ES0084

Other Numbers:




General Notes: *SOURCE: HISTORIC MONUMENTS COMMITTEE, MR. R.O. SEMPER, CHAIRMAN/ POST HEAD

MOUNTED ON DISPLAY BOARD/ *DIM: GIVEN INCLUDE BOARD; POST HEAD L-40.5, W-9.3, H-9.5

CM/ POST PLACED IN STONE MOUND AT SOUTHEAST CORNER OF TOWNSITE IN YUKON, BY

A.J. MCPHERSON, D.L.S. IN 1901. REPLACED BY A STANDARD POST, 4 PITS & MOUND IN 1960

BY R.T. MCCURDY, D.L.S./ POST HEAD MARKINGS FLAWED- READS - DAWSON/ TOW SITE-./

SEE ALSO 940446-0450

Dimensions: cm

cm

cm

076.1

020.4

012.0

Length

Width

Height



CSTMC Collection: CDN LANDMARKS

CSTMC Number Range: 1973.0683-1973.0817

Collector:



EMR Surveys & Mapping, Historic Monument CommitteeSource:

Artifact Lexicon

Markers

Sub-categoryLandmarks

Category


Group

Function: TO IDENTIFY THE PRECISE GEOGRAPHICAL LOCATION OF A SPECIFIC SITE, AS DETERMINED BY A

SURVEYOR.

References: 1. DOCUMENTATION OF CANADIAN LANDMARKS. EMR. INVENTORY & NOTES (SUPP. INFO. RANGE

FILE) P.42/ 2. THOMSON, DON. MEN & MERIDIANS, VOL.2. OTTAWA: QUEEN'S PRINTER, 1967

Patents:

Period of Use: 1901-1960

Area of Use:

DAWSON CITY

CanadaYukon Territories

Significance to Canada: TOWNSITE MARKER FROM DAWSON, YK. PLACED IN 1901/ ORIGINAL SURVEY OF

DAWSON TOWNSITE CONDUCTED IN 1897; TOWNSHIP SURVEY ENLARGED IN 1898 DUE

TO INFLUX OF PROSPECTORS & MINERS (REF.2 P.155-158). IN 1898 DAWSON WAS MADE

THE CAPITAL OF THE YUKON, WHICH WAS ITSELF A NEWLY MADE SEPARATE

TERRITORY (REF.2 P.152)

Significance to Technology: WOODEN POSTS WERE USED EXTENSIVELY AS SURVEY MARKERS UNTIL C.1908.

TYPICALLY THE TOP WAS POINTED TO SHED WATER & SO RETARD DECAY./ PART

OF CDN LANDMARKS COLLECTION, EST'D IN 1952 BY R.W. CLARK, D.L.S., S.L.S.

THESE MARKERS SPAN OVER 200 YRS. OF CANADIAN SURVEYING & INCLUDE

ITEMS FROM EVERY PROVINCE & TERRITORY EXCEPT NFLD.

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Missing Parts: SHAFT & POINT OF POST

From CA of 02/14/1994 by Tony Missio: Yes - top section only

Materials General: WOOD POST HEAD SECURED TO WOOD DISPLAY BOARD WITH COPPER STRAPS


copper

wood

metal

specific

Finish Details: DISPLAY BOARD HAS BEEN STAINED & VARNISHED

Decoration Details:

Markings: ` DAWSON ' & `TOW SITE ' INCISED ON ADJOINING SIDES OF SQUARED POST HEAD. ` SL84 ' STAMPED

IN METAL PLATE NAILED TO BOARD END; ` 84 ' HANDWRITTEN IN BLACK MARKER ON BOARD BACK

Current Location

17-Oct-20112421-NAM-12--F-08--


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Article: Typewriter

Type: TYPE-WHEEL/PORTABLE

Model: 6


Manufacturer: Blickensderfer Mfg. Co. Acronym: Blickensderfer

Manufacture Address: Stamford Connecticut United States of America


Distributor:


Other Numbers:




General Notes: COMPLETE WITH CARRYING CASE AND FOUR EXTRA WHEELS (TWO IN ORIGINAL CASE)/ THE

MACHINE WAS OWNED BY DONOR'S HUSBAND BUT SHE DOES NOT KNOW WHERE HE GOT IT

OR WHEN

Dimensions: cm

cm

cm

024.0

033.0

017.7

Length

Width

Height

Accession Lot: XC0013 Date Acquired: 1974/01/17 File Article: 6403-14

Cataloguer:

CSTMC Collection:

CSTMC Number Range:



Source Address: BOX 27 Richmond Ontario Canada

Mrs. G.I. STYLESSource:

Artifact Lexicon

Impact composition

Sub-categoryTypesetting

Category

Printing

Group

Function:


Patents: PAT. 1890, 91, 92

Period of Use:

Area of Use:



Missing Parts:




metal

specific

Finish Details: COMPLETE AND WORKABLE, BUT REQUIRES A COMPLETE CLEANING & OILING. CASE REQUIRES

SOME REPAIRS

Decoration Details:

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Markings:

Current Location

28-May-20102475-TC-B--H-11--


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Article: Press, printing

Type: CYLINDER/BELT DRIVE/HAND FEED

Model: HAWKINS PATENT

Serial Number:

Manufacturer: Campbell Printing Press & Mfg. Co. Acronym: Campbell


When Manufactured: after 1885 -

Distributor:


Other Numbers:




General Notes: SOLD BY I.H. VIVINA, TORONTO, ONT./ SEE VIDEO TAPES NMST 50-1, 50-2, 50-3/ * OPERABLE:

YES, DEMONSTRATED JUNE 1975/ SEE PHOTOS & NEGS IN PHOTO FILE - JUNE 1992

Dimensions: cm

cm

cm

245.0

125.0

156.0

Length

Width

Height


Cataloguer:

CSTMC Collection:

CSTMC Number Range:

Collector: Tropea Mr. RonJ.


Source Address: 8 FRONT STREET E. Strathroy Ontario Canada

STRATHROY AGE DISPATCH LTD.Source:

Artifact Lexicon

Relief

Sub-categoryImage transfer

Category

Printing

Group

Function: FOR JOB PRINTING

References: 1) CAMPBELL CATALOGUE [NMST LIB]

2) VIDEO TAPED (NMST)

3) SEE B&W PHOTOS, IN SUPP. INFO.

4) Museum Documents, Additional Photos in Supp. Info.

Patents: CAMPBELLS PAT. NOV 28, 1876, MAR. 12, 1878/ HAWKINS PAT. MAR. 9, 1880; MAY 26, 1885; SEPT. 15,

1885/ 'COUNTER' HAS HAWKINS PAT. MAY 25, 1880

Period of Use:

Area of Use:

Significance to Canada: USED BY CANADIAN NEWSPAPER OFFICE

Significance to Technology: TYPE SAMPLE OF CYLINDER PRESS

Missing Parts: NIL

Materials General: CAST IRON


cast-ironmetal

specific

Finish Details: BLACK PAINT

Decoration Details: TRACES OF LINE DESIGN ON 'COUNTER' - MAY ALSO HAVE BEEN ON PRESS

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Markings:

Current Location

02-Dec-19992475-MAIN-D--27-FL--


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Article: Press, copy

Type: SCREW/MANUAL

Model:

Serial Number:




Distributor:


Other Numbers:




General Notes:

Dimensions: cm

cm

cm

033.0

047.6

030.5

Length

Width

Height



CSTMC Collection:

CSTMC Number Range: 1975.0339-.0352; 1975.0376



Source Address: 24 WALES ST., P.O. BOX 21 St-Andre Est Québec Canada

Rev. H.W. REIDSource:

Artifact Lexicon

Transfer

Sub-categoryDuplication

Category

Printing

Group

Function: HAND WRITTEN LETTERS WERE DAMPENED & A DAMP ONION SKIN SHEET WAS PLACED OVER IT

THEN BOTH PLACED IN PRESS/ ONION SKIN WOULD PICK UP A (SMUDGED) COPY OF ORIGINAL

References: RIGWALT, J.L. AMERICAN ENCYCLOPAEDIA OF PRINTING [Z/118/A433/1981/ NMST] PP.123

Patents:

Period of Use:

Area of Use:



Missing Parts:

Materials General: CAST IRON


ironmetal

specific

Finish Details: BLACK ENAMEL PAINT/ TRACES OF GREEN PAINT ON PLATEN TOP

Decoration Details:

Markings:

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Current Location

29-Apr-19942475-MAIN-G-N-12-A--


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Article: Typesetter

Type: LINECASTER/SINGLE DIST/1 MAG

Model: LINOTYPE 5

Serial Number: 8541

Manufacturer: Mergenthaler Linotype Co. Acronym: Mergenthaler

Manufacture Address: New York New York United States of America


Distributor:


Other Numbers:




General Notes: PTS: 2 ELECTRIC LINOTYPE POTS; 1/3 H.P. EMERSON MOTOR; MISC. SMALL PARTS/ *SOURCE:

C/O E.E. BOYLAN/ NO NEW PHOTO AVAILABLE/

Dimensions: cm

cm

cm

160.0

161.0

180.0

Length

Width

Height

Accession Lot: XC1259 Date Acquired: 1975/10/10 File Article:

Ms. Susan D. JenkinsCataloguer:

CSTMC Collection:

CSTMC Number Range: 750460-470; 750472-474

Collector: Rider Mr. D.G.


Source Address: Lanark Ontario Canada

LANARK ERA/[ADDCOMM]Source:

Artifact Lexicon

Mechanical

Sub-categoryTypesetting

Category

Printing

Group

Function: AS DIRECTED BY A MANUALLY OPERATED KEYBOARD, THE MACHINE AUTOMATICALLYASSEMBLES

INDIVIDUAL MATRICES, CASTS A SOLID LINE OF TYPE FROM THEM & RE-DISTRIBUTES THE MATRICES

References: ROGERS, J.R. 'LINOTYPE INSTRUCTION BOOK' (NY: MERGENTHALERLINOTYPE CO., 1925), P.179

Museum Documents in Supp. Info.

Patents: NO PATENT MARKINGS FOUND FOR TYPESETTER, LINOTYPE POTS/ PATENT DATES RANGE FROM

FEB. 6, 1906 - SEPT. 2, 1919

Period of Use:

Area of Use:

USED AT LOCAL NEWSPAPER OFFICE IN LANARK

CanadaOntario


Significance to Technology: ORIGINAL LINOTYPE REVOLUTIONIZED PRINTING INDUSTRY BY DRAMATICALLY

INCREASING SPEED AT WHICH TYPE COULD BE SET/ MODEL 5 MAGAZINES

REMOVABLE FROM FRONT, WAS 1ST MACHINE THAT COULD BE BACKED AGAINST

WALL OR OTHER MACHINE TO SAVE SPACE/ HAS FEATURES TO ADAPT IT TO

COMPOSITION OF LARGER FACES & WIDERMEASURES FOR BOOK WORK

Missing Parts:

From CA of 01/12/1995 by Tony Missio: Undetermined

Materials General: METAL/ LEATHER & SYNTHETIC

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leather

metal

synthetic

skin

specific

Finish Details: BLACK, DULL SILVER-COLOURED HARDWARE

Decoration Details:

Markings: MFR'S PLATES 'MANUFACTURED BY/ MERGENTHALER LINOTYPE CO./ NEW YORK, U.S.A.', 'LINOTYPE/

MODEL 5 NO. 8541/ MANUFACTURED BY/ MERGENTHALER LINOTYPE CO./ NEW YORK, U.S.A./

ORIGINATOR AND IMPROVERS/ OF THE LINOTYPE'/ DIST. PLATE 'THIS MACHINE/ SUPPLIED BY/

CANADIAN/ LINOTYPE/ LIMITED/ TORONTO/ NO. 8541'/ COMPONENT PLATES INCL. 'LINOTYPE

ELECTRIC POT/ MADE BY/ MERGENTHALER LINOTYPE CO./ NEW YORK, U.S.A./ SERIAL D19836 WATTS

1500/ VOLTS 200 250 CYCLES 60/ CUTLER-HAMMER ELECTRIC EQUIPMENT/ PATENTED FEB. 6,

1906...SEPT. 2, 1919'/ 2ND LINOTYPE POT HAS SAME MARK. EXCEPT 'SERIAL D 1983 6'/ STICKER

'CANADIAN LINOTYPE COMPA [TORN]/ '829 OXFORD ST, TORONTO, ONTARIO/...VANCOUVER/

CALGARY/ EDMONTON WI[?]/[L]ONDON OTTAWA MONTREAL'

Current Location

06-Jun-19842475-MAIN-ME--07-TS--


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Article: Range

Type: ELECTRIC/TOP OVEN

Model: E-43-FD

Serial Number:

Manufacturer: Beach Foundry Ltd. Acronym: Beach



Distributor:


Other Numbers:




General Notes: LARGE SIZE/ SPECS: 110 V/ 4 COOKTOP BURNERS: 3 FLATTENED CALORIZED CHROMALOX

ELEMENTS WITH DRIP BOWLS (6" & 2X8"), & 7" ENCLOSED CAST IN ELEMENT/ OVEN HAS OPEN

COILED NICHROME TYPE RESISTANCE WIRE ELEMENT AT TOP & BOTTOM, RACK & DRIP PAN/

3-SETTING TEMP. CONTROL FOR EACH ELEMENT/ SMALL OVEN INDICATOR LIGHT (LENS

MELTED?)/ WARMING & STORAGE DRAWERS AT BOTTOM/ APPLIANCE OUTLET WITH ON-OFF

SWITCH AT SIDE

Dimensions: cm

cm

cm

111.0

102.0

062.2

Length

Width

Height


MS Deb S. ScottCataloguer:

CSTMC Collection:

CSTMC Number Range:

Collector: Dost MR JohnJ.


Source Address: 2473 SHEFFIELD RD. Ottawa Ontario Canada

Mr. G. BOXMASource:

Artifact Lexicon

Food preparation

Sub-categoryFood processing

Category

Domestic Technology

Group

Function: FOOD PREPARATION


Patents:

Period of Use:

Area of Use:



Missing Parts:

Materials General: ENAMELLED CAST METAL FRONT, LEGS & COOKTOP/ ENAMELLED PRESSED METAL

HOUSING, OVEN DOOR & DRAWER PANELS, & BACKSPLASH/ PORCELAIN TEMP. CONTROL

KNOBS/ SYNTHETIC & METAL OVEN DOOR & DRAWER HANDLES/ CERAMIC OVEN ELEMENT

MOUNTS/ CHROME PLATED METAL BURNER RINGS


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chromium

enamel

porcelain

metal

glass

ceramic

synthetic

Finish Details: FRONT, LEGS & COOKTOP METAL WITH CREAMY YELLOW FINISH/ HOUSING METAL WITH

CREAM COLOURED FINISH WITH BLACK TRIM/ OVEN DOOR & DRAWER PANELS, CONTROL

PANEL & BACKSPLASH METAL WITH MARBELIZED GREEN ENAMEL FINISH WITH BLACK TRIM/

TEMP.CONTROL KNOBS BLACK PORCELAIN/ OVEN DOOR & DRAWER HANDLES BLACK

SYNTHETIC WITH POLISHED METAL BASES/ BURNER RINGS METAL WITH POLISHED CHROME

FINISH

Decoration Details: DECORATIVE DROP HANDLES ON OVEN DOOR & DRAWERS

Markings: MFR'S PLATE READS: 'MADE IN CANADA/ BEACH FOUNDRY LIMITED/ OTTAWA, CANADA./ STYLE E

43FD SERIAL 32849 VOLTS 110/220 AMPS 76/ H.E.P.C. APPROVAL NO. 1187'/ 'Beach' ENAMELLED ON

OVEN DOOR/ '11708' STAMPED INTO ENCLOSED ELEMENT/ 'CANADIAN CHROMALOX' EMBOSSED IN

CENTER OF SMALL COIL ELEMENT/ 'CHROMALOX CHROMALOX' EMBOSSED IN CENTER OF 2 LARGE

COIL ELEMENTS/ CONTROL PANEL CONTAINS 'OFF LOW MED HIGH' SETTINGS FOR COOKTOP &

OVEN ELEMENTS/ OVEN TEMP. CONTROL KNOB READS: 'ROBERTSHAW/ SLOW MODERATE HOT

VERY HOT & BROIL' [TEMP. MARKINGS 250-550]/ 'KEEP THIS OVER HEATING UNIT' EMBOSSED INTO

OVEN ELEMENT HEAT SHIELD

Current Location

08-Apr-19992475-MAIN-ME--08-TS--


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Article: Sign

Type: METAL

Model: NEW EDISON DIAMOND DISC PHONOGRAPH

Serial Number:




Distributor:


Other Numbers:




General Notes: CATEGORY: SOUND/

Dimensions: cm

cm

cm

090.2

029.8

000.0

Length

Width

Height


Cataloguer:

CSTMC Collection:

CSTMC Number Range: 1976.0123-.0160; 1976.0162-.0185; 1976.0191; trade lit L237



Source Address: 411 DUPLEX AVE. APT 611 Toronto Ontario Canada

Mr. G.P. REITHMEIERSource:

Artifact Lexicon

Advertising

Sub-categoryMerchandising

Category

Communications

Group

Function:

References:

Patents:

Period of Use: 1915-20'S

Area of Use:

SMITHVILLE

CanadaOntario


Significance to Technology: ATMOSPHERE ITEM

Missing Parts:



metal

specific

Finish Details: ORANGE AND BLACK

Decoration Details: PHOTO OF VIOLINIST NEXT TO DIAMOND DISC MACHINE OF LEFT OF SIGN/ SIGN ON ONE

SIDE ONLY; INTENDED TO BE NAILED TO WALL (WHICH IT WAS)

Markings: 'CALL AND HEAR/ THE NEW EDISON/ DIAMOND DISC/ PHONOGRAPH/ M.B. COSBY, SMITHVILLE, ONT.'

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Current Location

29-Sep-19982475-MAIN-P-S-16-WA--


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Article: Camera

Type: Copy camera

Model: Photostat 4

Serial Number: 4088A1807

Manufacturer: Photostat Corp. Acronym: Photostat

Manufacture Address: Rochester New York United States of America


Distributor:


Other Numbers:




General Notes: No. breakdown: .1 camera, .2-.3 lamp bulbs & lamp/ Dim: .1 L-98.0, W-28.0, H-85.0; .2 L-66.0, W-24.0,

H-58.0

Dimensions: cm

cm

cm

000.0

000.0

000.0

Length

Width

Height


Stéphanie CadieuxCataloguer:

CSTMC Collection:

CSTMC Number Range: also trade lit L23752-L23753




CADC EMRSource:

Artifact Lexicon

Specialized

Photographic

Sub-categoryStill cameras

Duplication

Category

Photography

Printing

Group

Function: Copies photographically any size material without intermediate negative. Reduces and enlarges.

References: 1) Photostat and its Operation (instruction manual)

2) The Photostat: The Photographic Copying Machine (instruction manual)

3) Maintenance Chart: Particulars for Cooper Hewitt lamps


Patents:

Period of Use:

Area of Use:

Was used by EMR mapping.

Significance to Canada: Used by Mapping Branch of federal department of Energy, Mines and Resources.

Significance to Technology: Example of a photographic system once commonly used for copying documents. Main unit

consists of the camera, which contains a roll of photosensitive paper, a built-in paper cutter,

and trays containing fluids for developing and fixing the exposed image. A darkroom is not

required. The resulting copy, or "photostat" is a negative image. The operator makes

positives by copying this negative. Although focus and exposure settings are simplified,

Photostat machines do require a trained operator. For this reason, and because the copying

process is slow and the chemicals and paper expensive, Photostat machines were rendered

obsolete by the perfection of dry process, electrostatic copiers like the Xerox.

Missing Parts: Lens

From CA of 03/15/2002 by David Daley: No - Complete

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Materials General: .1 Body made of metal/ .2 Bulbs made of glass & metal/ .3 Lighting unit made of metal. Pts made of

wood.


metal

specific

Finish Details: Walnut wood grain finish.

Decoration Details:

Markings: .01:

Photostat focusing chart reads: "CORRESPONDING/ DIMENSIONS OF/ PRINT TO BE/ MADE ON/ THE

PHOTOSTAT/ [Scale based on size of the subject - diagram of chart]/ DIRECTIONS - LOCATE THE/

SELECTED DIMENSION OF THE/ SUBJECT TO BE COPIED ON THE CHART/ AT "SIZE OF SUBJECT"

FROM THIS NUMBER/ FOLLOW TO THE RIGHT THE HORIZONTAL/ LINE TO ITS INTERSECTION WITH

THE VERTICAL/ COLUMN HEADED BY THE NUMBER IN INCHES/ WHICH IS THE DESIRED

CORRESPONDING DIMENSION/ OF THE PRINT. THE NUMBER AT THE INTERSECTION/ SHOWS THE

PROPER PERCENTAGE SETTING ON THE/ FOCUSING SCALES OF THE PHOTOSTAT./ EXAMPLE -

SUBJECT 28 INCHES LONG TO BE REDUCED/ TO 21 INCHES. FOLLOW LINE FROM 28 TO RIGHT TO

INTERSECTION/ OF VERTICAL COLUMN HEADED 21, AND 75 IS THE SCALE SETTING/ FOR BOTH

HORIZONTAL AND VERTICAL SCALES./ PHOTOSTAT/ REG. U.S. PAT. OFF./ FOCUSING CHART"

Instructions plate reads: "INSTRUCTIONS/ NEVER ALLOW CHEMICALS TO STAND IN TRAYS OVER/ NIGHT.

WHEN THRU DAY'S WORK, RINSE BOTH TRAYS/ WITH FRESH WATER./ USE HOT WATER FOR

DEVELOPING TRAY IF AVAILABLE./ NEVER PUT HOT WATER IN HYPO TRAY./ WHEN NOT IN USE,

CLOSE MAGAZINE, CLOSE BELLOWS/ TURN CURTAIN DOWN, RELEASE TENSION ROLLER./ WATER

WILL REMOVE FRESH CHEMICAL STAINS. KEEP/ APPARATUS CLEAN."

Manufacturer's plate reads: "NO.4 [number stamped in]/ PHOTOSTAT/ REG. U.S. PAT. OFF./ DESIGN

4088A1807 [number stamped in]/ MANUFACTURED BY/ PHOTOSTAT CORPORATION/ ROCHESTER, N.Y.,

U.S.A./ UNDER ONE OR MORE OF THE FOLLOWING UNITED STATES PATENTS/ 1793837/ 1802194/

1811779/ 1818461/ 1818462/ 1824281/ 1834897/ 2065939/ 2109373/ 2124134/ 2142853/ 2236712"

Current Location

25-Feb-20082475-MAIN-G-S-16-B--


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Article: Telescope, transit

Type: TRANSIT

Model: 504

Serial Number:

Manufacturer: Cooke & Sons Acronym: Cooke



Distributor:


Other Numbers:




General Notes: IMAGES OF TRANSIT AND OBSERVATIONS IN REF. 2, P. 7 (R.C. BROOKS, JAN. 2003) /

Dimensions: cm

cm

cm

073.7

033.0

108.0

Length

Width

Height

Accession Lot: XC2192 Date Acquired: 1976/06/07 File Article:

Cataloguer:

CSTMC Collection: DOMINION OBSERVATORY

CSTMC Number Range:

Collector:



EMRSource:

Artifact Lexicon

Position measurement

Sub-categoryObservation equipment

Category

Astronomy

Group

Function: USED TO DETERMINE TIME FOR CANADA; MEASURES THE TIME IT TAKES FOR STARS TO CROSS THE

CELESTIAL MERIDIAN.

References: 1) INFORMATION ON A SIMILAR TRANSIT IN SUPP. INFO. FILE "DEPT. OF CHIEF ASTRONOMER, 1905'

2) H. HODGSON, "THE HEAVENS ABOVE & THE EARTH BENEATH: A HISTORY OF THE DOMINION

OBSERVATORIES", 1989, PP. 7-8 [NMST QB82 C32 D65]


Patents:

Period of Use: C. 1905

Area of Use:

VANCOUVER

CanadaBritish Columbia

Significance to Canada: USED IN VANCOUVER FOR TRANSPACIFIC LONGITUDE/ ONE OF THE FIRST 2 TRANSITS

USED AT THE CLIFF ST. OBS. IN OTTAWA (WHERE THE SUPREME COURT IS NOW)

FROM CA. 1890-1905 THEN MOVED TO THE DOMINION OBS. IN 1905.

Significance to Technology: LATER EXAMPLE OF A TELESCOPE OF THIS TYPE.

