Skip to content
Museum logo

Objects

Enter a word or phrase to perform a general search across all records in the Objects catalog. You can also browse records in the catalog without performing a search.

Search Tips
  • Searches are not case sensitive.
  • Searching for multiple words connects them with OR by default. Matching records can contain any of the words.
  • Connect multiple words with AND if you only want to see records containing both words.
  • Use quotation marks to search for a phrase.
  • Place an asterisk (*) at the end of a word as a wildcard.

316 results found. Records searched: 316

  1. 002.042 - Black taffeta petticoat belonging to Mrs. Lloyd Rees, grandmother of Jerry Rees.

    Petticoat

    Record Type: Object

    002.042. Black Silk Taffeta Petticoat (1)
  2. 002.046 - Base of glass kerosene lamp used in household of Mrs. Lloyd Rees. Octagon pedestal base and kerosene container. Glass part 8.5" tall. Diameter of base 5". Bubbles in glass and turning purple. Base 2.75" up to center pedestal part which is 2.5" tall. Kerosene container 4" diameter. New wick and chimney holder cemented in. New glass chimney with beaded edge 9" tall.

    Lamp, Kerosene

    Record Type: Object

    Lamp, Kerosene
  3. 002.047 - Porcelain- lined iron kettle used by Mrs. Lloyd Rees, grandmother of Grandmother of Jerry Rees. Kettle has three legs, bail handle, 2 loop attached handle on one side. 10.5 inches diameter, 8 inches high.

    Kettle

    Record Type: Object

    Kettle
  4. 002.048 - One black high-topped shoe worn by Alice Borst Rees Rachor, mother of Jerry Rees.

    Shoe

    Record Type: Object

    002.048. Alice Borst's Black Lasted Boot With Rounded Toe (1)
  5. 002.050 - Individual glass salt dish. Square shape with round center used in household of Mrs. Lloyd Rees.

    Saltcellar

    Record Type: Object

    Saltcellar
  6. 002.084 - Four coin silver teaspoons. Belonged to his grandmother Mrs. Euphemia Moorhead Rees. He tells us when she was a small girl she was given some piglets to raise. When grown and marketed her father had the proceeds of the sale in silver dollars and had them made into silverware. These spoons and 4 tablespoons ( see # 84 (002.085 MI)) are all that are left. One of the spoons was thrown out in the garbage and chewed up by one of the pigs. The pattern is Initials engraved on each in Script E M M. Silversmith mark E & D Kinsey. A, B, C, D.

    Spoon, Eating

    Record Type: Object

    002.084. Four Coin Silver Teaspoons Engraved Emm (1)
  7. 002.085.A.B.C.D - Four coin silver tablespoons. Belonged to his grandmother Mrs. Euphemia Moorehead Rees. He tells us when she was a small girl she was given some piglets to raise. When grown and marketed her father had the proceeds of the sale in silver dollars and had them made into silverware. These spoons and four teaspoons (see 84/a/b/c/d) are all that are left. One of the spoons was worn lopsided by the cook using it to stir gravy and other foods at the stove. This pattern has initials E M in Script. Silversmith mark J. Budd.

    Spoon, Eating

    Record Type: Object

    002.085. Four Coin Silver Tablespoons Engraved Emm (2)
  8. 003.007.A.B.C - 3 lead pencils with North Bend High School basketball schedule on pencils. Souvenir of Rodney Boalch, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Boalch, 1940.

    Pencil

    Record Type: Object

    Pencil
  9. 003.009.A.B.C.D - 2 pair, iron gate hinges from Old North Bend Grade school. Both gate hinges are 11" long and 1.5" across.

    Hinge

    Record Type: Object

    003.009. Pair Of Hinges (1)
  10. 003.012.A.B.C. - Board with gate latch attached from fence which surrounded grounds of first school in North Bend which was located across the street from Museum on present school site. Fence was removed in 1902 to make way for a modern woven wire fence. Three iron pieces attached to wooden board.

    Gate

    Record Type: Object

    003.012. Board And Latch Off North Bend School Fence (1)
  11. 003.023 - World War I discharge button. Brass colored surrounded by laurel wreath, surmounted by star with letters U.S. Has shank and button to be inserted in button hole.

    Medal, Commemorative

    Record Type: Object

    Medal, Commemorative
  12. 003.024 - World War II Victory Medal-WWII medal suspended from ribbon in shades of purple, blue, green, yellow, orange, red, going from red to purple on other side. Bronze- colored medal approx. 1.5 inches diameter has winged victory on front. On back has words "The Great War For Civilization" with the names of 14 countries involved. Ribbon has brass bar with word TRANSPORT on it. Metal and ribbon measures 2.5" overall. In good condition.

    Medal, Commemorative

    Record Type: Object

    003.024. Wwii (3)
  13. 003.067 - Liberty Bell Bank, STATE BANK OF NORTH BEND, Childs bank. Bronze, shape of Liberty Bell with wood hanger. Inscribed with Scripture Lev XXV 10. "Proclaim Liberty throughout all the land unto all inhabitants thereof" Small brass plate on side of bell gives name of Bank and location. Slot for inserting coins is on bottom. Pat. Feb 18, 1918. The Bankers S and C System, Cleveland, Ohio #41134. Other Patents pending. Received 1976

    Bank, Still

    Record Type: Object

    Bank, Still
  14. 007.001 - Oxen