Missing Parts: YES; (AS PER CATALOGUE CARD, PIECES MISSING UNKNOWN)

From CA of 11/09/2001 by Matthew Bruce: No - appears to be complete

Materials General: BRASS/ GLASS/ CAST IRON BASE


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brass

cast-iron

metal

metal

glass

Finish Details:

Decoration Details:

Markings:

Current Location

24-Feb-19842475-MAIN-E-N-17-A--


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Article: Range

Type: ELECTRIC-COAL/TOP & BOTTOM OVENS

Model: CE24-A





Distributor:


Other Numbers:




General Notes: LARGE SIZE/ .1- ELECTRIC PORTION INCLUDES 4 OPEN BURNERS OF COILED NICHROME TYPE

WIRE IN CERAMIC BACKING PLATES (7 3/4", 8" & 2X8 3/4"), & LOWER OVEN WITH OPEN

NICHROME TYPE ELEMENT AT TOP & BOTTOM, 2 RACKS, BROILER PAN, DRIPTRAY &

THERMOMETER AT SIDE/ 3-SETTING TEMP. CONTROL KNOB FOR EACH ELEMENT/ COAL

PORTION INCLUDES 2X8" POT HOLES, UPPER OVEN WITH 2 RACKS & THERMOMETERIN DOOR

& ADJACENT WARMING CLOSET/ PULL-OUT TRAY BELOW ELECTRIC BURNERS/ APPLIANCE

OUTLET AT SIDE/ BURNER RINGS ADDED LATER?/ .2- BACKSPLASH DETACHED

Dimensions: cm

cm

cm

076.2

091.4

172.0

Length

Width

Height



CSTMC Collection:

CSTMC Number Range: 1976.0456-.0466; trade lit: L23768-L23775



Source Address: 75 SPENCER ST. Ottawa Ontario Canada

BEACH FOUNDRY LTD.Source:

Artifact Lexicon

Food preparation


Category

Domestic Technology

Group

Function:

References: Museum Documents, Manual, Additional Materials in Supp. Info.

Patents: CAN/ OCT. 10 1922 (ELEMENT)

Period of Use:

Area of Use: Canada

Significance to Canada: MADE BY ONE OF CANADA'S LEADING STOVE MANUFACTURERS

Significance to Technology: GOOD EXAMPLE OF A TRANSITION STOVE FROM WOOD TO ELECTRIC

Missing Parts: TOP SHELF?/ REAR BURNER RING

Materials General: ENAMELLED CAST METAL FRAME, LEGS, FIREBOX, DOOR FRAMES, COOKTOP & SHELF

BRACKETS/ ENAMELLED PRESSED METAL SIDES, BACKSPLASH, DOOR PANELS, BROILER

PAN & DRIP TRAYS/ METAL RACKS/ CAST METAL BURNER PLATES & KEY PLATE/ CERAMIC

ELEMENT BACKING PLATES/ PORCELAINTEMP. CONTROL KNOBS/ GLASS THERMOMETER

FACE

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enamel

porcelain

metal

glass

ceramic

specific

Finish Details: FRAME, FIREBOX EXTERIOR, DOOR FRAMES, COOKTOP & BRACKETS METAL ENAMELLED GRAY/

LEGS, DOOR PANELS, BROILER PAN & ELEMENT DRIP TRAY METAL ENAMELLED PALE

GRAY/WHITE/ SIDES & BACKSPLASH METAL ENAMELLED WHITE WITH BLUE TRIM/ OVEN

INTERIORS & DRIP TRAY METAL WITH SPECKLED BLUE/BLACK & WHITE ENAMELLED FINISH/

BURNER PLATES, KEY PLATE, RACKS & ASHBOX METAL UNFINISHED CONTROL KNOBS WHITE

PORCELAIN/ CHROME-PLATED BURNER RINGS

Decoration Details:

Markings: MFR'S PLATE READS: 'MADE IN CANADA/ BEACH FOUND LIMITED/ OTTAWA. CANADA./ STYLE CE 24-A

SERIAL 22063 VOLTS 110 AMPS. 76/ H.E.P.C. APPROVAL NO. 1187/ 'Beach COAL-ELECTRIC' ON DOOR

OF LOWER OVE/ '10 AMP 250V/SS' STAMPED INTO OUTLET/ 'MADE IN CANADA/ SS/ 7 3/4' STAMPED

INTO CENTRE OF FRONT RIGHT ELEMENT/ 'CE24-A' CAST INTO STOVE TOP/ 'AMERICAN/ THER. CO./

ST.LOUIS' MARKED ON LOWER OVEN THERMOMETER, 'E7098/ HH' ON TEMP GAUGE/ 'KEEP THIS OVER

HEATING UNIT' ON OVEN HEAT SHIELD/ MARKINGS ON UPPER OVEN TEMP. GAUGE READ: 'MADE IN

U.S.A./ BEACH/ BEACH FOUNDRY LIMITED/ OTTAWA, CANADA/ PATD.'/ MARKINGS CONT'D IN

SUPP.INFO.

Current Location

ret'd from LOVE, LEISURE & LAUNDRY06-Sep-20052475-MAIN-I-S-20-TS--


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Article: Range

Type: ELECTRIC/BUFFET

Model: BUFFET ELECTRIC E44FA





Distributor:


Other Numbers:




General Notes: MEDIUM SIZE/ SPECS: 110 V/ HINGED LID PROVIDES WORK SURFACE WHEN CLOSED &

BACKSPLASH WHEN OPEN/ COOKTOP HAS 4 ENCLOSED CAST IN NICHROME TYPE ELEMENTS

(3X7" & 8 1/2")/ OVEN HAS OPEN COILED NICHROME TYPE WIRE ELEMENT AT TOP & BOTTOM,

RACK, DRIP PAN & BROILER PAN/ 3-SETTING TEMP. CONTROL KNOB FOR EACH ELEMENT/

AUTOMATIC OVEN TEMP. SETTING DEVICE ON SIDE/ WARMING DRAWER BELOW OVEN/ 2

STORAGE DRAWERS BELOW CONTROLS/ APPLICANCE PLUG WITH ON-OFF SWITCH AT SIDE/

TEMP. CONTROL DEVICE BADLY CHIPPED/ MINOR CHIPS ON COVER/ SEE 760456 S.I.

Dimensions: cm

cm

cm

060.9

096.5

096.5

Length

Width

Height



CSTMC Collection:






Artifact Lexicon

Food preparation


Category

Domestic Technology

Group


References: SIMILAR ELEMENT CONSTRUCTION DESCRIBED IN: 'WESTINGHOUSE AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC

RANGES' [HSKP W5296 3001 1919]

Museum Documents, Manual, Additional Materials in Supp. Info.

Patents: CAN/ 1928 (OVEN HEAT CONTROL)

Period of Use:

Area of Use:

OTTAWA

CanadaOntario

Significance to Canada: ONE OF CANADA'S LEADING MANUFACTURERS


Missing Parts: OUTLET ON RIGHT SIDE PANEL/ LEVER OR POINTER ON TEMP. CONTROL DEVICE

Materials General: ENAMELLED CAST IRON LEGS, FRONT & COOKTOP/ ENAMELLED PRESSED METAL HOUSING,

OVEN DOOR & DRAWER PANELS, & BACKSPLASH/COVER/ PORCELAIN TEMP.CONTROL

KNOBS/ SYNTHETIC & METAL OVEN DOOR & DRAWER HANDLES/ CERAMIC OVEN ELEMENT

MOUNTS

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enamel

porcelain

metal

glass

ceramic

synthetic

specific

Finish Details: LEGS & FRONT METAL WITH PASTEL GREEN ENAMEL FINISH/ COOKTOP METAL ENAMELLED

BLACK/ HOUSING, OVEN DOOR & DRAWER PANELS & BACKSPLASH/COVER METAL WITH CREAM

ENAMEL FINISH WITH BLACK TRIM/ TEMP.CONTROL KNOBS BLACK PORCELAIN/ OVEN DOOR &

DRAWER HANDLES BLACK SYNTHETIC WITH POLISHED METAL BASES

Decoration Details: DECORATIVE DROP HANDLES ON OVEN DOOR & DRAWERS

Markings: MFR'S PLATE READS: 'MADE IN CANADA/ BEACH FOUNDRY LIMITED/ OTTAWA, CANADA./ STYLE E44FA

SERIAL 28928 VOLTS 110 AMPS. 76/ H.E.P.C. APPROVAL NO. 1187'/ RAISED LETTERS CAST ON BACK

OF COVER READ: 'BUFFET. G&E. 225'/ 'Beach' STENCILLED ON ENAMEL ON OVEN DOOR/ MFR'S INFO

ON OVEN HEAT CONTROL READS: 'BEACH FOUNDRY LIMITED OTTAWA CAN./ HEAT CONTROL 3300W.

110/220 V AC OR DC/ PAT. 1928 H.E.P.C. APP 2593'/ CONTROL PANEL CONTAINS 'OFF LOW MED HIGH'

SETTINGS FOR ELEMENTS AT 'BOTTOM OVEN/ TOP OVEN/ LEFT BACK/ LEFT FRONT/ RIGHT BACK/

LEFT FRONT'

Current Location

28-Apr-19992475-MAIN-P-N-07-TS--


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Article: Range

Type: ELECTRIC/BOTTOM OVEN/ROTISSERIE

Model: ES371

Serial Number:




Distributor:


Other Numbers:




General Notes: FULL SIZE (30")/ COOKTOP HAS 4 FLATTENED CALORIZED CHROMALOX ELEMENTS (2X6" &

2X8") WITH DRIP BOWLS/ OVEN HAS SHEATHED WIRE CHROMALOX ELEMENT AT TOP &

BOTTOM, RACK, LIGHT & VIEWING WINDOW/ VARIABLE- SETTING TEMP. CONTROL KNOBS

FOR COOKTOP ELEMENTS/ OVEN TEMP. CONTROL DIAL/ CLOCK WITH TIMER & AUTOMATIC

OVEN TIME CONTROL/ STORAGE DRAWER BELOW OVEN/ MANTEL LIGHT/ TIMED APPLIANCE

OUTLET/ SURFACE & OVEN PILOT LIGHTS/ OPTIONAL OVEN ROTISSERIE/ SEE 760456 S.I.

Dimensions: cm

cm

cm

076.2

066.1

116.0

Length

Width

Height



CSTMC Collection:






Artifact Lexicon

Food preparation


Category

Domestic Technology

Group


References: 1) SEE WIRING DIA. IN FILE

2) BEACH CATALOGUE SHOWING OTHER ELECTRIC RANGES AVAILABLE (L23770)

3) Museum Documents, Additional Materials in Supp. Info.

Patents:

Period of Use: 1971 TO LATE

Area of Use: Canada

Significance to Canada: LAST STOVE PRODUCED BY BEACH FOUNDRY, A COMPANY WHICH HAS BEEN MAKING

STOVES SINCE DAYS OF CAST IRON BOX STOVES

Significance to Technology: STOVE IS AUTOMATIC AND HAS TIMED OVEN ROTISSERIE & PLUG IN

Missing Parts: 2 KNOBS ON TIMER AND BROILER PAN/ MFR'S PLATE?

Materials General: ENAMELLED PRESSED METAL HOUSING/ CHROME PLATED METAL OVEN DOOR & DRAWER

HANDLES, BURNER RINGS, BACKSPLASH TRIM & ELEMENT CONTROL DIALS/KNOBS/

SYNTHETIC TIMERKNOBS & OUTLET/ GLASS OVEN WINDOW & BACKSPLASH PANEL

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chromium

enamel

metal

glass

synthetic

specific

Finish Details: HOUSING METAL WITH GOLD ENAMEL FINISH (EXTERIOR) & SPECKLED BLACK & WHITE

(INTERIOR)/ HANDLES, BURNERS, TRIM & DIALS METAL WITH POLISHED CHROME FINISH/ TIMER

KNOBS & OUTLET BLACK SYNTHETIC

Decoration Details: DARK BROWN? & GREEN MARBELIZED FINISH ON BACKSPLASH PANEL

Markings: 'BEACH' AND LOGO PRINTED ON CONTROL PANEL/ 'CANADIAN CHROMALOX' EMBOSSED INTO

CENTER OF ELEMENTS/ 2 STICKERS ON OVEN DOOR: ONE BLACK, OTHER ROUND WITH MAPLE LEAF/

CONTROL PANEL CONTAINS 'OFF WARM 234 MED 678 HI' SETTINGS FOR 'FRONT' & 'REAR' COOKTOP

BURNERS, GRADUATED SETTINGS FOR OVEN TEMP. CONTROL DIAL/ CLOCK, 'MINUTE MINDER'

(TIMER), AUTOMATIC OVEN TIMER, LIGHT & ROTISSERIE MARKINGS

Current Location

05-Jan-20002475-MAIN-P-N-06-TS--


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Article: Player, disk

Type: SPRING DRIVE

Model: F

Serial Number: F1488

Manufacturer: Berliner Gramophone Co. of Canada Ltd. Acronym: Berliner

Manufacture Address: Montréal Québec Canada


Distributor:


Other Numbers:




General Notes: NO. BREAKDOWN: .1 PLAYER; .2 HORN/ *COMP. SN: FOR REPRODUCER/ CONDITION:

MECHANISM CLEANED & OILED; REPRODUCER SERVICED (REITHMEIER)/ HAS AUTOMATIC

SOUND BOX

Dimensions: cm

cm

cm

040.6

024.2

000.0

Length

Width

Height


Kathleen M. McCulloughCataloguer:

CSTMC Collection:

CSTMC Number Range: 1977.0118-.0123; 1977.0125-.0140; 1977.0235-.0237; 1977.0



Source Address: 411 DUPLEX AVE. APT 611 Toronto Ontario Canada

Mr. G.P. REITHMEIERSource:

Artifact Lexicon

Recorders & players

Sub-categorySound

Category

Communications

Group

Function:

References: 1) PLEASE SEE FACT SHEET, CONTACT PRINTS & NEGS IN SUPP. INFO. FILE

2) SEE 'RANGE FILE' IN 770118 SUPP.INFO.


Patents: 55078, 79 FEB 24/97/ PAT. APPL. FOR (ON HORN)

Period of Use:

Area of Use:

FROM HAMILTON (REITHMEIER)

CanadaOntario

Significance to Canada: CANADIAN MODEL


Missing Parts: NIL

Materials General: OAK CABINET (DARK)/ OXADIZED HORN SUPPORT ARM WITH SPRING SUPPORT, BRASS

THREADED ELBOW


oak

brass

wood

metal

specific

Finish Details:

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Decoration Details:

Markings: '6' OR '9' STAMPED THREE TIMES IN BOTTOM OF CABINET

Current Location

21-Jan-19942475-TC-Q--C-11--


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Article: Motorcycle

Type: HIGHWAY/TWIN CYL/750 CC/4 CYC

Model: WL

Serial Number: ZE-35T

Manufacturer: Harley-Davidson Motor Co. Acronym: HARLEY DAVIDSON

Manufacture Address: Milwaukee Wisconsin United States of America


Distributor:


Other Numbers:




General Notes: MODEL: BODY OF MACHINE ONLY, SEE BELOW/ *DATE MFD: REFERS TO ENGINE ONLY SEE

BELOW; ENGINE # INDICATES THAT IT IS ORIGINALLY FROM A CANADIAN MILITARY

MOTORCYCLE; REST OF MACHINE APPEARS TO BE MODEL `WL' BUILT IN APPROX. 1941;

ENGINE IS A REPLACEMENT ?/ COMPONENT_SN: 42 WLC 13859/ CW CATS EYE INSTRUMENT

PANEL/ KEY: 1-069

Dimensions: cm

cm

cm

218.0

091.4

109.0

Length

Width

Height



CSTMC Collection:

CSTMC Number Range: 1977.0284-.0285; 1977.0287-.0291

Collector: Dost MR JohnJ.


Source Address: 29 ASHWOOD CRESCENT Islington Ontario Canada

Mr. R. MCKIESource:

Artifact Lexicon

Sub-categoryMotorcycle vehicles

Category

Motorized Ground Transportation

Group

Function: GENERAL TRANSPORTATION

References: 1) HARLEY-DAVIDSON. MANUAL. [L05327, L05324, L05518]

2) HATFIELD, J. INSIDE HARLEY-DAVIDSON [TL/448/H37/1990/NMST]

3) WILSON, H. THE ULTIMATE MOTORCYCLE BOOK [TL/440/W54/1993/NMST] PP.20-21 [ALL IN 770284

S.I.]

4) Museum Documents, Additional Photos in Supp. Info.

Patents:

Period of Use:

Area of Use:



Missing Parts: BATTERY

Materials General: TUBULAR STEEL FRAME/ METAL PARTS/ CHROMED HEADLIGHT RIM, INSTRUMENT PANEL,

AIR CLEANER GUARD, FRONT & REAR SAFETY GUARDS/ LEATHER SEAT/ RUBBER TIRES,

HANDL GRIPS, FOOTREST PADS/ GLASS HEADLIGHT LENS

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chromium

steel

leather

rubber

metal

metal

skin

resin

glass

specific

Finish Details: FROME, FRONT & REAR FENDERS, FUEL TANK, WHEEL RIMS, HANDLE BARS, HEADLIGHT RIM,

EXHAUST PIPE ALL PAINTED BLACK/ BLACK SEAT,TIRES, FOOTREST PADS, HAND GRIPS/

CHROMED FRONT & REAR SAFTY GUARD, INSTRUMENT PANEL CASE, HEADLIGHT RIM, AIR

CLEANER GUARD, CHAIN GUARD & FRONT SIDE LIGHT

Decoration Details: BOTH FENDERS HAVE TWO CHROMED TRIM LINES, ONE ON EACH OUTER EDGE/ MFR

CHROMED PLATE HAS BLACK WEDGE ABOVE & BELOW NAME

Markings: IN CAST RAISED FIGURES ON LEFT BY HEADSTOCK IS: `ZE-35T'/ ON FRAME BY LEFT FOOTREST IN

CAST RAISED FIGURES IS: `418-32'/ STAMPED INTO LEFTSIDE OF CRANKCASE IS: `42 WLC 13859'/

OVAL SHAPED FRM PLATE ON BOTH SIDES OF FUEL TANK IS CHROMED WITH: `HARLEY-DAVIDSON'

STAMPED IN & PAINTED RED/ AIR FILTER HAS PLATE WITH CLEANING INFO ON IT/ ON AIR FILTER

COVER STAMPED IN IS: `MOTOR/ HARLEY-DAVIDSON/ CYCLES/ MADE IN USA'

Current Location

PART ONLY/location for PARTS only:

2421-RENO-09- -A-04

25-Sep-20062495-MGTR-ME--15-08--


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Article: Telescope

Type: REFRACTING/2.5 IN.

Model:

Serial Number:

Manufacturer: Ross, Andrew Acronym: Ross



Distributor:


Other Numbers:




General Notes: FEATURES: FOCUSING TO THE EYEPIECE BY RACK & PINION; A TELESCOPIC SUPPORTING

ARMATURE/ CW 3 EYEPIECES, CASE/ VALUE: IN GBP/ CONDITION: MAIN TUBE IN POOR

CONDITION; A METAL SLEEVE WAS INSERTED FOR REINFORCEMENT [NMST SHOP - FEB.

1979); CASE LID IS CRACKED

Dimensions: cm

cm

cm

094.2

025.0

013.5

Length

Width

Height


Cataloguer:

CSTMC Collection:

CSTMC Number Range: 1979.0078-.0107; also trade lit L33309



Source Address: 34-35 NEW BOND STREET London England

SOTHEBY'SSource:

Artifact Lexicon

Optical telescopes


Category

Astronomy

Group

Function: TO OBSERVE THE CELESTIAL SKY (USED MAINLY BY AMATEURS).


Patents:

Period of Use:

Area of Use:

Significance to Canada: NO KNOWN DIRECT ASSOCIATION TO OR SPECIFIC USE IN CANADA.

Significance to Technology: TYPICAL SMALL REFRACTING TELESCOPE MADE BY ONE OF THE TOP BRITISH

MAKERS OF THE PERIOD (ROSS); MADE ALSO FOR TERRESTRIAL USE (HAS

ERECTING LENS EYE PIECE); STABILIZING PIECE; EYEPIECE WITH NON

WIDTH-WORTH THREAD; HAS YELLOW MOON FILTER AND TWO (2) DARK RED

SOLAR FILTERS.

Missing Parts:

From CA of 11/15/2001 by David Daley: Undetermined - unknown

Materials General: BRASS/ GLASS

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brassmetal

glass

specific

Finish Details:

Decoration Details:

Markings: 'A. ROSS, LONDON' ENGRAVED IN MAIN TUBE

Current Location

27-Jul-19882475-TC-S--A-08--


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Article: Chair

Type: DENTAL/FIXED/HYDRAULIC

Model:


Manufacturer: RITTER DENTAL MFG. CO. Acronym: RITTER

Manufacture Address: Rochester New York United States of America


Distributor:


Other Numbers:




General Notes: Condition: brown finish worn, metal rusting, especially on base; leather panels worn, seat & backrest

have been covered with inexpensive synthetic covers.

Dimensions: cm

cm

cm

135.0

060.2

107.5

Length

Width

Height

Accession Lot: XD0105 Date Acquired: 1980/01/07 File Article: 64102-05

Tanya L. WackleyCataloguer:

CSTMC Collection:

CSTMC Number Range: 1980.0054-.0162; 1980.0890-.0895; SP1053-SP1054; SP109



Source Address: 1990 QUINCY AVE. Ottawa Ontario Canada

Dr. J.D. ROBERTSource:

Artifact Lexicon

Furnishings & equipment

Sub-categoryDentistry

Category

Medical Technology

Group

Function: Used to support head & neck of patient undergoing dental treatment, in a position most advantageous to the

dentist.

References: 1. Glenner, R.A. " The Dental Chair: A Brief Pictoral History." Oral Health vo. 63 no. 9 Sept. 1973, pp. 35-42.

Please see copy in supp. info. file 740003

2. See 800054 SUPP.INFO.

Patents: Patented in USA 1902-18; Canada 1916; England 1911.

Period of Use:

Area of Use:

This chair used in Vergennes, VT by Dr. George P. Wisell.

United States of AmericaVermont

Significance to Canada: Example of the type of dental chair used in Canada.

Significance to Technology: An electric motor was added to the Ritter Dental Chair in 1928. This was a radical

improvement over the previous foot pump chairs. (ref 3)

Missing Parts:

Materials General: Metal base & frame; armrests have wooden tops; leather covered seat, backrest & headrests; heavy

leather panels inserted into footrest frame.


leather

wood

metal

skin

specific

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Finish Details: Base & frame painted brown, with wood grain finish. nickel trim on base. nickel plated pedals & headrest.

grey footrest panels.

Decoration Details: Thin gold lining

Markings:

Current Location

15-Dec-20052475-EC-02--D-FL--


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Article: Lantern

Type: BUOY MARKERS/FRESNEL LENS

Model: 150MM

Serial Number:

Manufacturer: KOPP Acronym: KOPP

Manufacture Address: United States of America


Distributor:


Other Numbers:




General Notes: NO. BREAKDOWN: .1-.3 LANTERNS/ MANUFACTURER: INFO FROM LENS

Dimensions: cm

cm

cm

000.0

023.0

059.0

Length

Width

Height



CSTMC Collection:


Collector: Johnston Mr. JamesA.


Source Address: P.O. 2208, STN "TERMINUS" Québec Québec Canada

CADC TC CANADIAN COAST GUARDSource:

Artifact Lexicon


Category


Group

Function: LANTERN FROM BUOY/ USED MAINLY FOR NAVIGATIONAL PURPOSES THE LANTERN MARKS A

PARTICULAR AREA THAT A SHIPS NAVIGATOR SHOULD BE AWARE OF

References:

Patents:

Period of Use:

Area of Use:



Missing Parts: LIGHT FIXTURES

Materials General: ALUMINUM CASE/ BRASS BRACKET INSIDE/ METAL PTS/ GLASS


aluminum

brass

metal

metal

glass

specific

Finish Details: .1-.2 CASE & HOOD PAINTED WHITE/.3 CASE PAINTED WHITE, HOOD OF UNFINISHED METAL/

PAINT IS CHIPPING & WORN/ RIDGED GLASS LENSES;.1 RED LENS,.2 BLUE LENS,.3 CLEAR LENS

Decoration Details:

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Markings: RAISED LETTERS ON UPPER LENS RIMS READS: 'KOPP. MADE IN USA'

Current Location

07-Sep-19952475-MAIN-G-N-20-B--


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Article: Quadricycle

Type: velocipede/treadle drive

Model:

Serial Number:

Manufacturer: Sawyer, Willard Acronym: Sawyer

Manufacture Address: Dover England


Distributor:


Other Numbers:




General Notes: MANUFACTURER: PROBABLE MANUFACTURER./ SEE '810202-810326 RANGE FILE' (SUPP.

INFO.) FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION/ SEE HISTORY OF WILLARD SAWYER BY DOVER

MUSEUM, ENGLAND IN SUPP. INFO.

[HTTP;//WWW.DOVER.GOV.UK/MUSEUM/RESOURCE/ARTICLES/ SAWYER.HTM] /

Dimensions: cm

cm

cm

195.0

075.0

103.0

Length

Width

Height

Accession Lot: R00072 Date Acquired: 1982/04/23 File Article: 6398-09


CSTMC Collection: SHIELDS

CSTMC Number Range: 1981.0202-.0326; 1982.0514; trade literature colln.



Source Address: 110 Norfinch Dr., Unit 6A Downsview Ontario Canada

Mr. Lorne ShieldsSource:

Artifact Lexicon

Cycles


Category


Group

Function:

References: 1) SCIENCE MUSEUM, LONDON 'CYCLES, HANDBOOK OF THE COLLECTION'

2) RITCHIE, A. 'KING OF THE ROAD', PP. 39-43

3) SAWYER CATALOGUE, 1863 (COPY IN SUPP.INFO.)

4) SCHEMATIC DWGS. BY NMST DESIGN DEPT., IN O/S SUPP. INFO

5) SEE ILL'N OF SAWYER-MADE VELOCIPEDE IN "ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS" APRIL 17, 1858- IN

O/S S.I.


Patents:

Period of Use:

Area of Use:

(GENERALLY) BY 1860 THIS STYLE OF VELOCIPEDE WAS USED ALL OVER THE WORLD (REF.2)

Worldwide

Significance to Canada: NONE

Significance to Technology: THIS TYPE OF INNOVATIVE VEHICLE FILLED THE GAP BETWEEN THE HOBBYHORSE

AND THE BONESHAKER

Missing Parts: APEPARS COMPLETE (LOCK FROM SEAT BOX?)

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Materials General: WOOD FRAME/ WOOD TREADLES W. LEATHER FOOT STRAPS/ METAL FRONT CRANKSHAFT

& BACK AXLE/ WHEELS: WOOD HUBS W. METAL BONDS & HUB CAPS; WOOD SPOKES &

FELLOWS; METAL TIRES/ METALSTEERING COLUMN W. WOODEN PULLEY & LEATHER

STEERING THONG/ WOOD SEAT


leather

wood

skin

metal

specific

Finish Details: WHEELS & SEAT- DARK STAIN & VARNISH/ FRAME- LIGHTER (MID BROWN) STAIN & VARNISH/

METAL PTS- PAINTED BLACK

Decoration Details: NONE VISIBLE

Markings:

Current Location

10-Jan-20102475-EC-02--D-FL--


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Article: Bicycle

Type: velocipede, boneshaker/direct drive/articulated frame

Model: Phantom

Serial Number: 36 ?

Manufacturer: Reynolds, W.F. & Mays, J.A. Acronym: Reynolds



Distributor:


Other Numbers:




General Notes:

Dimensions: cm

cm

cm

175.0

060.0

130.0

Length

Width

Height









Artifact Lexicon

Cycles


Category


Group

Function: A MEANS OF TRANSPORTATION GENERATED BY PEDALLING.

References: 1) ADAMS, G.D. 'COLLECTING & RESTORING ANTIQUE BICYCLES', PG.44

2) ALDERSON, F. 'BICYCLING, A HISTORY', PG. 38

3) BARTLEET, 'BARTLEETS BICYCLE BOOK', PG. 35-37

4) SEE '810202-810326 RANGE FILE' (SUPP. INFO.)

5) Museum Documents, Additional Material in Supp. Info.

Patents: PATENT #1216, 1869

Period of Use:

Area of Use:


Significance to Technology: ONE OF THE FIRST WIRE SPOKED MACHINES/ 1ST RUBBER TIRED VEHICLE

Missing Parts: ONE FOOT PEDAL

Materials General: METAL FRAMEWORK; SPRING, STEM (BRONZE), FORKS, STEERING COLUMN/ WHEELS-

METAL W. RUBBER TIRES/ WOOD GRIPS ON STEERING COLUMN/ LEATHER SADDLE


bronze

rubber

leather

metal

resin

wood

skin

specific

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Finish Details: PAINTED BLACK EXCEPT FOR HUBS, STEM & STEM FINIAL/ HUBS- REDDISH BROWN, STEM-

UNFINISHED BRONZE, FINIAL- BRASS (POSSIBLY BLACK PAINT WAS CLEANED OFF AT SOME

POINT)

Decoration Details: ACORN SHAPED FINIAL AT TOP STEM

Markings: MFR'S INFORMATION CAST IN RAISED LETTERING, ON BOTH SIDES OF FRAME & PAINTED RED: 'THE

"PHANTOM" TRYNOLFD & MAYS PATENT - 10 KING ST., TOWER HILL, LONDON', '36'

Current Location

returned loan to Musee de la Culture populaire,

Quebec

06-Apr-20092495-MGTR-ME--09-FL--


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Article: Bicycle

Type: safety, highwheel/lever drive, rear

Model: Star

Serial Number:

Manufacturer: Smith, H.B. Machine Co. Acronym: Smith

Manufacture Address: Smithville New Jersey United States of America


Distributor:


Other Numbers:




General Notes: FIRST AMERICAN SAFETY; ONLY SIGNIFICANT ONE/ CW CYCLOMETER 810271/ IT IS DRIVEN BY

AN UP & DOWN MOTION ON LEVERS ATTACHED BY STRAPS TO A RATCHETED REAR HUB/ SEE

'810202-810326 RANGE FILE' (SUPP. INFO.) FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION/ A MEANS OF

TRANSPORTATION GENERATED BY PEDALLING.

Dimensions: cm

cm

cm

178.0

062.0

142.0

Length

Width

Height









Artifact Lexicon

Cycles


Category


Group

Function:

References: 1) ADAMS, G.D. 'EVALUATION REPORT'

2) ADAMS, G.D. 'COLLECTING & RESTORING ANTIQUE BICYCLES', P. 130

3) SMITHSONIAN 'WHEELS & WHEELING', P. 54

4) SCHEMATIC DWGS PREPARED BY NMST DESIGN DEPT., IN OVERSIZE SUPP. INFO

5) Museum Documents, Additional Material in Supp. Info.

Patents: PAT. BY GEORGE W. PRESSEY OF HAMMONTON, N.J., OCT. 26 & NOV. 23, 1880

Period of Use:

Area of Use:


Significance to Technology: THE STAR WAS THE FIRST AMERICAN SAFETY & THE ONLY MAJOR AMERICAN

INNOVATION IN THE GENERAL DESIGN CONFIGURATION OF THE BICYCLE (REF.2)

Missing Parts: PEDAL RUBBER PADS

Materials General: METAL FRAME/ METAL WHEELS WITH SOLID RUBBER TIRES/ WOOD HANDGRIPS & HANDLE

ON BRAKE LEVER/ LEATHER SADDLE/ LEATHER STRAP (PART OF LEVER DRIVE MECHANISM)


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rubber

leather

metal

resin

wood

skin

Finish Details: FRAMEPAINTED A SILVER-GREY/ AXLES, SPOKES & RIMS PAINTED RED/ HANDGRIPS & BRAKE

LEVER HANDLE STAINED DARK BROWN

Decoration Details:

Markings:

Current Location

.1pt seat: 75 TC E C 11 (14/June/2010)24-Apr-20012475-MAIN-U--10-FL-01-1B


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Article: Camera

Type: SUBMINIATURE

Model: KOMBI

Serial Number: 9076

Manufacturer: KEMPER, ALFRED C. Acronym: KEMPER



Distributor:


Other Numbers: WLU-12325

Images: Slide



General Notes: FIXED APERTURE MENISCUS LENS, DIAPHRAGM SHUTTER, AN EARLY ROLLFILM TAKING 25

CIRCULAR 1 IN VIEWS ON SPECIAL FILM. COULD BE USED AS A VIEWER FOR NEGATIVES

AND TRANSPARENCIES (GRAPHOSCOPE), IF BACK REMOVED. FOUR OZ. SEAMLESS METAL

MINIATURE BOX/ Colour print in S.I.

Dimensions: cm

cm

cm

005.6

004.2

004.2

Length

Width

Height


MS Sandra N. JudgeCataloguer:

CSTMC Collection: NASSAU




Source Address: 75 University Ave. W. Waterloo Ontario Canada

Wilfrid Laurier UniversitySource:

Artifact Lexicon

Viewfinder-box


Category

Photography

Group

Function: RECORDING STILL IMAGES AND GRAPHOSCOPE

References: 1) PRICE GUIDE TO CAMERAS, 3RD ED., P.85

2) THE ILLUSTRATED HISTORY OF THE CAMERA, P.110

3) 'RANGE FILE: 810708-1608; 811624-1653 [NASSAU & WILFRID LAURIER U. COLLECTIONS]'

(SUPP.INFO.)

4) Museum Documents, Additional Materials and/or Photographs in Supp. Info.

Patents: 'PATENTED IN THE ENTIRE WORLD/ U.S. PATENT DEC. 20, 92, OTHERS PENDING'/ TRADEMARKED

Period of Use: CA. 1890'S

Area of Use:



Missing Parts: DIAPHRAGM, LENS

Materials General: METAL, BRASS


brassmetal

specific

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Finish Details: BLUEING (MFR'D TYPE OF OXIDATION)/ BLUEING WORN ON SURFACE

Decoration Details: LENS IF FLANKED ON EITHER SIDE BY A FLORAL DESIGN

Markings: Stylistic engraving print on front of camera: "A COMBINED CAMERA AND GRAPHOSCOPE/ THE KOMBI/

TRADE MARK"/ Engraved on side of body: "9076"/ Engraved on back of camera: "PATENTED/ IN THE ENTIRE

WORLD/ U.S./ PATENT/ DEC. 20, 92/ OTHERS PENDING/ ALFREDO C. KEMPER/ CHICAGO"/ Engraved on

side of body: "9076"

Current Location

13-Feb-20062475-TC-TP----03-04


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Article: Camera

Type: CONCEALED

Model: CONCEALED VEST

Serial Number:

Manufacturer: STIRN, C.P. Acronym: STIRN

Manufacture Address: Berlin Germany


Distributor:



Images: Slide



General Notes: *MFR: name of mfr is not inscribed anywhere on the camera/ 40MM IN DIAM. ON A ROUND GLASS

DISK 144MM DIAM./ LENS: 40MM/ ROTARY DIAPHRAGM SHUTTER/ R.D. GRAY OF NEW YORK

DESIGNED & BUILT CAMERA AND CARL P. STIRN BOUGHT THE RIGHTS AND IN JULY 1886

PATENTED THE DESIGN IN MOST EUROPEAN COUNTRIES AND HIS BROTHER RUDOLPH STIRN

MANUFACTURED THE CAMERA IN GERMANY. THE CAMERA WAS SOLD UNDER A VARIETY OF

NAMES, AMONG THEM: SECRET, VEST, WASTCOAT, LE CUIRASSE, AND GEHEIM. A CORD WAS

PULLED TO RELEASE THE SHUTTER OF THE CONCEALED CAMERA/ Colour photo in S.I./

Dimensions: cm

cm

cm

000.0

014.5

005.9

Length

Width

Height









Artifact Lexicon

Specialized


Category

Photography

Group

Function: TO RECORD STILL IMAGES


2) ILLUSTRATED HISTORY OF CAMERAS, P.90

3) CAMERAS FROM DAGUERREOTYPES TO INSTANT PICTURES, P.55

4) RANGE FILE: 810708-1608; 811624-1653 [NASSAU/WILFRID LAURIER COLL] (SI)


Patents: FRANCE: 177621, JULY 27, 1886

Period of Use:

Area of Use:



Missing Parts: NONE

Materials General: BRASS/ METAL

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brassmetal

specific

Finish Details: PROBABLY BAKE ENAMEL FINISH ON INSIDE, PLAIN BRASS ON REVERSE

Decoration Details:

Markings: Numbered 1 to 7 around dial

Current Location

26-Sep-20062475-TC-P--B-08--


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Article: Camera

Type: SUBMINIATURE/16MM

Model: STEKY IIIB

Serial Number:

Manufacturer: RIKEN OPTICAL Acronym: RICOH

Manufacture Address: Japan


Distributor:



Images: Slide



General Notes: NO. BREAKDOWN: .1 CAMERA; .2 FILM CARTRIDGE CONTAINING SPINDLE; .3 FILM CARTRIDGE;

.4 FILM/ F2.5CM/ 16MM FILM/ BOX 18/ Colour photo in S.I.

Dimensions: cm

cm

cm

006.0

002.5

003.4

Length

Width

Height









Artifact Lexicon

Viewfinder-box


Category

Photography

Group

Function: RECORDING STILL IMAGES


2) THE ILLUSTRATED HISTORY OF THE CAMERA, P.112

3) SEE MORE INFO ON NASSAU & WILFRID LAURIER UNIV. COLLECTIONS IN 810708+ "RANGE" IN

SUPP. INFO. FILE


Patents:

Period of Use:

Area of Use:



Missing Parts:

Materials General: METAL/ VINYL/ GLASS


vinyl

metal

synthetic

glass

specific

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Finish Details: VINYL COVERED CASE/ DULL ALUMINUM

Decoration Details:

Markings: Incised on top of camera: "Model III B/ Use 16 mm film"/ Incised on front of camera: "STEKU"/ Print on lens:

"RIKEN STEKINAR 1:3.5 F=2.5 CM"/

Current Location

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Article: Camera

Type: SUBMINIATURE/HIT/17.5 MM

Model:

Serial Number:

Manufacturer: C.M.C. Acronym: CMC



Distributor:



Images: Colour print



General Notes: FILM: SIZE 14 X 14 MM ON 17.5MM PAPER BACKED FILM/ LENS: MENISCUS/ SHUTTER:

SIMPLISTIC, 2 SETTINGS B & I/ DIRECT OPTICAL VIEWFINDER/ NOVELTY CAMERA/ BOX 17/

Dimensions: cm

cm

cm

005.5

003.4

003.4

Length

Width

Height









Artifact Lexicon

Viewfinder-box


Category

Photography

Group

Function: TO RECORD STILL IMAGES


2) SEE MORE INFO ON NASSAU & WILFRID LAURIER UNIV. COLLECTIONS IN 810708+ "RANGE" SUPP.

INFO. FILE


Patents:

Period of Use:

Area of Use:


Significance to Technology: Camera used a special 17.5 paper backed roll film, and made 14x14 images

Missing Parts:

Materials General: VINYL/ METAL/ GLASS/ LEATHER


vinyl

leather

synthetic

metal

glass

skin

specific

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Finish Details: RED VINYL COVERING METAL CAMERA BODY, GOLD COLOURED METAL ON TOP, SIDES,

SHUTTER HOUSING AND BOTTOM, CIRCULAR SHUTTER & LENS HOUSING, CIRCULAR, GLASS,

MENISCUS LENS

Decoration Details:

Markings: Print on front of shutter: "C.M.C./ MADE IN JAPAN"/ Embossed on top of camera: "C.M.C./ CAMERA"/

Current Location

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Article: Ship model

Type: TANKER/MOTOR/TWIN SCREW/1:20

Model: UNNAMED/NRC 221

Serial Number:

Manufacturer: National Research Council Canada Acronym: NRC

Manufacture Address: M-50 171A


Distributor:


Other Numbers:




General Notes: CLASSIFICATION (CONT'D): TOWING TANK MODEL/ VESSEL: (CONST. DATE) CIRCA 1963; (AREA

OF USE) 1963 CIRCA/ TWO BOW SECTIONS WERE MADE WITH 0.04 INCH DIA. TRIP WIRES

FITTED AT STATION 19, THE PURPOSE OF THE TEST WORK WAS TO ESTABLISH THE MOST

EFFICENT FORM. RESISTANCE & SELF PROPULSION TESTS WERE CONDUCTED WITH BOTH

BOWS AT THE REQUEST OF DAVIE SHIP BUILDING CO., LAUZON, PQ, THE RESULTS BEING

INCORPORATED INTO NRC REPORTS LTR-SH-29 & LTR-SH-37. THIS WORK WAS DONE CA.

1953; IT IS NOT KNOWN WETHER A SHIP TO THIS DESIGN WAS ACTUALLY BUILT (MEMO FROM

R.J. CORBY, 6/2/84, SEE SUPP.INFO.)

Dimensions: cm

cm

cm

560.0

084.5

042.0

Length

Width

Height

Accession Lot: XD2385 Date Acquired: 1981/05/11 File Article:

Cataloguer:


CSTMC Number Range:

Collector: Paull Mr. TeddyJ.



NRCSource:

Artifact Lexicon

Design tool

Sub-categoryModels

Category


Group

Function: MODEL OF HULL USED FOR TESTING PURPOSES

References: 1) PERSONAL COMMUNICATION WITH DAVID CLARK, LIBRARIAN, INSTITUTE FOR MARINE

DYNAMICS, NATIONAL RESEARCH COUNCIL


Patents:

Period of Use:

Area of Use:

Significance to Canada: MODEL BUILT AND TESTED IN CANADA

Significance to Technology: THE MODEL REPRESENTS A STANDARD SHIP DESIGN BY WHICH VARIOUS

ASPECTS WERE TESTED - IN THIS CASE, THE BEST BOW FORM. TURBULENCE

WAS INDUCED BY TRIP WIRES AND RESISTANCE AND SELF PROPULSION OF TWO

DIFFERENT BOW FORMS WERE STUDIED. THERE WAS NO ONE PARTICULAR SHIP

BUILTDIRECTLY FROM THIS MODEL.

Missing Parts:

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Materials General: WOOD (WHITE PINE) WITH 4 COATS OF VARNISH, METAL (WIRES)


wood

metal

specific

Finish Details: 4 COATS OF VARNISH

Decoration Details:

Markings: '221' PAINTED IN BLACK ON BOW

Current Location

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Article: Ship model

Type: AIRCRAFT CARRIER/STEAM/1:36

Model: BONAVENTURE, HMCS

Serial Number:




Distributor:


Other Numbers:




General Notes: CLASSIFICATION (CONT'D): TOWING TANK MODEL/ NRC NO. 187/ VESSEL: (CONST. DATE)

CIRCA 1960; (AREA OF USE) CAN-INT/ SEE SUPP. INFO./ THE MODEL OF THE AIRCRAFT

CARRIER 'BONAVENTURE' WAS BUILT CA. 1966 OF WHITE PINE WITH VARNISH FINISH TO A

SCALE OF 1/36 FULL SIZE. THE VESSEL WAS SCRAPPED BEFORE ANY TEST WORK ON THE

MODEL WAS STARTED. DIMENSIONS OF THE PROTOTYPE: L-192 M, BREADTH- 24.4M, LOADED

DRAFT- 7M, DISPLACEMENT- 16,000 & (SALT WATER). (MEMO FROM R.J. CORBY, 6/2/84,

SEE SUPP.INFO., 811857)

Dimensions: cm

cm

cm

589.0

068.0

052.0

Length

Width

Height

Accession Lot: XD2385 Date Acquired: 1981/05/11 File Article:

Cataloguer:


CSTMC Number Range:

Collector: Paull Mr. TeddyJ.



NRCSource:

Artifact Lexicon

Design tool

Sub-categoryModels

Category


Group

Function: MODEL OF HULL USED TO TESTING PURPOSES


Patents:

Period of Use:

Area of Use:



Missing Parts:

Materials General: WOOD (WHITE PINE)


wood

specific

Finish Details: VARNISHED

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Decoration Details:

Markings: 'H.M.C.S. BONAVENTURE' PRINTED IN RED MARKER ON UNDERSIDE

Current Location

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Article: Pump, gasoline

Type: VISIBLE PUMP

Model:


Manufacturer: Service Station Equipment Co. Ltd. Acronym: Service



Distributor:


Other Numbers:




General Notes: NO. BREAKDOWN: .1 PUMP, .2 GLOBE/ CW. 2 DETACHED SKIRT PANALS/

Dimensions: cm

cm

cm

000.0

065.0

250.0

Length

Width

Height

Accession Lot: U00042 Date Acquired: 1984/06/04 File Article: 6420-146

Cataloguer:

CSTMC Collection:

CSTMC Number Range:




CADCSource:

Artifact Lexicon

Sub-categoryServicing

Category


Group

Function: USED TO PUMP GASOLINE FROM UNDERGROUND RESEVOIRS FOR FILLING AUTOMOBILE TANKS

References: GAS PUMP GOTHIC, DIANE FORREST, CANADIAN BUSINESS, JUNE 1983


Patents:

Period of Use:

Area of Use:



Missing Parts:

Materials General: METAL & GLASS


metal

glass

specific

Finish Details: RUSTY-WAS ORIGINALLY PAINTED GREEN

Decoration Details:

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Markings: WHITE ROSE GASOLINE LOGO ON FACE OF GLOBE/RAISED LETTERING & PLATES ON SKIRT &

PUMP/WHITE NUMBERS PAINTED ON SIDE OF GLASS CYLINDER/FOR COMPLETE INFORMATION SEE

SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION FILE

Current Location

28-Nov-19862475-MAIN-L-N-20-TS--


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Article: Generator, serial sound structure

Type:

Model:

Serial Number:

Manufacturer: NRC, Elmus Lab Acronym: NRC



Distributor:


Other Numbers:




General Notes: NO. BREAKDOWN: .1 SERIAL SOUND STRUCTURE GENERATOR (SSSG); .2 THREE

SEQUENCER/ SSSG WAS DEVELOPED BY HUGH LE CAINE OF NRC BETWEEN 1965 & 1970;

FIRST OPERATING INSTRUMENT APPEARED AT EXPO 67 IN MONTREAL. BY 1970 THERE WAS A

SSSG AT MCGILL UNIVERSITY ELECTRONIC MUSIC STUDIO/ SEE SSSG 870021, 910221, 910222/

ON VALUED ARTIFACT LIST/

Dimensions: cm

cm

cm

069.3

045.0

193.5

Length

Width

Height

Accession Lot: V00270 Date Acquired: 1986/02/28 File Article: 6385-359


CSTMC Collection: LE CAINE

CSTMC Number Range: 1986.0003-.0013; trade lit L37534-L37538; L37577-L37578



Source Address: 555 SHERBROOKE ST. W. Montréal Québec Canada

MCGILL UNIVERSITYSource:

Artifact Lexicon

Electronic

Sub-categoryMusic

Category

Communications

Group

Function: AN ELECTRONIC MUSIC INSTRUMENT USED IN THE STUDIO TO PRODUCE MOTIFS TO BE RECORDED

& USED IN COMPOSITION ACCORDING TO CLASSIC STUDIO TECHNIQUES. IT CONTAINED FOUR

TYPES OF CONTROL, WHICH ASSIGNED TO EACH NOTE A DURATION, PITCH, VOLUME, & TIMBRE

CHARACTERISTIC.

References: 1) YOUNG, G., 'HUGH LE CAINE: PIONEER OF ELECTRONIC MUSIC' IN 'MUSIC- WORKS', NO. 17, FALL,

1981

2) YOUNG, G., 'THE SACKBUT BLUES', 1989, PP. 140-146, 214-215

3) 'SERIAL SOUND STRUCTURE GENERATOR MANUAL'

4) OTHER PUBLICATIONS IN SUPP. INFO. AND ALSO SUPP. INFO. 860003 (& OVERSIZE)

5) CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN MCGILL UNIVERSITY AND NATIONAL RESEARCH COUNCIL

1968-1973 (IN SUPP. INFO.)

6) Museum Documents, Additional Materials and/or Photos in regular & oversize Supp. Info.

Patents:

Period of Use: C. 1968 POSSIBLY UP TO EARLY 1980'S

Area of Use:

MCGILLUNIVERSITY, MONTREAL

CanadaQuébec

Significance to Canada: ONE OF FOUR SSSG'S DESIGNED BY PIONEERING CANADIAN ELECTRONIC MUSIC

COMPOSER & INSTRUMENT DESIGNER DR. HUGH LE CAINE OF NRC, & BUILT AT NRC

ELMUS LAB. IT WAS USED AT MCGILL UNIVERSITY AT THE SECOND ELECTRONIC MUSIC

STUDIO WHICH OPENED IN 1964.

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Significance to Technology: THE SSSG APPLIED SERIAL LOGIC TO VARIOUS PARAMETERS OF ELECTRONIC

MUSICAL TEXTURE. IT WAS EXTREMELY COMPLEX & POWERFUL SEQUENCER &

WAS CAPABLE OF A WIDER APPLICATION THAN LATER COMMERCIAL

SEQUENCERS. THE SSSG ANTICIPATED DEVELOPMENTS IN THE APPLICATION OF

COMPUTERS TO SOUND GENERATION & CONTROL.

Missing Parts:

Materials General: FERROUS METAL RACKS/ NON-FERROUS METAL CASING FRONTS/ METAL WORKING PARTS/

SYNTHETIC KNOBS, BUTTONS, SWITCHES, & WORKING PARTS


metal

synthetic

specific

Finish Details: OUTER CASING PAINTED GREY/ COMPONENT CASING FRONTS PAINTED GREY OR WITH

MULTICOLOURED DESIGNS/ BLACK, WHITE, & BLUE CONTROLS/ METALLIC APPLIQUE SHEET ON

FRONT PANEL AS BACKGROUND FOR CONTROL KNOBS

Decoration Details: RED, GREEN, YELLOW, BLUE, BLACK, & BUFF ABSTRACT CURVILINEAR DESIGNS ON SOME

FRONT PANELS, CREATED BY NRC ARTIST ANNE-LORE THOMSON DANIELS, WITH THE

COLOURED SHAPES RELATED TO THE FUNCTIONS OF THE DIFFERENT CONTROLS OF THE

INSTRUMENT.

Markings: BLACK PRINTED LETTERING FOR CONTROL FUNCTIONS/ PLATE ON CASING BACK READS 'HAMMOND/

1463-C1/ HAMMOND MFG. CO. LTD./ GUELPH, CANADA'.

Current Location

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Article: Insect picker, potato

Type:

Model:

Serial Number:

Manufacturer: HUNTER, ALLAN Acronym: HUNTER

Manufacture Address: Dundas Prince Edward Island Canada


Distributor:


Other Numbers:




General Notes: CW DETACHED TRAY/ ACCORDIND TO DONOR, ARTIFACT IS APPROX. 80 TO 90 YRS OLD,

PROB. CAME FROM EQUIPMENT DEALER IN ANNAPOLIS VALLEY, N.S., & IS OF TYPE USED IN

N.S. & P.E.I.. MR. HUNTER PURCHASED THE MACHINE DURING A TRIP TO THE MARITIMES; HE

IS INTERESTED IN AGRICULTURAL HISTORY & HAS WRITTEN MANY BOOKS ON THE

SUBJECT/COLL. 860116-860118

Dimensions: cm

cm

cm

189.0

073.0

067.0

Length

Width

Height

Accession Lot: W00142 Date Acquired: 1986/09/22 File Article: 6411-147/6381-214


CSTMC Collection:


Collector: Brown Mr. TomA.

Terms: Tax Receipt Acquisition Value: Canadian Funds: Lot:

Source Address: 856 IROQUOIS RD. Ottawa Ontario Canada

Mr. D. MACINTOSHSource:

Artifact Lexicon

Sub-categoryCrop protection

Category

Agriculture

Group

Function: USED TO REMOVE POTATO BUGS FROM POTATO PLANTS. AS THE MACHINE WAS PUSHED BETWEEN

THE ROWS OF POTATO PLANTS, GROUND DRIVEN ARMS SWEPT THE PLANTS, KNOCKING THE BUGS

INTO A BAG SUSPENDED BETWEEN THE TWO ROWS OF PADDLES.


Patents: PATENTED DEC 20 1894

Period of Use: NEVER USED

Area of Use: CanadaPrince Edward Island

Significance to Canada: A VERY EARLY MACHINE USED FOR INSECT CONTROL IN POTATO FIELDS.


Missing Parts:

Materials General: WOOD FRAME, PADDLES, PARTS/METAL WHEELS,CHAIN, TRAY, PARTS


wood

metal

specific

Finish Details: WOOD STAINED RED-BROWN/BLACK PAINTED PADDLES & HANDLES

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Decoration Details:

Markings: YELLOW STRIPING ON FRAME & PADDLES/HAND PAINTED POTATO BUG ON ONE PADDLE/BLACK

LETTERING READING "PAT DEC 201894 ALLAN HUNTER DUNDAS P.E.I."

Current Location

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Article: Dispenser, beverage

Type:

Model:

Serial Number:

Manufacturer: ENVIRO-SPRAY SYSTEMS INC. Acronym: ENVIRO SPRAY

Manufacture Address: United States of America


Distributor:


Other Numbers:




General Notes: *MFR: A MEMBER OF GROW GROUP INC./ *DIM: GIVEN ARE FOR CARDBOARD TUBE;

DISPENSER L-18.2, W-6.9 CM

Dimensions: cm

cm

cm

038.8

008.2

000.0

Length

Width

Height

Accession Lot: W00042 Date Acquired: 1986/05/30 File Article: 6381-220

Cataloguer:

CSTMC Collection:

CSTMC Number Range: also trade lit: L35892-L35893

Collector: McGowan Dr. J.W.


Source Address: 1255 BAY ST. Toronto Ontario Canada

PEPSI-COLA CANADA LTD.Source:

Artifact Lexicon

Astronaut equipment

Sub-categoryManned spacecraft

Category

Space Technology

Group

Function: TO ALLOW ASTRONAUGHTS TO DRINK CARBONATED DRINKS IN SPACE

References: Museum Documents, Additonal Materials and/or Photos in Supp. Info.

Patents:

Period of Use: REPLICA - NEVER USED

Area of Use:

Significance to Canada: NIL

Significance to Technology: FIRST OCCASION WHEN CARBONATED DRINKS COULD BE USED IN SPACE

Missing Parts: originally came with a black storage tube (not on display in Space exhibit)

Materials General: STEEL, NYLON, PLASTIC & VELCRO


steel

nylon

plastic

metal

synthetic

synthetic

specific

Finish Details: A CYLINDRICAL SHAPED CAN WITH A SPOUT MOUNTED AT THE TOP/SPOUT IS PROTECTED BY

AN OVER CAP

Decoration Details:

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Markings: CAN HAS TWO PEPSI-COLA LOGOS PAINTED ON ITS SIDE NEXT TO THEM IS THE YOUNG

ASTRONAUGHT PROGRAM CREST & SOME RED & BLUE WRITING

Current Location

SPACE EXHIBIT08-Oct-19981867-MU-EX-----


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Article: Telescope

Type: REFRACTING/4.5 IN.

Model:

Serial Number:

Manufacturer: Cooke, T. & Sons Acronym: Cooke

Manufacture Address: York England


Distributor:


Other Numbers:




General Notes: NO. BREAKDOWN: .1 TELESCOPE; .2-.3 DECLINATION AXIS; .4 TRIPOD; .5 ACCESSORY TRAY; .6

FINDING TELESCOPE; .7-.8 EXTENSION TUBES; .9 BARLOW LENS; .10-.15 FILTERS &

EYEPIECES; .16 EYEPIECE ELBOW TUBE; .17-.18 ADJUSTMENT RODS. PTS: ORIGINAL CASE/

*MFR. CITY: & LONDON/ .10-.16 NOT ORIGINAL; .2-.5 MFD BY FORMER OWNER JOSEPH

BOUCHARD, BEAUPORT PQ/ DIMENSIONS FOR CASE: L-199.0, W-29.2, H-21.0 CM/

Dimensions: cm

cm

cm

cm

171.5

000.0

000.0

015.0

Length

Width

Height

Diameter

Accession Lot: W00012 Date Acquired: 1986/04/11 File Article: 6405-10


CSTMC Collection:

CSTMC Number Range:

Collector: Grey MS W.Mary


Source Address: 37 LABELLE ST. Beauport Québec Canada

Mr. L. BOUCHARDSource:

Artifact Lexicon

Optical telescopes


Category

Astronomy

Group

Function: TO OBSERVE ASTRONOMICAL OBJECTS AT MODERATE TO HIGH POWER.

References: ASSESSMENT, CORRESPONDENCE, ETC. IN SUPP. INFO. FILE


Patents:

Period of Use:

Area of Use:

BEAUPORT

CanadaQuébec


Significance to Technology: EXAMPLE OF WELL-MADE ANTIQUE TELESCOPE MANUFACTURED BY ONE OF THE

LEADING INSTRUMENT MAKING COMPANIES OF THE PERIOD.

Missing Parts: ORIGINAL EYEPIECES, DECLINATION AXIS & TRIPOD

From CA of 01/10/2002 by David Daley: Undetermined - changes to box internal supports/empty spaces

suggest possibility of missing parts

Materials General: PRIMARILY BRASS; GLASS OPTICS/ WOODEN CRATE HAS CAST METAL HANDLES


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brassmetal

glass

wood

Finish Details: BRASS ON TELESCOPE & FINDING TELESCOPE HAS BEEN LACQUERED/ WOODEN CASE

PAINTED RED-BROWN

Decoration Details:

Markings: INCISED IN FOCUSING DRAWTUBE: 'T. COOKE & SONS, YORK & LONDON'/ 'DANGER' PRINTED BY

HAND ON TOP & SIDES OF CRATE

Current Location

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Article: Tripod

Type:

Model:

Serial Number:

Manufacturer: Acronym:



Distributor:


Other Numbers:




General Notes:

Dimensions: cm

cm

cm

cm

164.0

017.0

017.0

000.0

Length

Width

Height

Diameter

Accession Lot: W00012 Date Acquired: 1986/04/11 File Article:


CSTMC Collection:

CSTMC Number Range:



Source Address: 37 LABELLE ST. Beauport Québec Canada

Mr. L. BOUCHARDSource:

Artifact Lexicon

Optical telescopes


Category

Astronomy

Group

Function:

References:

Patents:

Period of Use:

Area of Use:



Missing Parts:

From CA of 01/10/2002 by David Daley: Undetermined - changes to box internal supports/empty spaces

suggest possibility of missing parts

Materials General: WOOD (OAK?) TRIPOD LEGS; CAST METAL HEAD; METAL COMPONENT PARTS


oakwood

metal

specific

Finish Details: SOME METAL AREAS PAINTED BLACK/ TRIPOD LEGS & ACCESSORY SHELF STAINED &

LACQUERED

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Decoration Details:

Markings: HANDWRITTEN IN BLACK INK ON TRIPOD LEG: 'Fabrique Par Joseph Bouchard. Beauport-Quebec 1968'

Current Location

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Article: Word processor

Type: STAND ALONE/MICRO/INTEGRATED CIRCUIT

Model: AES-PLUS/ 103


Manufacturer: AES Data Ltd. Acronym: AES Data

Manufacture Address: Montréal Québec Canada


Distributor:


Other Numbers:




General Notes: NO. BREAKDOWN: .1 KEYBOARD, MONITOR & CPU UNIT (.1PT POWER CORD); .2 DISK DRIVE; .3

DISKETTE/ PROGRAMME LOADABLE MINI-DISKETTE MEMORY/ CAME WITH PRINTER 871158 &

COVER 871159/ *FILE ART: FORMERLY OPERATIONAL EQUIPMENT, TRANSFERRED FROM

NMSTC ASSETS TO ARTIFACT COLLECTION IN 1987/

Dimensions: cm

cm

cm

059.0

051.0

050.0

Length

Width

Height

Accession Lot: X00192 Date Acquired: 1987/12/10 File Article: *


CSTMC Collection:





NMSTSource:

Artifact Lexicon

Special purpose

Sub-categoryDigital computing devices

Category

Computing Technology

Group

Function: PROGRAMMABLE MACHINE THAT ACCEPTS, PROCESSES, & DISPLAYS DATA; THIS SPECIALISED

COMPUTER ENABLED USER TO CREATE, STORE, REVISE, & OUTPUT TEXT. THIS TYPE ALSO HAD

COMMUNICATION CAPABILITIES TO ENABLE COMMUNICATION WITH OTHER LOCAL & REMOTE

COMPUTERS.

References: 1) "AES PLUS OPERATOR TRAINING & REFERENCE MANUAL", 1978 (THIS & OTHER MANUALS &

DISKETTES IN SUPP. INFO.)

2) "INTERFACE", AES NEWSLETTER, 1978 (SUPP. INFO.)


Patents:

Period of Use: 1977 TO LATE 1980'S

Area of Use:

THIS UNIT AT NMST IN OTTAWA

Worldwide

Significance to Canada: DEVELOPED & MANUFACTURED IN CANADA BY CANADIAN COMPANY AES DATA; THIS

EXAMPLE WAS USED IN CANADA BY NATIONAL MUSEUM OF SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY.

AES DATALTD. OF MONTREAL WAS FORMED IN 1974 BY STEVEN DORSEY TO DESIGN &

MARKET STAND ALONE SYSTEMS; FIRST PRODUCT WAS AES 90 IN 1974.

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Significance to Technology: AES PLUS WORD PROCESSOR, SECOND SUCCESSOR TO AES 90, WAS

INTRODUCED IN OCTOBER, 1977. IN ADDITION TO ITS TEXT EDITING FUNCTIONS &

VARIETY OF SOFTWARE OPTIONS FOR DIFFERENT APPLICATIONS, IT HAD

ASYNCHRONOUS & SYNCHRONOUS COMMUNICATION ABILITIES & COULD BE USED

WITH AES TYPEREADER, OPTICAL CHARACTER RECOGNITION UNIT THAT READS

TYPED PAGES.

Missing Parts: DISK DRIVE IN .1

Materials General: .1 SYNTHETIC WITH METAL HARDWARE & SOME METAL WORKING PARTS/.2 SYNTHETIC

WITH METAL TRIM, HARDWARE & SOME WORKING PARTS/.3 SYNTHETIC WITH PAPER

LABELS


synthetic

metal

paper

specific

Finish Details: .1 &.2 CREAM WITH BLACK TRIM/.3 BLACK

Decoration Details: .1 MODEL PLATE AFFIXED TO FRONT/.2 MFR'S NAME STAMPED ON FRONT

Markings: .1 ON FRONT: 'AES plus'/ LABEL: 'SERIAL NUMBER/ 387670'/ STANDARD KEYBOARD & NUMBER PAD/ ON

BACK: 'MODEL/ 103/ Aes Data Ltee Ltd/ Montreal Canada'/ MUSEUM INV. LABEL '18878'/ VARIOUS

INDICATIONS AROUND CONNECTIONS ON BACK/.2 ON FRONT: 'AES'/ MFR'S PLATE ON BOTTOM: 'AES

MODEL 103 XD/ 117V 60HZ 4.0A./ Serial No. 894/ AES Data Ltd./Ltee./ Montreal Canada'/ INSTRUCTIONS ON

BACK IN BOTH ENGLISH & GERMAN/ PLATE: '115V'/.3: 'AES/ plus/ SOFTWARE/ Extended Disk/ Repaginate/

English/ Bilingual/ Ref: 113-2101-02/ Contents of this diskette are copyrighted/ by A.E.S. Data Ltd. (1980)'

Current Location

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Article: Globe, celestial

Type: CELESTIAL

Model: 3

Serial Number:

Manufacturer: Denoyer-Geppert Co. Acronym: Denoyer Geppert

Manufacture Address: 5235 Ravenswood Ave. Chicago Illinois United States of America


Distributor:


Other Numbers:




General Notes: FROM SPRINGHILL METEOR OBSERVATORY, BUILT BY NRC SOUTH OF OTTAWA IN 1956/

IDENTICAL GLOBE IN THE OFFICE OF THE CURATOR AT NMST

Dimensions: cm

cm

cm

053.0

053.0

062.0

Length

Width

Height

Accession Lot: W00223 Date Acquired: 1987/01/07 File Article:



CSTMC Number Range: 871191-1192; SP0942.2




NRCSource:

Artifact Lexicon

3 dimensional aids

Sub-categoryObserving aids

Category

Astronomy

Group

Function: VISUALLY ILLUSTRATES POSITION OF STARS & CONSTELLATIONS, STAR SYSTEMS ASTRONOMICAL

PHENOMENA, ETC.


Patents: 'PATENTED' APPEARS ON TOP AXIS; 'COPY RIGHT' PRINTED ON GLOBE

Period of Use:

Area of Use:

OTTAWA AREA. SPECIFICALLY, AT SPRINGHILL OBSERVATORY

CanadaOntario




From CA of 09/22/1997 by Carrie Misener: No - Complete

Materials General: PAPER & SYNTHETIC (?) GLOBE/ WOODEN EQUITORIAL PLANE/ METAL MERIDIAN & BASE/

RUBBER RIM ON BASE


rubber

paper

synthetic

metal

resin

specific

Finish Details: COPPER-COLOURED MERIDIAN/ CRINKLE-TEXTURED BASE/ BLOND WOOD EQUITORIAL PLANE

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Decoration Details: WOODEN EQUITORIAL PLANE DECORATED WITH ZODIAC SYMBOLS

Markings: '16 INCH/ CELESTIAL GLOBE/ Published by/ DENOYER-GEPPERT CO./ 5235 Ravenswood Avenue./ Chicago/

Copyright' PRINTED ON GLOBE/ 'Denoyer-Geppert Co. Chicago'/ PRINTED ON WOODEN PLANE/

'DENOYER-/ GEPPERT CO.', 'CHICAGO, ILL. U.S.A.' & 'PATENTED' PRINTED ON TIME DIAL/ 'MADE IN

U.S.A.' & 'D-G Co./ CHICAGO' APPEARS IN RAISED PRINT ON MERIDIAN POST/SOME HANDWRITTEN

NOTES & ANNOTATIONS APPEAR ON GLOBE/ 'DENOYER-GEPPERT CO./ CHICAGO/ D G 3' CAST IN

RAISED PRINT ON BASE

Current Location

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Model: BELLANCA AIRCRUISER

Serial Number:

Manufacturer: LOWRY, R.E. Acronym: LOWRY

Manufacture Address: Brampton Ontario Canada


Distributor:


Other Numbers:




General Notes:

Dimensions: cm

cm

cm

059.7

084.0

023.0

Length

Width

Height



CSTMC Collection:

CSTMC Number Range:

Collector: Bradford Mr. RobertW.


Source Address: 31 CHESTERFIELD RD. Brampton Ontario Canada

Mr. R.E. LOWRYSource:

Artifact Lexicon

Sub-categoryModels

Category

Aviation

Group

Function:

References: Museum Documents, Additional Material in Supp. Info.

Patents:

Period of Use:

Area of Use:



Missing Parts:

Materials General: Plastic


plasticsynthetic

specific

Finish Details: Airplane has a green fuselage with gold wings, horizontal stabilizer & fin and with silver cowling ring and

floats.

Decoration Details:

Markings: In green on both sides of the wings is: 'CF-AWR'/On side of fuselage in gold is: 'BELLANCA ELDORADO

RADIUM SILVER EXPRESS OPERATED BY MACKENZIE AIR SERVICE LTD. EDMONTON ALTA. CF-AWR'.

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Current Location

EX: Canadian Wings; Tying the Country Together19-Feb-2009NAM-AV-EX-----


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Article: Motorcycle

Type: HIGHWAY/SINGLE CYL

Model: INDIAN


Manufacturer: Hendee Mfg. Co. Acronym: Indian

Manufacture Address: Springfield Massachusetts United States of America


Distributor:


Other Numbers:




General Notes: HAS SMALL RECTANGULAR BAG ATTACHED TO TOP TUBE/ APPEARS NEVER TO HAVE BEEN

REBUILT & RESTORED & IS IN VERY GOOD ORIGINAL CONDITION/ COMPONENT_MODEL:

HEDSTROM (MOTOR)

Dimensions: cm

cm

cm

199.0

061.0

103.0

Length

Width

Height

Accession Lot: Y00214 Date Acquired: 1989/03/14 File Article: 6396-106


CSTMC Collection:

CSTMC Number Range:



Source Address: 18 Dumas St. Hull Québec Canada

Mr. Barry BrownSource:

Artifact Lexicon


Category


Group

Function: GENERAL TRASPORTATION

References: 1) 'INDIAN MOTOCYCLES', HENDEE MFG. CO., 1908

2) 'INDIAN MOTOCYCLES & TRI-CARS' IN 'ANTIQUE MOTORCYCLE', WINTER 1988, VOL. 27, NO.4

3) THOMPSON, E. 'MOTORCYCLES IN COLOR', PP. 142-146

4) Museum Documents, Manual, Additional Materials & Photos in Supp. Info.

Patents:

Period of Use: 1907+

Area of Use:

PROBABLY USA

United States of America

Significance to Canada: ALTHOUGH THIS PARTICULAR MOTORCYCLE WAS PROBABLY NEVER USED IN CANADA,

INDIAN MOTORCYCLES WERE AMONGST THE MOST POPULAR COMMONLY USED

MAKES IN THAT ERA IN CANADA.

Significance to Technology: EXCELLENT EXAMPLE OF WELL MADE MOTORCYCLE OF PERIOD IN ORIGINAL

CONDITION. IT HAS CHAIN DRIVE RATHER THAN BELT DRIVE USUAL TO

PERIOD,HEDSTROM 'AUTOMATIC COMPENSATING CARBURETER', HANDLEBAR

TWIST GRIP CONTROLS TO OPERATE SPARK & THROTTLE THROUGH SYSTEM OF

RODS & UNIVERSAL JOINTS PIONEERED ON INDIAN MOTORCYCLE IN 1905.

Missing Parts: BATTERY BOX

Materials General: METAL(IRON, STEEL, BRASS, ALUMINUM) FRAME & PARTS/ LEATHER MUDGUARDS, SADDLE/

RUBBER TIRES, HANDLE GRIPS/ FABRIC WIRE COVERING

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metal

resin

skin

fibre

specific

Finish Details: BLACK ENAMEL PAINTED FRAME, PARTS/ CHROME PLATED HANDLEBARS, RIMS, PARTS/ BLACK

TIRES, HANDLE GRIPS/ BLACK SADDLE, TOOL BAG

Decoration Details:

Markings: PLATE ON FRONT POST READING 'HENDEE MFG. CO./ Indian/ SPRINGFIELD, MASS./U.S.A.'/ WHITE

LETTERING OUTLINED IN RED READING 'INDIAN/ HENDEE MFG. CO./ Springfield, Mass.' ON EITHER SIDE

OF REAR CASING/ WHITE 'HEDSTROM MOTOR/ HENDEE MFG. CO. SPRINGFIELD. MASS.' & INCISED

'11198' ON MOTOR? CASING/ CAST ON CARBURETER 'HEDSTROM IMPROVED CARBURETER/ HENDEE

MFG. CO./ SPRINGFIELD/ MASS. U.S.A./ PAT. APP. FOR'/ 'BROOKS' IN RAISED METAL LETTERING ON

SADDLE BACK/ SADDLE STAMPED 'PATENTED IN USA/ BROOKS PATENT/ B100/ SIZE 4/ J.B. BROOKS&

CO.'/ TOOL BOX STAMPED 'INDIAN'

Current Location

PTS/location for PARTS only 75-MAIN-U-

-10-FL-02-9A

25-Sep-20062495-MGTR-ME--13-08--


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Article: Keyboard

Type:

Model:

Serial Number:

Manufacturer: Deagan, J.C. Inc. Acronym: Deagan



Distributor:


Other Numbers:




General Notes:

Dimensions: cm

cm

cm

051.5

021.5

007.0

Length

Width

Height

Accession Lot: Date Acquired: File Article:

Cataloguer:

CSTMC Collection:

CSTMC Number Range:

Collector:

Terms: Acquisition Value: Canadian Funds: Lot:

Source Address:

Source:

Artifact Lexicon


Function:

References:

Patents:

Period of Use:

Area of Use:



Missing Parts:

Materials General: METAL/ WOOD/ IVORY


ivory

wood

metal

bone

specific

Finish Details:

Decoration Details:

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Markings: MFR'S PLATE: 'DEAGAN PATENTS/ TRADE MARK/ [?]4,617 - MAR 6 1900 880,341 - JUN 9, [?]/ [?]4,604

MAY,21 1901 991,704 - MAY 9, 1911/ 734,672 - JUL 28, 1903 1,052,713 FEB.11, 191[?]/ 747,310 DEC 15, 1903

1,100,671 - JUN 16, 1914/ 747,341 DEC 15, 1903 1,100,672 - JUN 16, 1914/ 774,224 NOV. 8, 1904 1,424,478

JUL 21, 1914/ 848,974 APR 24, 1905 1,120,112 FEB 9, 1915/ 8,647 [?] SEP 3, 1907 OTHER PAT- ENTS

PENDING/ J.C. DEAGAN CHICAGO U.S.A./ PAT'D IN FOREIGN COUNTRIES'

Current Location

08-Jun-20102475-TC-D--B-10--


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Type:

Model: BOEING 707 C

Serial Number:




Distributor:


Other Numbers:




General Notes: NO. BREAKDOWN: .1 FUSELAGE; .2 PORT WING; .3 STARBOARD WING; .4 STAND ASSEMBLY; .5

BASE/ DIMENSIONS GIVEN ARE FOR .1 FUSELAGE; DIM. FOR CRATE: L-210.0, W-95.0, H-70.0

CM/

Dimensions: cm

cm

cm

196.0

058.0

045.0

Length

Width

Height

Accession Lot: Z00105 Date Acquired: 1989/05/15 File Article: 6411-379/6386-92


CSTMC Collection:

CSTMC Number Range: 1989.0333-.0335; 1989.0469-.0470

Collector: Shortt Mr. AlfredJ.


Source Address: 69 WESTBROOK DR. Edmonton Alberta Canada

Mr. M. WARDSource:

Artifact Lexicon

Sub-categoryModels

Category

Aviation

Group

Function: REPRESENTS A BOEING 707 C IN WARDAIR COLOURS

References: 890335 S.I.

Patents:

Period of Use:

Area of Use:



Missing Parts:

Materials General: PLASTER


plasterceramic

specific

Finish Details: PAINTED WHITE WITH RED AND BLUE MARKINGS

Decoration Details:

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Markings: PRINTED ON TAIL SECTION READS: "WARDAIR/ CANADA"/ ON BOTH SIDES, BACK FUSELAGE: "BOEING

707 C"/ ON BOTH SIDES, FRONT FUSELAGE: "WARDAIR"/ ON SIDES OF NOSE SECTION IS A CANADIAN

FLAG

Current Location

06-Feb-20042421-NAM-14--H-01--


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Article: Motorcycle

Type: HIGHWAY/SINGLE CYL/499 CC/4 CYC

Model: MULTI-GEAR


Manufacturer: RUDGE-WHITWORTH Acronym: RUDGE WHITWORTH

Manufacture Address: Coventry England


Distributor:


Other Numbers:




General Notes: BELT DRIVEN, MULTIGEAR TRANSMISSION/ MACHINE WEIGHS APPROX. 220 LBS.

Dimensions: cm

cm

cm

208.0

075.0

109.5

Length

Width

Height

Accession Lot: AA0013 Date Acquired: 1990/04/20 File Article: 6397-91


CSTMC Collection:

CSTMC Number Range:

Collector: Monaghan MR DavidW.


Source Address: 18 Dumas St. Hull Québec Canada

Mr. Barry BrownSource:

Artifact Lexicon


Category


Group


References: 1) CAUNTER, C.F., 'MOTOR CYCLES: A HISTORICAL SURVEY', 1970, PP. 39-40

2) THOMPSON, E., 'MOTOR CYCLES IN COLOUR', 1974, PP.173-174

3) TRAGATSCH, E., 'THE ILLUSTRATED ENCYCLOPEDIA OF MOTORCYLES', 1977, P.266

4) Museum Documents, Additional Material & Photos in Supp. Info.

Patents:

Period of Use: 1919 TO PRESENT

Area of Use:

UNITED KINGDOM & IRELAND; IT WAS ALSO EXPORTED

United Kingdom

Significance to Canada: RUDGE MOTORCYLES WERE IMPORTED INTO CANADA FROM PRIOR TO WORLD WAR I

UNTIL 1938 WHEN PRODUCTION CEASED.

Significance to Technology: RUDGE WAS ORIGINALLY BICYCLE MFR. WHICH BRANCHED OUT INTO

MOTORCYCLES & WAS ONE OF THE FIRST TO INTRODUCE VARIABLE SPEED

TRANSMISSION, HENCE THE NAME MULTI-GEAR (1910). VARIABLE PULLEYS ON

ENGINE SHAFT & REAR WHEEL PERMITTED GRADUAL CHANGE IN GEAR RATIO.

MACHINE IS BELT DRIVEN WHICH WAS FAVOURED BY MANY BUILDERS UNTIL C.

1920, WHEN IT WAS SUPPLANTED BY CHAIN-DRIVE.

Missing Parts: TIRE PUMP

Materials General: STEEL TUBING & PARTS/ LEATHER SADDLE & SADDLEBAGS/ SYNTHETIC HANDLEGRIPS,

PARTS/ RUBBERTIRES, PEDALS, FOOTRESTS/ GLASS HEADLIGHT

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steel

leather

rubber

metal

skin

resin

synthetic

glass

specific

Finish Details: PAINTED BLACK/ CELLULOID BLACK COVERING ON HANDLEBARS & PARTS OF FRAME/ BLACK

LEATHER & RUBBER/ HEADLIGHT CASING PAINTED BLACK & PLATED

Decoration Details: GREEN STRIPING WITH BLACK EDGING ON TANK

Markings: DECALS ON EITHER SIDE OF GAS TANK WITH GOLD LETTERING READING 'RUDGE- WHITWORTH/

Rudge-Multi/ COVENTRY' WITH RED HAND LOGO; & READING 'Specially Appointed to/ H.M. THE KING'

WITH ROYAL COAT OF ARMS, & READING 'Rudge-Whitworth/ Britain's Best Bicycle'/ CAST 'RUDGE' ON

EITHER SIDE OF ENGINE CASING/ CAST LETTERING ON MAGNETO READS 'C.A.V./ BRITISH MAGNETO/

LONDON/ C.A. VANDERVELL CO/ LONDON/ C A V/ BRITISH THROUGHOUT'/ CAST LETTERING ON

HEADLIGHT CASING READS 'MADE IN ENGLAND/ P&H/ POWELL & HAMMER Ld/ BIRMINGHAM'/ BLACK

LICENSE PLATE ON FRONT FENDER READS IN WHITE 'TS1963'

Current Location

22-Jul-20082495-REST------


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Article: Automobile

Type: 4dr/sedan/hardtop/gas/6 cyl

Model: CHEVROLET/CORVAIR 700 DELUXE

Serial Number: C0769 02389

Manufacturer: General Motors Corp., Chevrolet Div. Acronym: General Motors

Manufacture Address: Willow Run Michigan United States of America


Distributor:


Other Numbers:




General Notes: PTS: 2 CRATES OF SPARE PARTS/ COLOUR: BLUE/ NO REGISTRATION/ KEY: 2-137/ MANUAL

TRANSMISSION/ SEE ALSO CORVAIR ENGINES 710280, 710282, 760484/ SEE DATA SHEET &

MANUALS IN SUPP. INFO./

Dimensions: cm

cm

cm

457.0

170.0

132.0

Length

Width

Height

Accession Lot: AA0129 Date Acquired: 1990/11/16 File Article: 6397-92


CSTMC Collection:

CSTMC Number Range: also trade lit: L24298-L24302



Source Address: 21 PULFORD CRES. Nepean Ontario Canada

Mr. G. GREENSource:

Artifact Lexicon

Sub-categoryAutomotive vehicles

Category


Group

Function: Owner driven passenger vehicle for general transportation.

References: 1) LUDVIGSEN, K., 'REMEMBER THE CORVAIR' IN 'AUTOMOBILE QUARTERLY', VOL. XX, #3, 1982,

PP.306-319

2) DAMAAN, G., 'SIXTY YEARS OF CHEVROLET', 1972

3) LANGWORTH, R.M., 'CHEVROLET: 1911-1985', 1984

4) 1960 CHEVROLET CORVAIR USER'S GUIDE'

5) Museum Documents, Additional Material in regular & oversize Supp. Info.

Patents:

Period of Use: 1960 TO 1990

Area of Use:

EASTERN CANADA

Canada

Significance to Canada: The disproportionate number of accidents involving Corvairs from 1960-63 had a profound

influence on the rise of the consumer protection movement both in Canada & the US as well as

the substantial increase of government protection vis-a-vis safety in the north American

automobile industry. Approximately 50,000 Corvairs were manufactured in Oshawa from 1960 to

1965.

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Significance to Technology: Incorporated a number of significant technical innovations: independent rear suspension,

transaxle design, aluminum engine, air cooled engine, rear mounted engine. Corvair was

unique by 1960 standards in terms of cost, design, & weight but had design flaws causing

handling problems & large number of accidents. This is excellent example of first production

style. Ce modèle de voiture compacte avait été introduit par GM pour rivaliser avec les

nouvelles voitures compactes de ses compétiteurs américains, soit la Falcon de Ford, la

Valiant de Chrysler et la Rambler de AMC, ainsi que celles de ses compétiteurs d'outre-mer

tels Volkswagen.

Missing Parts: no

Materials General: STEEL & ALUMINUM/ SYNTHETIC PARTS/ FABRIC ROOF INTERIOR & SEAT COVERINGS/

GLASS/ RUBBER TIRES/ WOOD PRODUCT? REAR STORAGE COMPARTMENT INTERIOR


steel

aluminum

vinyl

rubber

metal

metal

synthetic

glass

resin

fibre

specific

Finish Details: BLUE PAINTED EXTERIOR/ CHROME PLATED TRIM, PARTS/ WHEELS PAINTED BLUE & PLATED/

METAL DASH PAINTED BLUE/ DOOR PANELS PAINTED BLUE, WITH 2 COLOURS OF BLUE VINYL/

BLUE VINYL & BLUE & GREY FABRIC SEAT COVERINGS/ BLUE & GREY FABRIC ROOF, INTERIOR

TRIM, CARPET/ BLUE FLOOR MATS/ PLATED INSTRUMENT PANEL & GLOVE COMPARMENT

DOOR/ BLUE STEERING WHEEL/ LIGHT BLUE PEBBLE PATTERN IN STORAGE COMPARTMENT/

MULTICOLOURED SYNTHETIC

Decoration Details: BLUE, WHITE, RED & GOLD CHEVROLET LOGO ON FRONT/ LOGO READING 'CORVAIR' ON

HORN

Markings: METAL APPLIQUE LETTERING READING 'CORVAIR' ON EITHER WIDE AT FRONT, & 'CHEVROLET' &

'GUEST/ MOTORS LTD.' ON BACK, 'CORVAIR 700' ON GLOVE COMPARTMENT DOOR/ SERIAL NO.

STAMPED ON LEFT CENTRE BODY PILLAR/ ENGINE NO. STAMPED ON TOP OF BLOCK

Current Location

25-Sep-20062495-MGTR-F3---FL--


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Type: PROMOTIONAL/1:30 SCALE

Model: LOCKHEED LOADSTAR

Serial Number:




Distributor:


Other Numbers:




General Notes: *SOURCE: ATTN: MR. P. LETOURNEAU, QC

Dimensions: cm

cm

cm

048.0

060.9

034.5

Length

Width

Height

Accession Lot: AB0108 Date Acquired: 1991/10/29 File Article: 6560-06


CSTMC Collection:

CSTMC Number Range:

Collector:


Source Address: PLACE AIR CANADA Montréal Québec Canada

AIR CANADASource:

Artifact Lexicon

Sub-categoryModels

Category

Aviation

Group

Function:

References:

Patents:

Period of Use:

Area of Use:

CANADA

Canada

Significance to Canada: THE LOCKHEED LOADSTAR WAS THE BACKBONE OF THE TRANS CANADA AIR LINES

FLEET IN THE LATE 1930S & EARLY 1940S.


Missing Parts:

Materials General: METAL & GLASS


metal

glass

specific

Finish Details:

Decoration Details: BELOW THE NAME OF THE AIRCRAFT ON THE GLASS DISK IS THE LOCKHEED LOGO

Markings: ON GLASS DISK IN BASE IS WRITTEN: 'LOCKHEED/ LODESTAR'

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Current Location

20-Mar-2001NAM-211-07--R-05--


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Article: Recorder, accident

Type:

Model:

Serial Number:


Manufacture Address: Germany


Distributor:


Other Numbers:




General Notes: SYMBOLS AND ACCOMPANYING GERNAM TEXTUAL CAPTIONS APPEAR TO INDICATE TYPES

OF ACCIDENTS OR OCCURRANCES; EXACT FUNCTION OF INSTRUMENT UNKNOWN

Dimensions: cm

cm

cm

020.7

013.7

002.8

Length

Width

Height


Mr. William A. ManningCataloguer:

CSTMC Collection:

CSTMC Number Range:



Source Address: 704-2095 BEACH AVE. Vancouver British Columbia Canada

Mr. D. HISCOCKSSource:

Artifact Lexicon

Sub-categoryMiscellaneous

Category

Aviation

Group

Function: IN EVENT OF IMPENDING CRASH, PILOT WOULD PUNCTURE CARD STOCK INDICATOR TO

COMMUNICATE CAUSE OF CRASH TO INVESTIGATORS

References:

Patents:

Period of Use:

Area of Use: Germany



Missing Parts: None apparent

Materials General: APPEARS TO BE ASBESTOS WITH CARD STOCK LABELS SET INSIDE CIRCULAR

DEPRESSIONS ON BOTH SIDES; PAPER BAND GLUED TO OUTSIDE EDGE


asbestos

card stock

stone

paper

specific

Finish Details: BEIGE; BLACK LETTERING & SYMBOLS

Decoration Details: SYMBOLS ON LABELS INSIDE CIRCULAR DEPRESSIONS

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Markings: LETTERING PRINTED ON LABELS INSIDE CIRCULAR DEPRESSIONS AND ON PAPER STRIP AROUND

EDGE; RAISED LETTERING ON ONE SIDE BETWEEN DEPRESSIONS AND AROUND PERIMETER; ALL

TEXT IN GERMAN; MEANING UNKNOWN

Current Location

20-Mar-2012AV 194-105-02--B-02--


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Article: Range

Type: ELECTRIC/PORTABLE

Model: AHW-116

Serial Number: 4191

Manufacturer: EUREKA VACUUM CLEANER CO. Acronym: EUREKA

Manufacture Address: Detroit Michigan United States of America


Distributor:

Previous CSTMC Numbers: OH0904

Other Numbers: MG0004-0015




General Notes: NO. BREAKDOWN: .1 RANGE, .2 BROILER PAN & RACK/ HINGED FLIP-DOWN PANEL ON EITHER

SIDE CONTAINS 5 3/4 INCH OPEN ELEMENT OF COILED NICHROME TYPE RESISTANCE WIRE

SET IN CERAMIC BACKING PLATE/ OVEN AT CENTRE CONTAINS RECTANGULAR ELEMENT OF

COILED NICHROME WIRE (ALSO FUNCTIONS AS BROILER) & 2 RACKS/ CONTROL KNOBS &

OVEN INDICATOR LIGHT AT BOTTOM FRONT/ VENTILATION HOLE AT TOP BACK/ HANDLES ON

TOP & OVEN DOOR/ FINISH BURNED WHERE ELEMENTS MEET SIDES/ CRACKS IN CERAMIC/

DENTS/ CHIPS/ SOME RUST/ OH SOURCE: E.S. LINCOLN

Dimensions: cm

cm

cm

042.5

036.3

049.5

Length

Width

Height



CSTMC Collection: ONTARIO HYDRO

CSTMC Number Range:

Collector: Trottier Ms. LouiseA.


Source Address: 700 University Ave. Toronto Ontario Canada

Ontario HydroSource:

Artifact Lexicon

Food preparation


Category

Domestic Technology

Group

Function:

References:

Patents: U.S./ PAT. NOS. 2,004,937 2,051,637 2,054,415 2,077,687 2,101,430 DES. 91,995 DES. 96,306 FOREIGN PAT.

NOS. 49/ 10,295 791,650 431,753 OTHER PATENTS PENDING & APPLIED FOR IN U.S. AND FOREIGN

COUNTRIES

Period of Use:

Area of Use:



Missing Parts:


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Materials General: PRESSED METAL HOUSING/ METAL WIRE & CERAMIC BURNERS/ CHROME PLATED METAL

'STOVETOP' SURFACES (AROUND ELEMENTS)/ METAL WIRE OVEN RACKS/ GLASS OVEN

INDICATOR LIGHT/ SYNTHETIC CONTROL KNOBS/SYNTHETIC & METAL HANDLES & BURNER

PANEL RELEASE LEVERS/ FIBRE COVERED CORD WITH RUBBER PLUG


chromium

rubber

metal

ceramic

glass

synthetic

fibre

resin

specific

Finish Details: ENDS, SIDES & INTERIOR METAL ENAMELLED BLACK/ TOP, OVEN DOOR FRONT & CONTROL

PANEL METAL ENAMELLED WHITE (DISCOLOURED)/ BURNERS METAL UNFINISHED & BLACK

CERAMIC/ RACKS ORIGINALLY PAINTED BLACK?/ OVEN LIGHT INDICATOR RED GLASS/ CONTROL

KNOBS BLACK SYNTHETIC/ HANDLES & BURNER RELEASE LEVERS/ BLACK SYNTHETIC & METAL

UNFINISHED/ CORD BLACK & RED FIBRE WITH BLACK RUBBER PLUG

Decoration Details: RAISED PANELS ON SIDE DOORS/ MOTIF OF 3 SHORT PARALLEL RAISED LINES ON BURNER

PANEL EXTERIORS, OVEN DOOR & END

Markings: MFR'S PLATE READS: 'EUREKA ELECTRIC RANGE/ DIVISION OF/ EUREKA VACUUMCLEANER CO./

DETROIT, MICHIGAN/ SERIAL 4191 MODEL AHW-16/ VOLTS 110-120 WATTS 1650/ UL ETL TESTED/ FOR

A.C. ONLY/ [PAT. INFO. RECORDED IN PAT. REF.]'/ 'EUREKA' APPEARS AT CENTRE FRONT OF OVEN

DOOR/ CONTROL MARKINGS AT BOTTOM FRONTREAD: 'EUREKA ELECTRIC RANGE/ DIVISION OF/

EUREKA VACUUM CLEANER CO./ DETROIT, MICHIGAN/ OVEN INDICATOR/ LEFT OFF LOW MED. HIGH/

OVEN OFF MED. PREHEAT BROIL/ RIGHT OFF LOW MED. HIGH/ OVEN TEMPERATURE 150 200 250 300

350 400 450 500 550'/MARKS ON PLUG PRONGS READ: 'HEMCO/ U.S.A.'

Current Location

13-Aug-19962475-MAIN-I-S-08-B--


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Article: Range

Type: ELECTRIC/BOTTOM OVEN

Model: T6?


Manufacturer: SIMPLEX ELECTRIC CO. Acronym: SIMPLEX ELECTRIC

Manufacture Address: Cambridge Massachusetts United States of America


Distributor:

Previous CSTMC Numbers: OH0318

Other Numbers: MG0004-0009




General Notes: MANUFACTURER'S ADDRESS: SAME AS 920326/ MEDIUM SIZE/ SPECS: 110 V/ COOKTOP

CONTAINS 3 ROUND ENCLOSED ELEMENTS (8" & 2X6"), PLUS RECTANGULAR ENCLOSED

ELEMENT WITH RAISED RIBS FOR COOKING MEAT/ COOKTOP ELEMENTS ELEVATED ABOVE

SURFACE BY SHORT LEGS/ OVEN HAS ENCLOSED ELEMENT AT TOP & BOTTOM, RACK &

THERMOMETER IN DOOR/ ALL ELEMENTS CONSIST OF RESISTANCE WIRE SANDWICHED IN

CAST IRON/ 3 SETTING TEMP. CONTROL KNOBS FOR COOKTOP ELEMENTS/ ACTIVATION

SWITCH & 3 SETTING TEMP. CONTROL KNOB SHARED BY OVEN ELEMENTS/ OH SOURCE: CAN

ON BROCKVILLE/ MRS. DAISY BILLINGS 183 KING ST.

Dimensions: cm

cm

cm

069.6

060.3

091.6

Length

Width

Height



CSTMC Collection: ONTARIO HYDRO

CSTMC Number Range:



Source Address: 700 University Ave. Toronto Ontario Canada

Ontario HydroSource:

Artifact Lexicon

Food preparation


Category

Domestic Technology

Group

Function:

References: 1. SEE PHOTOGRAPH "ELECTRIC RANGES USED AT THE BANQUET KITCHENER, ONTARIO OCT. 11,

1910 ", IN SUPP. INFO. FILE.

Patents: USA/ PATENT AUG. 29, 1905/ Reg. U.S. Pat. Off.

Period of Use:

Area of Use:



Missing Parts:


Materials General: PRESSED METAL HOUSING/ CAST METAL LEGS, COOKTOP? &ELEMENTS/ METAL RACK/

BRASS DOOR HINGES & LATCH & TEMP. CONTROL DIALS/ PORCELAIN ELEMENT FEET &

TEMP. CONTROL KNOBS/ GLASSTHERMOMETER LENS

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brass

porcelain

metal

ceramic

glass

specific

Finish Details: HOUSING, LEGS & COOKTOP METAL WITH (RE?)ENAMELLED GLOSSY BLACK FINISH/ ELEMENTS

& RACK METAL UNFINISHED/ DOOR HINGES & LATCH & DIALS BRASS UNFINISHED/ ELEMENT

FEET & KNOBS WHITE PORCELAIN

Decoration Details:

Markings: PLATE AT TOP FRONT READS: 'V-110-3W A41/ T6 S645647'/ 'SIMPLEX' IN RAISED LETTERS AT BOTTOM

FRONT/ THERMOMETER READS: 'SIMPLEX SElCo QUALITY [LOGO]/ Reg. U.S. Pat. Off./ VERY HOT HOT

MEDIUM/ U.S. PATENT AUG. 29, 1905'/ '"DIAMOND H"' MARKED ON TEMP. CONTROL DIALS/ INDIVIDUAL

DIALS READ: 'OFF HIGH MED LOW', 'OFF LOW [MED] FULL', 'LOW MED HIGH', 'OBOB', 'OFF LOW MED

FULL' & 'OFF LOW MED HIGH'/ STYLIZED 'H' AT CENTRE OF EACH KNOB/ STICKER ON TOP READS:

'THE HYDRO/ HISTORICAL/ ELECTRICAL/ COLLECTION'

Current Location

28-Feb-20092475-MAIN-G-S-18-B--


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Article: Motorcycle

Type: HIGHWAY/4 CYL/736 CC/4 CYC

Model: CB750

Serial Number: CB750-2566597

Manufacturer: Honda Motor Co. Ltd. Acronym: Honda



Distributor:


Other Numbers:




General Notes: CW COVER/ KEY: 2-142/ COMPONENT_SN: CB750 E 2455926/

Dimensions: cm

cm

cm

216.0

086.0

140.5

Length

Width

Height

Accession Lot: AD0118 Date Acquired: 1993/11/08 File Article: 6411-268/6382-71


CSTMC Collection:

CSTMC Number Range: trade lit: L24625



Source Address: 305 TULIP ST. Orleans Ontario Canada

Mr. J. HOLMESSource:

Artifact Lexicon


Category


Group


References: 1) 'HONDA MODEL CB750 OWNER'S MANUAL', 1976

2) BACON, R., 'HONDA - THE EARLY CLASSIC MOTORCYCLES', 1985, PP.91-104

3) CURATOR'S ACQUISITION PROPOSAL, DEC. 1993

4) SEE ABOVE & ADDITIONAL MATERIAL IN SUPP.INFO.

Patents:


Area of Use:

TOURING IN ONTARIO, QUEBEC, MARITIME PROVINCES, & NORTH EASTERN U.S., INCLUDING NEW

YORK CITY

North America

Significance to Canada: PURCHASED & USED IN CANADA FOR TOURING.

Significance to Technology: INTRODUCED IN 1968, HONDA'S CB750 WAS 1ST MASS-PRODUCED 4 CYLINDER

ENGINE MOTORCYCLE, DESIGNED FOR ROAD USE BY WIDER RANGE OF PEOPLE

THAN MOTORCYCLE AFICIANADOS. IT HAS OHC ENGINE, 5 GEAR TRANSMISSION,

FRONT DISC BRAKES, ELECTRIC START, & LARGE TWIN TOURING SEAT. 930085 IS

LATER VERSION OF CB750, WHICH WAS MADE UNTIL 1978.

Missing Parts:

Materials General: STEEL/ METAL PARTS/ RUBBER TIRES, HANDLE GRIPS, PARTS/ SYNTHETIC PARTS/ GLASS

HEADLIGHT

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steel

rubber

metal

glass

resin

synthetic

specific

Finish Details: FRAME PAINTED BLACK WITH PLATED HANDLEBARS, RIMS,EXHAUST PIPE, MUDGUARDS,

PARTS/ FUEL & OIL TANKS PAINTED RED/ UNFINISHED METALLIC ENGINE CASING/ BLACK

RUBBER/ MULTICOLOURED SYNTHETIC/ WHITE GLASS/ BLACK PAINTED & PLATED PARTS/

GREEN SPEEDOMETER & TACHOMETER DIALS/ CHARCOAL INDICATOR LIGHT PANEL

Decoration Details: BLACK DECAL WITH GOLD, WHITE, & BLACK LINING ON FUEL TANK

Markings: PLATE ON HEAD TUBE READS 'MADE IN JAPAN BY HONDA MOTOR CO. LTD.: 1/76' & 'GVWR 875 lbs.

GAWR F 325 lbs. R610 lbs./ CB750-2566597 MOTOR CYCLE/ 1976 MODEL'/ SYNTHETIC SYMBOL ON OIL

TANK READS '750 Four' IN BLACK & WHITE SCRIPT, WITH ORANGE & SILVER WING LOGO/ SYNTHETIC

PLATE OF FUEL TANK READS 'HONDA' IN BLACK & WHITE LETTERING/ INCISED ENGINE SN ON

ENGINE CASING READS 'CB750E 2455926'/ CAST 'HONDA' ON EITHER SIDE OF ENGINE CASING/ CAST

'OHC 750' ON CASING/ DECAL READING 'KERKER' ON EXHAUST PIPE/ GREY STAMPED 'HONDA' ON

SADDLE BACK/ 1987 ONTARIO LICENSE READS 'ONT 611 AX'

Current Location

08-Oct-19972495-MGTR-ME--21-02--


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Article: Telescope model, radio

Type: DISPLAY

Model: ALGONQUIN RADIO OBSERVATORY

Serial Number:




Distributor:


Other Numbers:




General Notes: NO. BREAKDOWN: .1 MODEL; .2 POWER SUPPLY. PTS: SMALL DETAIL PIECES & FIGURE (FOR

.1); ELECTRICAL CORD (FOR .2)/ MODEL IS CRATED/ *DIM: GIVEN ARE FOR .1 CRATE; .1 D-76.0

H- 88.0; .2 L- 24.0, W- 12.0, H-23.0 CM/ MANUFACTURER: PROB. MFD BY NRC'S HERZBERG INST.

OF ASTROPHYSICS/ MODEL ORIGINALLY ON LOAN TO NMST FROM NRC; TRANSFERRED TO

MUSEUM 1991.02.11 (SEE S.I. RCVD 1999.05.12)/

Dimensions: cm

cm

cm

084.0

084.0

112.5

Length

Width

Height

Accession Lot: AD0127 Date Acquired: 1993/11/22 File Article: SEE COMM



CSTMC Number Range:

Collector: Brooks Dr. RandallC.



NRCSource:

Artifact Lexicon

Models

Sub-categoryDemonstration & teaching equipment

Category

Astronomy

Group

Function: TO ACCURATELY DEPICT A LARGE OBJECT IN MINIATURE FORM.

References: 1. LOCKE, J.L. "RECENT DEVELOPMENTS OF RADIO ASTRONOMY IN CANADA" RASC JOURNAL,

VOL.61 NO.5, PP.324-338

2. WORKSHEET (RCB)

3. NRC PUBLICATIONS, ETC.

4. UPDATE (RCB 1999.08.25) (COPIES OF ALL IN S.I.)

5. SEE ALSO FRAMED PHOTO, 7 BOXES & 1 ROLL OF SUPP. INFO. FOR ALGONQUIN RADIO

TELESCOPE IN OVERSIZE S.I.

Patents:

Period of Use: THIS MODEL WAS USED AT NMST C. 1988 TO 1990.

Area of Use:

USED AT NRC & NMST, OTTAWA ONT.

CanadaOntario

Significance to Canada: MODEL OF CANADA'S LARGEST RADIO TELESCOPE, SITUATED IN ALGONQUIN PARK, &

KNOWN AS THEALGONQUIN RADIO OBSERVATORY. IT WAS LOCATED AT THE EAST END

OF THE 1ST VERY LONG BASELINE INTERFEROMETER (WESTERN END WAS AT THE

DOMINION RADIO ASTROPHYSICAL OBSERVATORY, PENTICTON, BC). LBI TECHNIQUE

PIONEERED BY CDN ASTROMONERS IN 1967.

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Significance to Technology: ALGONQUIN PARK RADIO TELESCOPE WAS BUILT 1961-1965 WITH OBSERVATIONS

COMMENCING IN 1966. IT MEASURES 46 METERS (150 FT. WITH THE SOLID

SURFACE 120 FT. IN DIAMETER). IT COULD BE USED AS A PRIME FOCUS

INSTRUMENT, OR IN COMBINATION WITH AN AUXILLIARY ELLIPSOIDAL REFLECTOR

TO REDUCE BACKGROUND NOISE. THIS DISH & THE 25.6 M DISH AT DRAO HAD THE

MOST PRECISE PAR SURFACE (TO APX. 3 MM) OF ANY RADIO TELESCOPES OF

COMPARABLE SIZE IN THE WORLD.

Missing Parts: APPEARS COMPLETE. MODIFIED FOR DISPLAY BY NMST SHOPS.

From CA of 01/29/2002 by Matthew Bruce: No - appears complete

Materials General: .1 METAL, WOOD & SYNTHETIC CONSTRUCTION..1 CASE IS WOOD, WITH METAL

HARDWARE./.2 METAL CASING; SOME SYNTHETIC FITTINGS.2PT CORD IS SYNTHETIC &

METAL.


metal

wood

synthetic

specific

Finish Details: .1 OFF-WHITE WITH LIGHT GREY BASE & SCREENING ON PERIMETER OF DISH; BLACK PLASTIC

WINDOWS ON TELESCOPE HOUSING/.2 MEDIUM GREY METAL HOUSING HAS MOTTLED FINISH

ON UPPER PORTION; FLAT SILVER GREY METAL BASE. PANEL IN MIDSECTION OF UPPER

CASING RESEMBLES OPEN WEAVE.

Decoration Details:

Markings: .1 No markings/.2 " H I A N R C/ OTTAWA/ I H A C N R " printed on decal applied to one side of casing; " 150 FT

MODEL/ MASTER CONTROL " printed in large format dymp tape labelling on reverse. / All controls labelled.

Current Location

14-Feb-20092421-NAM-12--C-08--


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Article: Outboard motor

Type:

Model: SEAHORSE AERO-BUILT 300


Manufacturer: JOHNSON MOTOR CO. Acronym: JOHNSON MOTOR

Manufacture Address: Peterborough Ontario Canada


Distributor:


Other Numbers:




General Notes: PTS: DISPLAY STAND/ *DIM: GIVEN DO NOT INCLUDE STAND/ CONDITION: MOTOR HAS BEEN

SEVERELY DENTED ALONG UPPER EDGE OF GAS TANK ON FRONT; DAMAGE NOTED AT TIME

OF CATALOGUING

Dimensions: cm

cm

cm

045.0

027.0

090.0

Length

Width

Height

Accession Lot: AE0168 Date Acquired: 1994/11/25 File Article: 6411-524/6389-52


CSTMC Collection:


Collector: Wilson MR GarthS.


Source Address: 45 BEAUMARIS DR. Ottawa Ontario Canada

Mr. K.E. JACKSONSource:

Artifact Lexicon

Outboard engines

Sub-categoryMotive power

Category


Group

Function: TO PROVIDE MOTIVE POWER FOR SMALL MARINE CRAFT.

References:

Patents: DECAL ON MOTOR HOUSING DAMAGED; READS IN PART: " PATENTS AND TRADE M[ARK].....FOREIGN

COUNTRIES..."

Period of Use: THIS TYPE OF MOTOR USED C. 1935 +.

Area of Use:

THIS TYPE OF MOTOR USED IN CANADA; POSSIBLY USED IN U.S.A.

Canada

Significance to Canada: EXAMPLE OF POPULAR " SEAHORSE " MOTOR MANUFACTURED IN PETERBOROUGH,

ONT. BY JOHNSON MOTOR CO. C. 1935.


Missing Parts: NONE EVIDENT.

Materials General: PRIMARILY METAL CONSTRUCTION. WOVEN FIBRE PULL ROPE HAS WOODEN HANDLE.

SYNTHETIC HANDGRIP, PLUG COVERS, GAS TANK CAP, ETC. ALUMINUM STAND HAS

WOODEN CROSSPIECE TO SUPPORT MOTOR.


aluminummetal

synthetic

wood

fibre

specific

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Finish Details: BRUSHED AND POLISHED SILVER METAL FINISH ON MOTOR. RED DECALS. BLACK HANDGRIP,

KNOBS, AND OTHER MINOR FITTINGS.

Decoration Details:

Markings: " JOHNSON MOTOR COMPANY/ PETERBORO CANADA/ SERIALNO./ 23977/ 300/ MODEL " & seahorse logo

appear on plate over motor pull cord housing. Red decals applied to front and sides of gas tank are damaged;

read in part: " JOHNSON/ SEAHORSE/ PATENTS AND TRADE M[ARK].... FOREIGN COUNTRIES MAD[E IN

CANADA] ", & include seahorse logo. " SERIAL/ NO. 23977 " stamped into motor housing, above control lever.

All controls, etc. labelled. " MATEX " appears in raised print on handgrip. Some part nos. cast on individual

components. " 8 x 6 1/2 " incised on propeller blade.

Current Location

19-Jun-19972475-MAIN-E-S-19-B--


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Article: Outboard motor

Type: 1.5 HP

Model: WISCONSIN ROW-BOAT MOTOR

Serial Number: R 55

Manufacturer: WISCONSIN MACHINERY & MFG. CO. Acronym: Wisconsin

Manufacture Address: Milwaukee Wisconsin United States of America


Distributor:


Other Numbers:




General Notes: NO. BREAKDOWN: .1 MOTOR; .2 POWER SOURCE. PTS: STEERING HANDLE (NOT ATTCHED); &

DISPLAY STAND/ *DIM: GIVEN FOR .1 DO NOT INCLUDE STAND; .2 L-28.5, W-22.0, H-9.0 CM. DIM

FOR .2 DO NOT INCLUDE CONNECTION CORDS

Dimensions: cm

cm

cm

065.0

031.0

092.0

Length

Width

Height

Accession Lot: AE0168 Date Acquired: 1994/11/25 File Article: 6411-524/6389-52


CSTMC Collection:




Source Address: 45 BEAUMARIS DR. Ottawa Ontario Canada

Mr. K.E. JACKSONSource:

Artifact Lexicon

Outboard engines

Sub-categoryMotive power

Category


Group

Function: TO PROVIDE MOTIVE POWER FOR SMALL MARINE CRAFT.

References:

Patents: " PATENTED DEC.26-05 " INCISED IN GREASE RECEPTACLE COVER, BELOW MOTOR HEAD.

Period of Use: THIS TYPE OF MOTOR PROBABLY USED C. 1914 +

Area of Use:

THIS TYPE OF MOTOR USED IN USA; POSSIBLY USED IN CANADA.

United States of America


Significance to Technology: INTERESTING EXAMPLE OF SMALL MOTOR WHICH COULD BE POWERED BY

EITHER GASOLINE OR ELECTRIC BATTERY.

Missing Parts: APPEARS COMPLETE.

Materials General: .1 PRIMARILY METAL, INCLUDING BRASS & STEEL. PROPELLER WHEEL FITTED WITH

WOODEN HANDLE. SYNTHETIC ( OR POSSIBLY RUBBER ) HOSE. ALUMINUM STAND HAS

WOODEN CROSS PIECE ON WHICH TO MOUNT MOTOR./.2 METAL CASING; LEATHER STRAPS

& HANDLE OVER WOODEN SUPPORT.


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brass

steel

aluminum

leather

metal

metal

metal

wood

synthetic

skin

Finish Details: .1 PROP WHEEL HUB,GAS TANK, MOTOR WORKS CASING, MOUNTING BRACKET & RUDDER

BLADE PAINTED PALE GREEN; MOTOR SHAFT AND PROPELLER HAVE NATURAL FINISH; SOME

COMPONENTS HAVE CHROMED FINISH./.2 BATTERY CASING PAINTED PALE GREEN; BROWN

LEATHER STRAP & HANDLE OVER WOODEN BRACE.

Decoration Details: BLACK PINSTRIPING BORDERS GASTANK ON.1 AND.2 BATTERY BOX.

Markings: .1 " WISCONSIN/ ROW-BOAT/ MOTOR/ WISCONSIN/ MACHINERY/ & MFG CO./ MILWAUKEE/ WIS/ USA "

and directional arrow cast in raised print on propeller wheel. " PATENTED DEC. 26-05 " incised on grease port

cap. " 53 " stamped into propeller blade. Possible serial no. " R 55 " stamped into bracket supporting filter. Some

part nos. cast on various component pieces.

Current Location

19-Jun-19972475-MAIN-E-S-19-B--


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Type: CUTAWAY

Model: Tupolev Tu 154

Serial Number:




Distributor:


Other Numbers:




General Notes: Airplane model is a cutaway: half of the model section lengthways/ Airplane is screwed to wooden frame

to support and to transport it/ Dimensions are for the frame

Dimensions: cm

cm

cm

246.5

066.0

197.0

Length

Width

Height

Accession Lot: AE0189 Date Acquired: 1994/12/13 File Article:


CSTMC Collection:

CSTMC Number Range:



Source Address: 615 DE MAISONNEUVE Montréal Québec Canada

AEROFLOT RUSSIAN INT'L AIRPLINESSource:

Artifact Lexicon

Sub-categoryModels

Category

Aviation

Group

Function: Model of Tupolev Tu 154 airplane, built reveal the inner structure.

References:

Patents:

Period of Use:

Area of Use:



Missing Parts: wheel

Materials General: PLASTER FUSELAGE WITH PLASTIC PARTS


plasterceramic

synthetic

wood

specific

Finish Details: Top length part of fuselage is white; mid-fuselage part is blue; lower part of fuselage and wings are

silver/grey

Decoration Details:

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Markings: Print on nose section reads: "TY-154"/ Print on fuselage is written in Russian and logo is covered by wooden

frame (crate)/ Print on tail section: "CCCP-85063"/ Beside is the Russian flag/ Print on wings: "85063"/

Current Location

11-Jul-20062421-NAM-07--A-FL--


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Article: Bicycle

Type: safety/shaft drive/spring frame/coaster brakes/mens

Model: Columbia 88

Serial Number: 2082 C

Manufacturer: American Cycle Mfg. Co. Acronym: American Cycle

Manufacture Address: New York New York United States of America


Distributor:


Other Numbers:




General Notes: WOOD WHEEL RIMS/ CW ATTACHED BELL & TOE CLASPS/ AMERICAN CYCLE MFG. CO. WAS

SUCCESSOR TO POPE MFG. CO./ DATE OF MFG. FROM APPRAISAL FOR TAX RECEIPT/

Dimensions: cm

cm

cm

184.0

050.0

102.0

Length

Width

Height

Accession Lot: AF0092 Date Acquired: 1995/08/03 File Article: 6411-585/6383-52; 6398-31



CSTMC Number Range: 1995.1029-.1290; SP1166; SP1300; SP1341; trade literature



Source Address: #2408-131 Beecroft Rd. North York Ontario Canada


Artifact Lexicon

Cycles


Category


Group

Function: PERSONAL TRANSPORTATION OR RECREATIONAL VEHICLE FOR ONE PERSON.

References: 1) ACQUISITION PROPOSAL & APPRAISALS FOR TAX RECEIPTS IN SUPP. INFO. 951029

2) POPE MFG. CO., "COLUMBIA BEVEL-GEAR CHAINLESS MECHANISM", (REPRINT), AFTER 1907

(SUPP. INFO. L34130)

Patents:

Period of Use:

Area of Use:

CIRCA 1900+

Significance to Canada: AMERICAN MADE BICYCLE, PART OF CANADA'S LARGEST & MOST IMPORTANT CYCLE

COLLECTION.

Significance to Technology: EXAMPLE OF TURN OF CENTURY BICYCLE WITH CHAINLESS SHAFT DRIVE &

SPRING FRAME.


Materials General: STEEL FRAME,PARTS/ LEATHER SADDLE/ WOOD WHEEL RIMS/ RUBBER TIRES/ RUBBER OR

SYNTHETIC HAND GRIPS


steel

leather

rubber

metal

wood

skin

resin

specific

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Finish Details: FRAME & WHEEL RIMSS PAINTED BLACK/ SOME METAL FINISHES OBSCURED BY CORROSION/

BROWN SADDLE/BLACK RUBBER

Decoration Details: OBSCURED

Markings: HEADPLATE READS "1902/ Columbia [SCRIPT]/ MODEL 88"/ GOLD & BLACK LABEL ON SEAT TUBE

READS "MADE BY/ AMERICAN/ CYCLE MFG./ COMPANY/ NEW YORK/ U.S.A." & "SUCCESSOR TO POPE

MFG. CO."

Current Location

29-Sep-19982495-MGTR-ME--01-TS--


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Type: DISPLAY/COMMERCIAL

Model: CANADAIR CL-62

Serial Number:




Distributor:


Other Numbers:




General Notes: *SOURCE: ATTN: MR. W. SAUNDERS/ AIRPLANE RESTS ON ITS OWN LANDING GEAR/ WINGS

AND PROPELLERS ARE MOVABLE

Dimensions: cm

cm

cm

093.0

077.5

025.0

Length

Width

Height

Accession Lot: AF0084 Date Acquired: 1995/07/16 File Article: 6386-550


CSTMC Collection:


Collector: Ducharme Mr. MarcG.


Source Address: P.O. BOX 6087, STATION A Montréal Québec Canada

BOMBARDIER INC., CANADAIR/[ADDCOMM]Source:

Artifact Lexicon

Sub-categoryModels

Category

Aviation

Group

Function: REPRESENTATION OF A CANADAIR CL-62

References: VTOL/STOL CANADAIR LTD., MONTREAL, SEPTEMBER 1961.

Patents:

Period of Use: AFTER 1965

Area of Use: CanadaQuébec

Significance to Canada: VERTICAL TAKE OFF AIRCRAFT WAS DEVELOPED BY CANADAIR INTHE 1950'S.

Significance to Technology: TILT WING: MOVEABLE WINGS ALLOW VERTICAL TAKE OFF AND LANDING

Missing Parts: RUBBER WHEELS ON FRONT LANDING GEAR

From CA dated April 18, 2000 by Corey Stephen - Missing nose wheel tires.

Materials General: WOOD/ SYNTHETIC/ RUBBER TIRES


rubber

wood

synthetic

resin

specific

Finish Details: TOP OF FUSELAGE AND PART OF FIN PAINTED WHITE/ TOP OF NOSE PAINTED RED/ RED

PAINTED STRIPE ALONG THE MID-SECTION OF FUSELAGE/ BOTTOM OF FUSELAGE PAINTED

SILVER/ WINGS, PROPELLERS (4), TAILPLANE AND VERTICLE STABILIZERS PAINTED SILVER/

RUDDER PAINTED RED

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Decoration Details:

Markings: FRONT TOP PART OF FUSELAGE PRINTED IN BLACK READS: "CANADAIR-246" FOLLOWED BY A RED

MAPLE LEAF FLAG/ PRINTED IN BLACK ON FIN READS: "CF-STOL"

Current Location

13-Feb-2012AV 194-105-14--D-04--


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Article: Balance

Type: ULTRA-MICRO/DIGITAL/10MG

Model: UM6


Manufacturer: Mettler Acronym: Mettler

Manufacture Address: Switzerland


Distributor:

Previous CSTMC Numbers: MC0316

Other Numbers:




General Notes: CARD AFFIXED TO SIDE (NOW IN S.I. FILE) READS: '"METTLER" SINGLE PAN/ CAPACITY 10

MILLIGRAMS/ RESOLUTION: 0.5 MG'/ CONDITION: PAINT CRACKED ON LEFT SIDE/ COST IN 1964

$2730.00 [REF 1]/ THERE ARE 5 RIDERS, A BALANCE BEAM AND PANS IN WEIGHING

COMPARTMENT ON TOP OF BALANCE/ ALSO COMES WITH 3 UNIDENTIFIED METAL PARTS

STORED IN BAG/

Dimensions: cm

cm

cm

048.0

042.0

050.0

Length

Width

Height

Accession Lot: AH0103 Date Acquired: 1997/11/06 File Article: 6420-168

Ms. M.D. WillisCataloguer:

CSTMC Collection:

CSTMC Number Range: 1997.0064-.0215; 1997.0220-.0265; 1997.0278; 1997.0467; S



Source Address: TUNNEY'S PASTURE Ottawa Ontario Canada

MEASUREMENT CANADASource:

Artifact Lexicon

Sub-categoryMass/weight

Category

Metrology

Group

Function: USED TO DETERMINE THE MASS OF EXTREMELY SMALL SUBSTANCES IN A LABORATORY SETTING.

IT HAS A CAPACITY OF 10 MILLIGRAMS WITH A SENSITIVITY OF 0.5 MICROGRAMS.

References: 1) E.H. SARGENT & CO. CATALOG 1964; PG 24 [NMST TRADELIT # L30491] (COPY OF PAGE IN S.I.

FILE)

2) SEE 970064 SUPP. INFO.

Patents:

Period of Use: PROBABLY USED IN THE 1960S AND 1970S

Area of Use:

THIS ONE USED IN THE MASS LABORATORY OF THE DEPT. OF TRADE AND COMMERCE IN

OTTAWA

CanadaOntario

Significance to Canada: EXAMPLE OF BALANCE USED IN THE MASS LAB OF THE DEPT. OF TRADE & COMMERCE.

Significance to Technology: THIS IS A DIRECT READING ULTRA-MICRO BALANCE OF THE CONVENTIONAL BEAM

& KNIFE EDGE TYPE, NOT USING TORSION ELEMENTS IN CONSTRUCTION. [REF 1]

Missing Parts: PLASTIC COVER;BRUSH; 10 MG CHECK WEIGHT; AND INSTRUCTIONS

Materials General: METAL BODY; SYNTHETIC KNOBS; METAL AND GLASS WORKING PARTS


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metal

glass

synthetic

Finish Details: TOP AND SIDES PALE GREEN MATTE PAINT; FRONT PANEL AND LEDGE TOP WHITE BAKED

ENAMEL; BOTTOM ON ALL SIDES DARKER GREEN MATTE PAINT; KNOBS GREY OR BLACK

Decoration Details:

Markings: MFG'S PLATE ON BACK: 'Mettler [LOGO]/ Type UM6/ No. 130431/ Max. 10 mg/ Made in Switzerland'/

PRINTED ON FRONT: 'Mettler [LOGO]'/ STICKER ON FRONT: 'INDUSTRY CANADA/ [BAR CODE]/ 971214'

Current Location

08-Feb-19992421-RENO-14--E-01--


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Article: Prosthesis, leg

Type: LOWER LEG

Model:

Serial Number:


Manufacture Address: Canada


Distributor:


Other Numbers:




General Notes: PTS: PROTECTIVE SOCK & SECOND BELT/ SEE ALSO PROSTHESIS 980131

Dimensions: 000.0

000.0

000.0

Length

Width

Height

Accession Lot: AI0053 Date Acquired: 1998/08/11 File Article: 6411-635/6395-73


CSTMC Collection:




Source Address: 24 PARKDALE CR. Nepean Ontario Canada

Mr. C.R. MCGUIRESource:

Artifact Lexicon

Personal equipment

Sub-categoryPatient care & aids for the disabled

Category

Medical Technology

Group

Function: TO IMPROVE BALANCE, MOBILITY AND APPEARANCE OF WEARER.

References: 1. ACQUISITION PROPOSAL PREPARED BY RCB

2. HAMILTON, ROBERT A. "BIG STEPS FORWARD FOR AMPUTEES" (1997), IN SUPP. INFO.

3. SEE PHOTOS OF MR. WILFRED JOHN MCGUIRE IN SUPP. INFO.

Patents:

Period of Use: THIS LIMB USED 1926- EARLY 1970S.

Area of Use:

USED IN PONTIAC COUNTY, QUEBEC & IN OTTAWA AREA, ONT.

CanadaQuébec

Significance to Canada: ARTIFICIAL LEG WORN BY DONOR'S FATHER, MR. WILFRED JOHN MCGUIRE (1908-1993).

MR. MCGUIRE LOST HIS LEFT LEG IN A FARM ACCIDENT WHEN HE WAS 5 YEARS OLD:

WHEN HE WAS 18 HE ACQUIRED THIS, HIS FIRST, ARTIFICIAL LEG. (REF.1, P.2).

CANADIAN ACCOMPLISHMENTS IN DESIGN & MFR OF PROSTHESIS ARE WELL

DOCUMENTED. FACILITIES SUCH AS THE CAMP HILL HOSPITAL IN HALIFAX, NS

ESTABLISHED FOR VICTIMS OF THE HALIFAX EXPLOSION (1917) AND WW 1 VETERANS

ARE ESPECIALLY WELL KNOWN FOR INNOVATIVE TREATMENT & REHABILITATION OF

AMPUTEES. (REF. 1)

Significance to Technology: ARTIFICIAL LEG, FEATURING LEATHER RECEPTACLE FOR STUMP, ADJUSTABLE

BELT &ATTACHMENT HARNESS, AND THICK SOCK LINER (USED TO PREVENT

CHAFING). THIS STYLE OF PROSTHESIS WAS AN IMPROVEMENT OVER EARLIER

RIGID DESIGNS: HINGED KNEE OFFERED AMPUTEES BETTER FLEXIBILITY AND

MOBILITY, AND IMPORTANT VISUAL BENEFITS WHEN SITTING.

Missing Parts: NONE; FOOT & SOCK LINER ARE REPLACEMENTS.

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Materials General: LEATHER, METAL & SYNTHETIC COMPONENT PARTS; FABRIC & LEATHER BELT WITH METAL

ATTACHMENT MECHANISMS; WOOL LINER


leather

wool

skin

synthetic

metal

fibre

specific

Finish Details: LIGHT BROWN SYNTHETIC LEG & LEATHER HARNESS; PALE PINK-BROWN FOOT; BEIGE & LIGHT

BROWN HARNESS. WHITE-YELLOW SOCK.

Decoration Details:

Markings: No Markings on leg or harness. Alternate harness (PT) similarly bears no markings. Markings on PT sock or liner

are worn, and largely illegible, save "...100% PURE WOOL/ WIDTH/ TOP 7 IN./ MADE IN CANADA ".

Current Location

WITH PARTS/location for PARTS only25-Jan-20012475-EC-28--C-03--


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Article: Range

Type: GAS/BOTTOM OVEN/PORTABLE

Model: GEM 1

Serial Number:

Manufacturer: GURNEY FOUNDRY CO. LTD. Acronym: GURNEY



Distributor:

Previous CSTMC Numbers: AI0103.21

Other Numbers: ART/00023




General Notes: NO. BREAKDOWN: .1 RANGE BODY; .2-.3 OVEN RACKS/ SOURCE: VIA MS. VICKI ASHTON,

ARCHIVIST/ *DIM: .2-.3 L-30.8, W-29.0, H-79.0 CM/

Dimensions: cm

cm

cm

064.0

045.0

079.0

Length

Width

Height



CSTMC Collection:

CSTMC Number Range: 1998.0304-.0435, SP1390-SP1392; SP1394; trade lit: L36550



Source Address: 500 CONSUMERS ROAD

CONSUMERS' GAS COMPANY LTD.Source:

Artifact Lexicon

Food preparation


Category

Domestic Technology

Group

Function: TO WARM AND/OR COOK BEVERAGES BY MEANS OF HEAT.

References: 1. ACQUISITION PROPOSAL DOCUMENTATION PREPARED BY L. TROTTIER & S. BEAUVAIS, IN SUPP.

INFO. FILE 980304

2. CONSUMERS' GAS DOCUMENTATION (WORKSHEET)- SEE SUPP. INFO

3. GURNEY FOUNDRY, TORONTO- TIMELINE IN S.I. FILE

Patents:

Period of Use: THIS TYPE OF RANGE USED 1890S- EARLY 1900S.

Area of Use:

THIS TYPE OF RANGE USED IN CANADA, AND POSSIBLY ELSEWHERE.

Canada

Significance to Canada: PART OF A LARGE COLLECTION OF DOMESTIC AND LIGHTING APPLIANCES, AND

MEASURING INSTRUMENTS ACQUIED FROM CONSUMERS' GAS CO. LTD. GURNEY

FOUNDRY EST'D IN TORONTO C. 1868-9: BY 1900 CO LISTED UNDER VARIATIONS OF

THIS NAME IN HAMILTON, LONDON, MONTREAL, WINNIPEG & VANCOUVER. GURNEY

LINE OF GAS RANGES INTRODUCED IN 1898. (REF.3)

Significance to Technology: COMPACT EARLY 2-BURNER GAS RANGE WITHOUT CHIMNEY VENTAND MOUNTED

ON CASTORS COULD BE MOVED AS NEEDED. GAS FLOW TO BURNERS & OVEN

COULD BE ALTERED, BUT NO TEMPERATURE CONTROL AS SUCH.

Missing Parts: APPEARS FAIRLY COMPLETE: MAY BE MISSING GRILLS FOR BURNERS, AND COVER FOR RANGE

TOP.

From CA of 06/05/2001 by Kevin Machan: Undetermined - Nothing obvious missing.

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Materials General: ALL METAL CONSTRUCTION. OVEN MAY BE ASBESTOS LINED. RUBBER (?) WHEELS ON

CASTORS.


steel

rubber

metal

resin

specific

Finish Details: ALL BLACK FINISH.

Decoration Details:

Markings: "GEM NO. 1/ THE GURNEY FOUNDRY CO. LIMITED/ TORONTO" and "LIGHT HERE" cast on lower front edge

of range.

Current Location

08-Feb-20022475-MAIN-L-S-10-C--


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Article: Range

Type: GAS/TOP OVEN

Model: JEWEL A-238

Serial Number:

Manufacturer: Burrow, Stewart & Milne Co. Ltd. Acronym: Burrow

Manufacture Address: Hamilton Ontario Canada


Distributor:

Previous CSTMC Numbers: AI0103.5

Other Numbers: ART/00020




General Notes: NO. BREAKDOWN: .1 RANGE BODY; .2 SIDE EXTENSION; .3-.5 POT HOLE COVERS; .6-.9

ELEMENTS; .10-.11 PLATE TOP; .12-.13 OVEN RACKS; .14 OVEN COMPARTMENT BASE; .15

BROILER PAN; .16 BROILER PAN RACK; .17-.18 LIFTERS; .19 ADJUSTMENT TOOL/ SOURCE: VIA

MS. VICKI ASHTON, ARCHIVIST/ "CIRCA 1860-1870" HANDWRITTEN ON MASKING TAPE LABEL

APPLIED TO RANGE BACK. (NOT ACCURATE DATE FOR THIS RANGE).

Dimensions: cm

cm

cm

134.0

060.0

167.0

Length

Width

Height



CSTMC Collection:

CSTMC Number Range: 1998.0304-.0435, SP1390-SP1392; SP1394; trade lit: L36550



Source Address: 500 CONSUMERS ROAD

CONSUMERS' GAS COMPANY LTD.Source:

Artifact Lexicon

Food preparation


Category

Domestic Technology

Group

Function: TO WARM AND/OR COOK FOOD AND BEVERAGES BY MEANS OF HEAT.

References: 1. ACQUISITION PROPOSAL DOCUMENTATION PREPARED BY L. TROTTIER AND S. BEAUVAIS, IN

SUPP. INFO. FILE 980304

2. CONSUMERS' GAS DOCUMENTATION (WORKSHEET)- SEE SUPP. INFO.

Patents:

Period of Use: THIS TYPE OF RANGE USED C. 1916- 1920S. THIS RANGE USED UNTIL 1964.

Area of Use:

THIS TYPE OF RANGE USED IN CANADA; POSSIBLY ALSO ELSEWHERE. THIS RANGE USED IN

TORONTOAREA. (REF. 2)

Canada

Significance to Canada: PART OF A LARGE COLLECTION OF DOMESTIC AND LIGHTING APPLIANCES, AND

MEASURING INSTRUMENTS ACQUIRED FROM CONSUMERS GAS CO. LTD. THIS RANGE

MFD BY WELL-KNOWN HAMILTON, ONT. FIRM "BURROW, STEWART & MILNE".

Significance to Technology: EXAMPLE OF EARLY, ELABORATELY STYLED GAS RANGE FEATURING MULTIPLE

WARMING COMPARTMENTS.

Missing Parts: UNKNOWN- APPEARS COMPLETE. NB: HANDLE FOR LOWER RIGHT COMPARTMENT DOOR IS

BROKEN OFF AND MISSING.

From CA of 09/27/2001 by Flora Davidson: Yes - see previous condition report 06/19/2001

Materials General: ALL METAL CONSTRUCTION. NB: OVEN WALLS & DOORS ARE ASBESTOS LINED.

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asbestos

metal

stone

specific

Finish Details: PREDOMINANTLY BLACK WITH SILVER AND COPPER-COLOURED METAL TRIM AND DOOR (2)

PANELS.

Decoration Details:

Markings: "B.S. & M. Co. LTD. HAMILTON, ONT." cast in raised print on plate on stove front. "A-238" cast in raised print on

fender in centre front. "JEWEL/ GAS/ STOVES" cast in raised print on plate on upper oven door. "BURROW

STEWART & MILNE/ HAMILTON/ JEWEL/ STOVES" incised on plate-shaped burner. "WH 68" cast in raised

print on slides for warming oven door. "LIGHT HERE" cast in raised print in middle oven..2 "GAS/ 70 80 90"

stamped into underside of side extension..3 "132" stamped into underside of pot hole cover..4-.5 no markings

visible..6 "BURROW, STEWART & MILNE/ HAMILTON/ JEWEL/ STOVES" stamped into top.

Current Location

14-Feb-20092421-MAIN-AC--08-TS--


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Article: Token

Type: promotional/toy/aviation theme

Model: Daedalus

Serial Number:




Distributor: Jell-O


Other Numbers:

Images:



General Notes: no. breakdown: .1-.200 tokens; .201 storage-carrying case; .202 booklet/ .1 No. 1 (of 200)/ artifact

marked with catalogue no. only due to limited suitable surface; point no. corresponds to sequential no.

assigned by mfr.

Dimensions: cm

cm

3.6

0.4

Diameter

Thickness

Accession Lot: AH0150 Date Acquired: 1998/03/25 File Article:


CSTMC Collection:

CSTMC Number Range:

Collector: Fortier Dr. RenaldJ.

Terms: Purchase Acquisition Value: Canadian Funds: Lot: no

Source Address: 94 BALDRY BAY Winnipeg Manitoba Canada

Mr. J. CRAIGSource:

Artifact Lexicon

Memorabilia

Sub-categoryCommemorative

Category

Aviation

Group

Function: promotional; educational; collectable; souvenir/ inserted in packages of Jell-O desserts and Hostess potato chips

& collected by purchaser

References:

Patents:

Period of Use: early 1960's; accompanying booklet .202 dated March 11, 1963 by Collector/Donor

Area of Use: Canada



Missing Parts:

Materials General: plastic shell, paper face


plasticsynthetic

paper

specific

Finish Details: white shell; colour picture

Decoration Details: illustration on front face; raised 3 blade propeller on back

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Markings: raised lettering on back reads: "JELL-O/BRAND/DESSERTS/Hostess/BRAND/POTATO/CHIPS/SAVE ALL/200

À COLLECTIONNER"; lettering on face reads: "PIONEERS-PIONNIERS/1/DAEDALUS/B.C."

Current Location

for Service Req. BMAG-7ENNLT (.001-.201 of

202 point nos. returned from Cons)

05-Feb-2009NAM-116-----02-02


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Article: Range

Type: ELECTRIC/TOP OVEN

Model: PEDKNR 436AC


Manufacturer: TAPPAN-GURNEY LTD. Acronym: TAPPAN GURNEY

Manufacture Address: St-Laurent Québec Canada


Distributor: LUMO ELECTRIC


Other Numbers:




General Notes: NO. BREAKDOWN: .1 RANGE BODY; .2-.3 OVEN RACKS; .4-.5 ROTISSERIE BRACKETS; .6 SPIT; .7

FAN; .8 EXHAUST VENT; .9 PIPE; .10-.12 BROILER SPLATTER SHIELD. PTS: SCREWS & GASKET

PIECES

Dimensions: cm

cm

cm

077.0

070.0

159.6

Length

Width

Height

Accession Lot: AJ0087 Date Acquired: 1999/11/03 File Article: 6411-677/6394-276


CSTMC Collection:

CSTMC Number Range: trade lit: L36747-L36752



Source Address: 381 HURON AVENUE SOUTH Ottawa Ontario Canada

Mr. J. KUEHNSource:

Artifact Lexicon

Food preparation


Category

Domestic Technology

Group

Function: TO WARM AND/OR COOK FOOD AND BEVERAGES BY MEANS OF HEAT.

References: 1. ACQUISITION PROPOSAL BY L. TROTTIER & S. BEAUVAIS, IN SUPP. INFO.

2. MANUAL "HOW TO USE AND CARE FOR YOUR NEW TAPPAN-GURNEY ELECTRIC RANGE" [L36747],

IN SUPP. INFO.

3. DONOR HISTORY, REPAIR RECEIPTS, ETC-IN S.I.

Patents: LABEL ON RANGE BACK READS " MANUFACTURED UNDER ONE OR MORE OF THE FOLLOWING

CANADIAN PATENTS. PATENTED 1958 558,085 558,086558,087 558,367 558,368 PATENTED 1960 601,520

PATENTED 1962 644,090 653,918 ".

Period of Use: THIS RANGE USED 1964-1999.

Area of Use:

THIS RANGE USED IN OTTAWA, ONT. AT HURON AVE. HOME OF DONOR. THIS TYPE USED IN

CANADA; POSSIBLY +

CanadaOntario

Significance to Canada: MFD BY TAPPAN-GURNEY LTD. OF ST. LAURENT (MONTREAL) PQ. GURNEY FOUNDRY

CO. EST'D IN TORONTO IN 1843: BY 1930S. IT HAD BRANCHES IN WINNIPEG,

VANCOUVER AND MONTREAL. C. 1957. THE MAIN FACTORY WAS LOCATED IN VILLE ST.

LAURENT, AND 'TAPPAN-GURNEY' & 'KENMORE' BRANDS INTRODUCED C. 1960.

TAPPAN IS U.S. FIRM, EST'D IN 1891.(REF.1)

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Significance to Technology: EXAMPLE OF 'DELUXE' MODEL OF ELECTRIC RANGE PRODUCED IN MID 1960S. IT

FEATURED A 'HIDE AWAY' TOP SURFACE WHICH COULD BE PULLED OUT TO

EXPOSE ALL FOUR COOKING ELEMENTS OR PUSHED IN SO THAT ONLY THE

FRONT TWO WERE VISIBLE: PUSHING THE TOP SURFACE BACK WOULD

AUTOMATICALLY TURN OFF THESE REAR BURNERS. WAS EQUIPPED WITH 7

DIFFERENT HEAT SETTINGS. A FAN AND LIGHT WERE PROVIDED OVER THE

COOKING TOP. THE OVEN WAS EQUIPPED WITH A TIMER, AND INTERIOR LIGHT

(ACTIVATED WHENEVER THE DOOR WAS OPENED), AS WELL AS A ROTISSERIE.

STORAGE FOR COOKING POTS, PANS, ETC. WAS PROVIDED IN A

LAZY-SUSAN STYLE CUPBOARD BELOW THE COOKING TOP.

Missing Parts: UNKNOWN. SOME PARTS ARE REPLACEMENTS. AUTOMATIC MEAT THERMOMETER AND

BROILER PAN ARE MISSING.

Materials General: ALL METAL CONSTRUCTION: PORCELAIN ENAMEL FINISH, AND METAL TRIM. TEMPERED

GLASS DOOR ON OVEN. SOME SYNTHETIC COMPONENTS.


enamel

metal

glass

synthetic

specific

Finish Details: WHITE ENAMELLED FINISH ON MOST SURFACES OF RANGE.

Decoration Details:

Markings: Mfr's plate under cooking top reads "120/240 V. 60 CY. 3 WIRE A.C ONLY/ TAPPAN-GURNEY LIMITED/ ST.

LAURENT, QUE./ INDICATE ON ALL REPAIR PART ORDERS/ MODEL/ NUMBER/ PEDKNR 436AC/ LOT NO.

6/ SERIAL/ NO./ 16138/ [blank] INST. FORM/ 9000/ K.W. ", with CSA logo, and "T [logo] TRADE

MARK/REGISTERED ". "TAPPAN" appears on upper edge of unit. "TAPPAN/ Fabulous 400/ ELECTRIC/

Visualite" printed on oven door. Label on range body back reads "MANUFACTURED/ UNDER/ ONE OR MORE

OF/ THE FOLLOWING/ CANADIAN PATENTS./ PATENTED 1958/ 558,085 558,086/ 558,087 558,367/

558,368/ PATENTED 1960/ 601,520/ PATENTED 1962/ 644,090 653,910 ". Sticker inside storage cabinet below

cook top reads " TAPPAN GURNEY LTD./ ST-LAURENT QUE./ MODEL NO./ BC-300/ LOT NO./ [blank]/

INCLUDE ON ALL REPAIR/ PART ORDERS 1/ [printed label form number] ".

Current Location

03-Jun-20092475-MAIN-05--X-08--


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Article: Balloon

Type: HOT AIR

Model: Spirit of Canada

Serial Number: SM101

Manufacturer: Spirit of Canada Balloon Association Acronym: Spirit

Manufacture Address: Smithville Ontario Canada


Distributor:


Other Numbers:




General Notes: NO. BREAKDOWN: .1 ENVELOPE; .2 GONDOLA (METAL); .3 GONDOLA (WOOD). 4 GONDOLA

(WICKER); .5 BURNER; .6-.8 PROPANE TANKS; .9 BOX CONTAINING PAIR (2) OF TETHER

ROPES; .10 MOUNTING BRACKET; .11-.12 INSTRUMENT PANELS; .13-.14 SIGNS; .15 BAG (FOR

ENVELOPE); .16 STEEL BRACKET; .17-.20 STENCILS; .5 PTS.1-.2 PROPANE HOSES; .18 PT.1

CENTRE OF LETTER O BROKEN OFF./ DIMENSIONS GIVEN FOR .1 FOLDED INSIDE .15/

REG.# CF-VOZ

clippings & articles re. Sheldrake & Spirit of Canada balloon, technical data, photograph album,

2 Aircraft Journey Log Books, Certificate of Registration, Flight Permit & Balloon Pilot Licence on S.I.

[WAM 2009.04.14]

Dimensions: cm

cm

cm

130.0

084.0

047.0

Length

Width

Height

Accession Lot: AJ0044 Date Acquired: 1999/07/21 File Article: 6386-181


CSTMC Collection:

CSTMC Number Range: 1999.0323; 1999.0329



Source Address: P.O. Box 101 Smithville Ontario Canada

Mr. Stanley SheldrakeSource:

Artifact Lexicon

Sub-categoryAircraft

Category

Aviation

Group

Function: RACING, DEMONSTRATION, TRANSPORTATION, PROMOTE CANADIAN CENTENNIAL

References: Oversized SI: Technical file

Patents:

Period of Use: 1967 - 1972

Area of Use:

BUILT & DEMONSTRATED INTENSIVELY IN CANADA; COMPETED IN USA AND EUROPE

WORLDWIDE

Significance to Canada: FIRST HOT AIR BALLOON OFFICIALLY REGISTERED IN CANADA; CENTENNIAL PROJECT


Missing Parts: From CA of 09/22/2003 by Mike Irvin: Yes - no- missing instruments

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Materials General: POLYESTER FABRIC WITH ACRYLIC & SILICON RESIN COATING; METAL CABLES &

HARDWARE


polyester

acrylic

steel

aluminum

wicker

synthetic

synthetic

metal

metal

plant

wood

specific

Finish Details: ALTERNATING VERTICLE RED & WHITE STRIPES; WHITE HORIZONTAL BANDS AROUND MIDDLE &

BOTTOM.

Decoration Details: VERTICLE STRIPES

Markings: LETTERING ON BAND AROUND MIDDLE READS: "1867/ SPIRIT OF CANADA/ 1967/ CF-VOZ".

Current Location

03-Apr-2006Hangar-Main----FL--


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Article: Anatomical model

Type: human/skeleton/male

Model:

Serial Number:




Distributor:


Other Numbers:




General Notes: NO. BREAKDOWN: .1 SKELETON, .2 STAND/ * SOURCE: CONTACT- KATHRYN RUMBOLD,

PUBLIC AFFAIRS & COMMUNICATIONS./ * DATE OF MFR: PROBABLY/ * DIMENSIONS: REFER TO

.1& .2; .1 SKELETON L-51.0, W-25.0, H-156.0; .2 L-50.0, W-50.0, H-209.0 CM

Dimensions: cm

cm

cm

051.0

050.0

209.0

Length

Width

Height

Accession Lot: AM0009 Date Acquired: 2002/07/30 File Article: 6420-201


CSTMC Collection:

CSTMC Number Range: 2002.0035-



Source Address: 190 Elizabeth St. Toronto Ontario Canada

University Health NetworkSource:

Artifact Lexicon


Category

Medical Technology

Group

Function: FULL SIZE HUMAN SKELETON USED FOR TEACHING OR DEMONSTRATION PURPOSES.

References: 1. ACQUISITION PROPOSAL AND SUPPORTING DOCUMENTATION, IN SUPP. INFO. FILE 2002.0035

2. CHADAREVIAN, S. DE AND HOPWOOD, N. EDS. "MODELS" THE 3RD DIMENSION OF SCIENCE"

STANFORD, CA: STANFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS, 2004.

Patents:

Period of Use: THIS SKELETON PROBABLY MADE AND USED IN 20TH C.

Area of Use:

THIS TYPE OF MODEL USED WORLDWIDE.

Worldwide

Significance to Canada: PART OF A LARGE COLLECTION OF MEDICAL ARTIFACTS, ARCHIVAL MATERIAL & TRADE

LITERATURE TRANSFERRED TO CSTM IN 2002 FROM THE FORMER HISTORY OF

MEDICINE MUSEUM, TORONTO ON.

Significance to Technology: FULL SIZE HUMAN MALE SKELETON, PROBABLY CONSTRUCTED IN 20TH C. OF

SYNTHETIC MATERIALS. SKELETON HAS HINGED JAW; COLOUR CONTRASTED

REINFORCED RIBCAGE AND STERNUM FRONT SURFACE; AND REMOVEABLE

SKULL ROOF, PERMITTING VIEW OF INTERIOR CRANIAL CAVITY. SUSPENDEDFROM

A MOVEABLE I.V. POLE.

Missing Parts: UNKNOWN. APPEARS COMPLETE.

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Materials General: .1 SYNTHETIC (?) COMPOSITE SKELETON; TEETH MAY BE REAL. SILVER METAL ROD

EXTENDS THROUGH SPINE; SILVER METAL FASTENINGS SECURE BONES THROUGHOUT

SKELETON, AND FORM SLIDING HOOK CLOSURES ON SKULL. FELT-LIKE PADS SEPARATE

VERTEBRAE OF SPINE..2 ALL METAL ADJUSTABLE I.V. POLE FITTED WITH SYNTHETIC (?)

CASTORS.


synthetic

metal

specific

Finish Details: .1 OFF-WHITE SKELETON HAS MEDIUM-BROWN FIBROUS TEXTURE 'CAP' ON INNER PORTION OF

RIBCAGE. SILVER METAL FITTINGS..2 SILVER METAL POLE FITTED WITH BLACK SYNTHETIC

CASTORS.

Decoration Details:

Markings: .1 "2" handwritten in pencil on both side of inner top edge of ribcage..2 "NOELTLING- FAULTLESS-

EVANSVILLE IND." & "NO. 9 T-31" cast in raised print on castors..2 "2" crudely incised in pole, near height

adjustment point.

Current Location

12-Aug-20082475-EC-02--B-FL--


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Article: Airplane

Type: GYROCOPTER

Model: Bensen B8MG

Serial Number: P-6174

Manufacturer: Bensen Aircraft Corp. Acronym: Bensen

Manufacture Address: Raleigh North Carolina United States of America


Distributor:


Other Numbers:




General Notes: FITTED WITH ENGINE (020371) & PROPELLER (020372); ROTOR BLADE (020375) ALSO FITS

GYROGLIDER (020373)/ ASSEMBLED BY ALEXANDER DUTKEWYCH & TIMOTHY ENGLAND/

REG.# C-GPJE

Dimensions: M

M

M

003.6

001.8

002.0

Length

Width

Height

Accession Lot: AM0083 Date Acquired: 2002/12/11 File Article: 6411-775/6386-401


CSTMC Collection:


Collector: Payne Mr. StephenR.


Source Address: 119 RUNNYMEAD RD. Toronto Ontario Canada

Mr. A. DUTKEWYCHSource:

Artifact Lexicon

Sub-categoryAircraft

Category

Aviation

Group

Function: RECREATIONAL FLYING; DISPLAYED AT AIR SHOWS

References:

Patents:

Period of Use: FLOWN IN LATE 1970'S & EARLY 1980'S

Area of Use:

THIS AIRCRAFT FLOWN IN GREATER TORONTO AREA

CanadaOntario

Significance to Canada: The Museum�s machine has the distinction of being the first and only gyroglider to have been

inspected, approved and registered in Canada. It shares a set of interchangeable aluminum rotors

with the Museum�s Bensen B8MG Gyrocopter. It was flown until the early 1980s but logged very

few hours.

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Significance to Technology: A number of small gyroplanes have appeared in the recreational aircraft community since

the 1970s. Gyroplanes require specialized pilot training and need to be flown cautiously as

the flight parameter envelope is very narrow. (The gyroplane is a rotary-wing aircraft that

derives its lift from a free-wheeling rotor. See Bensen B8MG Gyrocopter). The Gyroglider

two-seater was designed as a flight trainer by the Bensen Aircraft Corporation to teach the

fundamentals of gyroplane control. The Museum�s example was built and modified in

Toronto by Mr. Alexander Dutkewych.

A small one-cylinder engine pre-rotated the Gyrogliders rotor before takeoff. Towed behind

an automobile at about 45 km/h (28 mph), the machine carrying the instructor and a

student-pilot would reach an altitude of approximately 30 meters (100 ft). Upon towrope

release, the aircraft would descend to the ground in autorotation. Both pilots could

communicate with an intercom

Missing Parts:

Materials General: ALUMINUM; STEEL CONNECTORS; RUBBER WHEELS; SYNTHETIC SEAT; GLASS GAUGES;

PLASTIC CONTROL KNOBS


aluminum

steel

rubber

plastic

metal

metal

resin

synthetic

glass

specific

Finish Details: GREY FRAME; BLACK SEAT, CONTROL BOX, WHEELS & COMPASS CASING; RED, WHITE & BLACK

GRAPHIC DESIGNS; RED & BLACK SEAT BELTS

Decoration Details: STYLIZED FEATHER DESIGN ON TAIL PLANE & TAIL FIN; STRIPES ON WHEEL FENDERS &

FUEL TANK; CANADIAN FLAG ON NOSE

Markings: lettering on tail fin: "DUKE AIRCRAFT CORP./C-GPJE"; raised lettering above seat: "ALEX DUTKEWYCH";

engraved on plate above seat: "CO-B 1 DER:/T.J.B. ENGLAND/BENSEN B8M/SER. P-6174/MARCH

1974/C-GPJE"; raised lettering on mfr. plate above seat: "SINCE 1953/BENSEN/RALEIGH N.C. U.S.A."; lettering

on maple leaf sticker above seat:"CANADA"; lettering on warning sticker above seat: "NOTICE/THIS AIRPLANE

IS OPERATING/WITHOUT A CERTIFICATE/OF AIR WORTHINESS/AVIS/CET AERONEF VOLE/SANS

CERTIFICAT/DE NAVIGABILITE"

Current Location

EX: Helicopters03-Apr-2006NAM-AV-EX-----


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Article: Frame, eyeglass

Type:

Model:

Serial Number:




Distributor:


Other Numbers:




General Notes: NB: catalogue number cannot safely be applied directly to artifact; tagged, and container only marked./

Originally mounted within 2002.0437 display: removed by CSTM in June 2006./ * Dimensions: refer to

frame as mounted on Styrofoam mount.

Dimensions: cm

cm

cm

17.4

4.6

3.5

Length

Width

Height

Accession Lot: Date Acquired: File Article:

Cataloguer:

CSTMC Collection:

CSTMC Number Range:

Collector:

Terms: Acquisition Value: Canadian Funds: Lot:

Source Address:

Source:

Artifact Lexicon


Function:

References:

Patents:

Period of Use:

Area of Use:



Missing Parts: Frame arms deliberately shortened, to facilitate mounting on display board: portion of each arm is missing.

NB: Frame is extremely fragile, with many cracks and several areas of loss. Mounted within supportive

case for long term storage.

Materials General: cellulose nitrate based frame; metal fittings


cellulose nitratesynthetic

metal

specific

Finish Details: Opaque synthetic (cellulose nitrate based) frame has metal screws securing arms to front; metal wires

reinforce arms.

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Decoration Details:

Markings: None evident.

Current Location

Glasses moved to cold storage in new media

room inside 2380. Ocular display in Techno-Zone

exhibit.

16-Feb-20112380-CL------


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Article: Anatomical model

Type: human/torso/female/life size

Model:

Serial Number:




Distributor: Hartz, J.F. Co. Ltd.

Previous CSTMC Numbers: AM0009.174

Other Numbers: UHN 980.26.2a & b


Conservation Notes: Operable: Restored: No Assessment: No


General Notes: No. breakdown: .1 main torso, .2 top of head, .3 half of face, .4-.9 brain, .10 breast cross-section, .11

external abdomen; .12-.13 left lung, .14-.15 right lung, .16 heart, .17 diaphragm (?), .18 liver, .19

stomach, .20 intestines, .21-.22 reproductive organs (uterus, ovaries, Fallopian tubes); cw rolling stand

[unknown if original], marked 2002.0539 pt./* Dimensions: do not include top of head or abdomen; do

include pt rolling stand/ * Mfr: unknown; made for Clay-Adams Co. Inc., 141 E. 25th St., New York NY

USA/ * Distributor: also Montreal, Halifax, Hamilton and Vancouver./ Original source: Donated to

Academy of Medicine by Mrs. Yankoff, 20 Harland Ave., Toronto in December, 1980.

Dimensions: cm

cm

cm

51.0

30.0

106.0

Length

Width

Height



CSTMC Collection:

CSTMC Number Range:


Terms: Transfer Acquisition Value: Canadian Funds: Lot: yes



Artifact Lexicon


Category

Medical Technology

Group

Function: 3-D representation of internal structures of human female torso, including head.

References: 1. Acquisition proposal & supporting documentation, in Supp. Info. file 2002.0035

2. History of Medicine Museum- Academy of Medicine, Toronto. Museum Register for 980.26- see photocopy

in Supp. Info. file 2002.0539

3. Academy of Medicine- History of Medicine Museum. Registration Date Sheet 980.26.2

4. "Hartz Surgical Sundries Catalogue" 1950-1951. [L40509] p. 236

5. "Anatomical Models" http://individual.utoronto.ca/twix/anatomy/twentieth.htm- [2007.05.07] -see selected

hardcopied pages in Supp. Info. file 2002.0539

Patents:

Period of Use: This model used c. 1950s+ . Not used after 1980.

Area of Use:

This model used in Leaside (east-end Toronto) practice of Dr. Yankoff. This type used in N. America;

probably also elsewhere.

CanadaOntario

Significance to Canada: Originally owned and used by Dr. Yankoff in his Leaside (east-end Toronto) practice, particularly

when treating non-English speaking patients. Dr. Yankoff graduated from University of Toronto in

1953, and practiced in Toronto. He died in 1980.

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Significance to Technology: Anatomical models were popular teaching and demonstration tools, and used in both

teaching facilities and practitioner's offices. This model is fairly elaborate, and was originally

accompanied by an "atlas" or "key-guide" (now missing) which identified the hundreds of

labelled structures.

Missing Parts: One small component missing (unidentified) from end of large colon.

Several small hooks/eye missing from various internal components.

Small areas of paint/finish loss throughout model.

Materials General: papier-mache on wood metal hardware; wood base; rubber covered wheels; paper labels; synthetic

eye.


papier-mache

rubber

paper

paper - possible

wood

metal

resin

synthetic

specific

Finish Details: Papier-mache on wood; metal eye & hook closures; mounted on oval 2-part dark wood base having silver

metal axis and rubber-covered castors.

Model interior and exterior, including all components are painted; varnished finish. Metal plate & decal

applied to base. Black numbered/lettered buff-colour, yellow and pale green stickers/decals on model codify

various details. Synthetic eye.

Decoration Details:

Markings: Metal plate on base reads " [Adams logo]/ TRADE MARK/ CLAY- ADAMS/ CO./ INC./ 141 E. 25TH ST. NEW

YORK 10/ MODELS, CHARTS, SKELETONS/ SURGICAL AND LABORATORY INSTRUMENTS/ MADE IN

JAPAN". Silver decal, above, reads "THE/ J.F. HARTZ/ COMPANY/ LIMITED/ TORONTO/ MONTREAL-

HALIFAX- HAMILTON/ VANCOUVER". Small decals applied to various areas of model/model components have

various shapes, colours, letters and numbers. UHN catalogue no. "980.26.2a" printed by hand in white ink on

base. UHN catalogue no. "980.26.2b" printed by hand on rolling stand [now 2002.0539 pt].

Current Location

03-Jun-20112475-TC-K--Q-FL--


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Article: Surgical kit

Type: amputation & trepanning/field

Model:

Serial Number:

Manufacturer: Tiemann, G. & Co. Acronym: Tiemann

Manufacture Address: 67 Chatham St. New York New York United States of America


Distributor:

Previous CSTMC Numbers: AM0009.123

Other Numbers: UHN X969.12.1 Q




General Notes: Key no.: 4-22/ Case components and instruments 2002.0579.2-.18 of 18 stored inside/ * Mfr's info., date,

etc. based on .2 markings/ * Dimensions: are for closed case.

Dimensions: cm

cm

cm

41.3

13.0

9.2

Length

Width

Height



CSTMC Collection:

CSTMC Number Range:


Terms: Transfer Acquisition Value: Canadian Funds: Lot: yes



Artifact Lexicon

Surgical

Sub-categoryInstruments

Category

Medical Technology

Group

Function: To contain and protect contents when not in use.

Specifically, this instrument case made it's contents readily available to the owner, and facilitated their transport

as a group.

References: 1. Acquisition proposal and supporting documentation, in Supp. Info. file 2002.0035

2. History of Medicine Museum- Academy of Medicine, Toronto. Museum Register [for] X969.12- see

photocopy in Supp. Info. file 2002.0579

3. Academy of Medicine- History of Medicine Museum. Registration Data Sheet. [for] X969.12.1- see Supp.

Info. file 2002.0579

4. "American Armamentarium Chirurgicum" George Tiemann & Co. 1889 catalogue. Reprint. 1989, p.63

[CSTM library]

Patents:

Period of Use: Probably used c. mid- 1860s- c. 1890.

Area of Use:

Presumably used in Leeds County, Ont. by original owner.

CanadaOntario

Significance to Canada: Cased set of amputation instruments originally owned, and presumably used, by Dr. George H.

Bowen, of Leeds County, Ontario. He was registered as M.R.C.P. in 1877. This set was given to

Dr. Bowen by his mother. [Ref. 3]

Significance to Technology: Appears virtually identical to Tiemann's 1889 "American Armamentarium Chirurgicum" trade

catalogue listing "Amputating and Trepanning Set" of boxed instruments, priced at $44.25

[Ref. 4] Variety of marking styles, materials, instrument designs, etc. suggests this kit was

assembled for sale:contents may not be contemporary with one another and/or case.

Missing Parts: None.

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Materials General: Mahogany (?) wood case; velvet lined; brass & other metals fittings.


mahogany - possible

velvet

brass

wood

fibre

metal

metal

specific

Finish Details: Dark brown mahogany {?} wood case fitted with brass hardware and nameplate; interior lined with red

velvet; white metal slides secure .2 cover within upper compartment.

Decoration Details:

Markings: No markings on case proper, save UHN catalogue no. "X969.12.1 Q". [NB: Mfr's label with info. affixed to .2

cover for compartment in case lid.]

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Article: Book

Type: NAVAL

Model: Continuous Certificate of Discharge- William Bernard Ritchie


Manufacturer: Board of Trade, Government of Great Britain Acronym: Trade UK



Distributor:


Other Numbers:




General Notes: Please see also 2004.0164 sextant, and book "Complete Epitome of Practical Navigation" by J.W. Norie

(1860) [CSTM Rare book collection]. All belonged to, and were presumably used by W.B. Ritchie.

Dimensions: cm

cm

cm

16.6

12.3

1.1

Length

Width

Height

Accession Lot: AO0107 Date Acquired: 2004/06/07 File Article: 6411-818; 6389-73


CSTMC Collection:

CSTMC Number Range: 2004.0163- 2004.0164


Terms: Tax Receipt Acquisition Value: Canadian Funds: Lot: yes

Source Address: 911-915 Elmsmere Rd. Ottawa Ontario Canada

Mr. R. P. WhiteheadSource:

Artifact Lexicon

Personal

Sub-categoryArchives

Category


Group

Function: To document individual seaman's service and discharge throughout working career.

References: 1. Please see hardcopies of email correspondence from G.S. Wilson, in Supp. Info. file 2004.0163

Patents:

Period of Use: This document actively used 1901- 1907. This type of document used c. 1901+.

Area of Use:

This book presumably used throughout British Empire.

England

Significance to Canada: Continuous Certificate of Discharge for William Bernard Ritchie (1842- c. 1929), originally of

Yarmouth, NS. Mr. Ritchie's Officer's Certificate number was [Canada] 908. He served as as mate

on both vessels listed in his service log.

Significance to Technology: Example of the kind of certification involved in being a mariner during this period.

Missing Parts: Appears complete.

Materials General: paper & fabric components.


paper

fibre

specific

Finish Details: Black coated fabric covering on outside cover; off-white paper pages; pink woven fabric ribbon marker

Decoration Details:

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Markings: Front cover marked: "[emblem- British Board of Trade]/ CONTINUOUS/ CERTIFICATE OF DISCHARGE/ NO.

144006". Waterlow & Sons Ltd..- 40,000 Bks.--1-01." printed in lower left front corner of first page. Excerpt from

"MERCHANT SHIPPING ACT, 1894." and "NOTICE TO SEAMAN" printed on pp. 1-2. Main page reads in part

"NO. 144006/ CONTINUOUS CERTIFICATE OF DISCHARGE/ with a Copy, if desired by the Seaman,/ of the

MASTER'S REPORT OF CHARACTER./ Name of Seaman, in full./ William Bernard/ Ritchie/ Year of Birth./

1842/ Place of Birth./ Yarmouth N.S./ Officer's Certificate, if any./ Grade./ OC/ Number./ 908. Canada/ height./

Feet./ 5/ Inches./ 7/ Colour of/ (1) Eyes./ (1) Blue/ (2) Hair./ (2) Light/ Complexion./ Fair/ Tattoo or other

Distinguishing Marks./ Crush mark on right Thumb/ Signature of Seaman W.B. Ritchie ".

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Article: Sign

Type: wood/single sided

Model: Mortson's/Massey-Harris Farm Equipment

Serial Number:

Manufacturer: Beynon, G.M. Acronym: Beynon

Manufacture Address: Richmond Hill Ontario Canada


Distributor:


Other Numbers:




General Notes:

Dimensions: cm

cm

cm

228.8

001.5

122.0

Length

Width

Thickness

Accession Lot: AQ0048 Date Acquired: 16/10/2006 File Article:


CSTMC Collection:


Collector: Klingender Mr. FranzM.

Terms: Purchase Acquisition Value: Canadian Funds: Lot: yes

Source Address: P.O. Box 1030, Station Main Uxbridge Ontario Canada

Gary Hill AuctionsSource:

Artifact Lexicon

Advertising

Sub-categoryMerchandising

Category

Agriculture

Group

Function: An advertising sign used by a distributor of agricultural and domestic equipment.

References:

Patents:

Period of Use: 1940's+

Area of Use:

Richmond Hill

CanadaOntario

Significance to Canada: An item from a collection of agricultural equipment belonging to Mr. Harley Horner. Mr Horner

was a dairy farmer northeast of Toronto whose farm was purchased in the 1960's or 1970's by

developers of what is now eastern Richmond Hill. He moved to the country further northeast near

Lake Scugog. The artifacts in this lot were either used by Mr. Horner on his own farm or acquired

for his own collection at sales in the Richmond area.

This sign was used by a Canadian retailer to advertise some of its product lines, several of which

were made by such Canadian companies as Massey-Harris, Beatty Brothers and Empire Garden

Tractors.

Morton's were in business in Richmond Hill from approximately 1890 to the late 1960's. This

wooden sign was painted by Benyan Signs of Richmond Hill (another firm which no longer exists).

A staff member for the auction of Mr. Horner's equipment mentioned that Mortson's was a major

landmark on the main street of Richmond Hill die to its huge showroom with a window capable of

accommodating a tractor.

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Significance to Technology: An example of a agricultural equipment retailer's sign. The number of lines listed on this

Morton's sign is an excellent representation of the state of the business of selling farm

equipment in Canada in the 1940's, in which it was necessary to carry as many lines as

possible in order to maintain one's market share. In Ontario, rural electrification meant that

by the 1940's it was quite profitable to carry electrical equipment such as that manufactured

by Beatty Brothers for use in the barn and home. Unlike many barn equipment suppliers,

Beatty Brothers branched out to sell everything from washing machines to churns, again to

ensure that all important market share. In addition to selling farm equipment produced by a

firm such as Massey-Harris, the rise of market-garden activity to serve Toronto customers

made it also worthwhile to carry small garden tractors such as those built by Empire.

Although they faces stiff competition from Canadian General Electric, Kelvinator refrigerators

were heavily marketed in Canada and in agricultural publications such as the Farmer's

Advocate.

Missing Parts: appears complete

Materials General: wood with metal hardware


wood

metal

specific

Finish Details: blue painted sign

Decoration Details: half round white painted wood edging

Markings: gold lettering with white outlining and red shadowing reads �MORTSONS'; gold lettering with black and blue

lettering reads �MASSEY-HARRIS FARM EQUIPMENT/ BEATTY HOME APPLIANCES/ PRESSURE

SYSTEMS . KELVINATOR REFRIGERATORS/ EMPIRE GARDEN TRACTORS'; gold lettering reading

�G.M.BEYNON ~ SIGNS ~ RICHMOND HILL'

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Article: Motorcycle

Type: highway/single cyl/50 cc/4 cyc

Model: Cub; Honda 55; C105

Serial Number: C105 H070973

Manufacturer: Honda Motor Co. Ltd. Acronym: Honda

Manufacture Address: Tokyo Japan


Distributor:


Other Numbers:


Conservation Notes: Operable: unknown Restored: No Assessment:


General Notes: Key No. 4-40.

Dimensions: cm

cm

cm

180.0

57.15

96.5

Length

Width

Height

Accession Lot: AR0044 Date Acquired: 12/10/2007 File Article: 6382-111


CSTMC Collection:

CSTMC Number Range:



Source Address: 486 Tweedsmuir Street Ottawa Ontario Canada

Mr. Dan LandrySource:

Artifact Lexicon


Category


Group

Function: General transportation.

References: Acquisition Proposal

Sanford Evan Gold Book. Motorcycle/ATV Data & Value Guide, 2006.

Andrea, Chris, The Motorcycle in Canada,évaluation historique pour le Musée national des sciences et de la

technologie, Ottawa, mai 2000, 40 p.

Bacon, Roy, Honda. The Early Classic Motorcycles, Osprey Collector�s Library, London, 1985.

Carrick, Peter, The Story of Honda Motor Cycles, Patrick Stephens, Cambridge, 1976.

Wilson, Hugo, The Ultimate Motorcycle Book, HarperCollins, Toronto, 1993.

Trade Literature L49214 "Honda 50; C100/C102; Driver's Manual"

Trade Literature L49216 "Honda 50-55 Parts List"

Trade Literature L49217 "Honda 50-55 Shop Manual"

Trade Literature L49218 "Shop Manual Super Cub Model C100"

Patents:


Area of Use:

Montreal, Quebec; Ottawa, Ontario; Bedford, Nouvelle Ecosse;

Canada

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Significance to Canada: Le père de M. Landry, Peter Landry, acheta cette motocyclette à la fin de ses études chez Honda

City Ltd, situé au 4257 de la rue Sainte Catherine Ouest, dans le quartier Westmount à Montréal

pour la somme de $330 (plus $19.80 taxes), qu�il dût emprunter. Il faisait des promenades et du

camping sur l�île de Montréal avec ses amis qui conduisaient également des Honda Cub 50 et

55. Il se promenait également avec sa future épouse, Elizabeth Shaw. Tous deux habitaient alors

les villes de Verdun et de LaSalle sur l�île de Montréal. En 1972, la famille déménagea à Ottawa

puis à Bedford en Nouvelle-Écosse en 1977. La motocyclette servait toujours. La famille fit de

nouveau un court séjour à Kanata, près d�Ottawa de 1979 à 1981 avant de revenir à Bedford

jusqu�en 2004. Leur fils, Dan, commença à l�utiliser alors qu�il avait 17-18 ans. Son entrée à

l�université et par après, sa carrière de militaire naval, forcèrent la mise au rancart de la moto. En

2004, Dan et sa famille déménagèrent à Colorado Springs et y demeurèrent jusqu�en 2007.

Depuis, ils sont retournés à Ottawa. Malgré le fait que la motocyclette n�ait pas été utilisée

pendant ces années, son fonctionnement était toujours vérifié annuellement. La dernière fois eut

lieu en 2005. Importance technologique et contexte canadien : La manufacture de motocyclettes

au Canada n�a jamais été importante en termes de production. Les deux premières firmes

établies en 1903, étaient la Queen City Cycle Co. à Toronto et Canada Cycle and Motor Co. de

Weston, Ontario. En tout, on peut dénombrer quelques 9 compagnies qui oeuvrèrent dans la

manufacture de motocyclettes, la dernière étant Bombardier de 1972 à 1987. Au Canada,

l�approvisionnement en motocyclettes se définissait donc davantage en termes d�importations

�britanniques, allemandes, américaines puis japonaises. Outre la production au pays,

l�utilisation de la motocyclette n�était pas non plus importante et ce, jusqu�au début des années

1960. On assista alors, entre 1963 et 1975, à une croissance importante du nombre des

enregistrements, soit de 37 200 à 326 600, presque neuf fois. Cette croissance peut s�expliquer

par la nouvelle technologie japonaise pour les petits moteurs. Des changements importants

apportés aux petits moteurs 2 temps et 4 temps avaient en effet permis aux petits cylindrés de

rejoindre la puissance de motos de plus grande taille. Ces petits moteurs furent en premier lieu

attachés à une bicyclette conventionnelle ou intégrés dans la roue arrière pour en faire un moteur

roue. Ils furent par la suite intégrés dans un nouveau design de véhicule � le cyclomoteur. Les

firmes japonaises furent particulièrement innovatrices dans ce domaine et offrirent des produits

de haute qualité à bas prix. Ceci explique bien pourquoi les motocyclettes japonaises dominèrent

le marché canadien à compter de 1965. Dans cette lignée, en 1958, Honda présenta son premier

cyclomoteur, le Honda Super Cub qui devint par après tout simplement le Cub. Son nom tire son

origine des premières lettres de Cheap Urban Bike. Le Honda Cub devint le modèle de

motocyclette le plus vendu au monde. Il est l�exemple par excellence de la première production à

grande échelle de motocyclettes après la Deuxième Guerre Mondiale. Un nouveau design de

cadre (open single-spine type) utilisés pour les vélomoteurs et les bicyclettes légères permettaient

de produire des cadres en acier embouti (pressed steel) rapidement et à moindre coût. Le Cub

est encore en production aujourd�hui et l�on estimait en décembre 2005 que sa production avait

atteint les 50 million d�exemplaires depuis son introduction en 1958. Honda Motor Co. Ltd a été

fondée en 1948 par Soichiro Honda, un fils de forgeron. Le premier Cub conçu par Honda en

1952 était en fait un petit moteur de 50cc que l�on attachait à une bicyclette. En 1958, Honda

commença la production des motocyclettes. En 1959, cette firme fut la première parmi les firmes

japonaises à s�introduire sur le marché nord-américain avec ses motocyclettes légères et

moyennes, un marché ignoré par Harley-Davidson. Ce fut le succès. Le modèle C105 offert a été

introduit en 1961 et sa production prit fin à la fin de 1963. Ce modèle de motocyclette était pareil

au modèle C-100 sauf que le moteur était de 54cc. Les couleurs disponibles consistaient en une

combinaison de blanc et rouge, blanc et bleu, noir et blanc ou tout simplement blanc.

Significance to Technology: Motocyclette de petite taille, entre le vélomoteur et le scooter, avec moteur de 54 cc.à un

cylindre, 4 temps, avec arbre à cames en tête (overhead camshaft), refroidi à l�air,

transmission 3 vitesses à embrayage automatique, entraînement par chaîne et suspension

avant à fourche « leading link » et arrière à bras oscillant, (leading-link forks with rear swing

arm), freins à tambour. Équipée d�un klaxon, phare avant, 2 miroirs latéraux, signaux de

direction, réflecteurs et béquille. Le cadre est en tôle emboutie (pressed steel), les ailes et

les protège-jambes en plastique.

Missing Parts: None apparent.

Materials General: Metal chassis, fenders, steering column and parts. Rubber tires, handgrips. Synthetic seat and parts.


steel

rubber

metal

resin

synthetic

specific

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Finish Details: Red pressed steel frame with chrome odometer, tail pipe and handle bars. Handle bar grips are covered in

black rubber. Black and gray vinyl seat. Silver metal engine. Red plastic fenders and leg shield. Black

rubber tires and foot rest.

Decoration Details:

Markings: Embossed on leg shield "HONDA/ 55". White licence plate with blue print "NOVA SCOTIA/ 104066". Black and

white sticker on plate "DEC. 31/ 33075/ 00". Blue and black sticker on frame reads: "PROVINCE OF NOVA

SCOTIA/ REGISTRY OF MOTOR VEHICLES/ T476424/ NOVA SCOTIA/ INSPECTED/ AND/ APPROVED/ 99

01 02/ EXPIRES ON LAST DAY OF MONTH/ IN YEAR PUNCHED/ JAN./ FEB./ MAR./ APR./ MAY./ JUNE/

JULY/ AUG./ SEPT./ OCT./ NOV./ DEC.". Incised on frame "C105-H-7-973". Embossed on casing "OIL/ above

15c (60F) SAE#50/ below 15c (60F) SAE#20". Odometer count is "000".

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Article: Fork

Type:

Model: Air Fork One

Serial Number:

Manufacturer: Fred Acronym: Fred

Manufacture Address: Cumberland Rhode Island United States of America


Distributor:


Other Numbers:

Images:

Conservation Notes: Operable: Restored: Assessment:


General Notes: no. breakdown: .1 fork; .2 package

Dimensions: cm

cm

cm

17.0

13.0

1.3

Length

Width

Thickness

Accession Lot: AT0006 Date Acquired: 28/04/2009 File Article:


CSTMC Collection:

CSTMC Number Range:


Terms: Donation Acquisition Value: Canadian Funds: Lot: no

Source Address:

Dr. Renald J. FortierSource:

Artifact Lexicon

Passenger

Memorabilia

Sub-categoryServices

Commemorative

Category

Aviation

Aviation

Group

Function: For use by children during in-flight meals; for purchase as souvenir.

References:

Patents: (C) 2008 Fred, Cumberland, R.I., U.S.A.

Period of Use: Copyright 2008

Area of Use:



Missing Parts:

Materials General: stainless steel fork with silicone rubber handle


steel

silicone

metal

synthetic

specific

Finish Details: Silver tines; blue handle.

Decoration Details: Handle is in the shape of an airplane; raised 5-pointed stars on both sides of the wings.

Markings: none

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Article: Gravimeter

Type:

Model: Orb 92

Serial Number:




Distributor:


Other Numbers:


Conservation Notes: Operable: Restored: Assessment:


General Notes:

Dimensions: cm

cm

cm

34.5

35.0

36.0

Length

Width

Height

Accession Lot: AS0096 Date Acquired: 04/02/2009 File Article:


CSTMC Collection:

CSTMC Number Range:



Source Address: 615 Booth St. Ottawa Ontario Canada

NRCan, Absolute Gravity & InstrumentationSource:

Artifact Lexicon

Gravity

Sub-categoryGeophysics

Category

Physics

Group

Function:

References: 1) Acquisition proposal

2) Trade Literature L47705; L47707; L47708; L47709; L47711; L47753; L47759; L47807; L47808; L47928;

L47931; L47941; L47942; L47943; L47944; L47946; L47949; L47955; L47957; L47959; L47960; L47963;

L47964; L48012;

3)

http://books.google.ca/books?id=pFO6VB_czRYC&pg=PA189&lpg=PA189&dq=geosystem+kt+30&source=bl

&ots=wyiPrSy2VM&sig=MrIaj0IxK94sVt5XfKL2vkNaldo&hl=en&ei=6hWiTKT2DMunnAeS-dCIBA&sa=X&oi=bo

ok_result&ct=result&resnum=1&ved=0CBQQ6AEwAA#v=onepage&q=geosystem%20kt%2030&f=true p.

188-189 (Could not print the relevant pages)

Patents:

Period of Use:

Area of Use: Canada

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Significance to Canada: Taken from Acquisition proposal: Quoting from the NRCan web site:

http://www.geod.nrcan.gc.ca/aboutus/gravity/grvinsts_e.php

The Geodetic Survey Division owns and operates two absolute gravity instruments, JILA-2, and

the A-10. It also collaborates with the GSC in the operation of a second instrument, FG5-106. The

JILA-2 was acquired in November, 1985 and FG5-106 in April 1993. The A-10 instrument was

acquired in 2000. The JILA-2 has been upgraded four times since it's acquisition with new

computer control, new lasers, GPS clock and ancillary equipment. These upgrades were

necessary in order to make it more efficient, field worthy, lighter and easier to use. Instrument

modifications and tests are essential for Canada to remain at the leading edge in gravimetry.

Because of their high accuracy of a few parts per billion, the instruments are used to establish,

strengthen and expand the Canadian Gravity Standardization Net. Large calibration ranges are

also established for the purpose of calibrating the complement of relative gravimeters owned by

the Gravity and Geodetic Section. Smaller calibration ranges are maintained for industry so that

companies can evaluate and compare their instruments against the established standard.

Examples are the small calibration ranges between Ottawa and Gananoque and between

Orangeville and Collingwood.

The absolute gravimeters participate on a regular basis in international campaigns and

comparisons in order to maintain the high standards of accuracy required of these instruments.

The two most recent comparisons were done at the Bureau International des Poids et Mesures in

Sevres, France, in 2001, and at Boulder, Colorado, USA, in 1995. The BIPM comparisons for

instance occur every four years. Comparisons at the Canadian Absolute Gravity Site (CAGS)

have been carried out every year with some exceptions since 1988 with the National Oceanic and

Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) under an MOU.

Significance to Technology: These items have all played a role in Canada's position at the leading edge of gravimetry.

Obviously the leading edge of 30 years ago is no longer the leading edge so NRCan has

upgraded its instruments on a regular basis.

Missing Parts:

Materials General: Metal and plexiglass


brass

plexiglass

metal

synthetic

wood

specific

Finish Details: Brass and plexiglass instrument screwed onto a synthetic base, and encased in plexiglass.

Decoration Details:

Markings: White plate with black print screwed onto base: "ORB 92". Black NRC label reads: "GR 64003/ DO NOT

REMOVE THIS TAG".

Current Location

15-May-20122475-MAIN-M--08-FL--


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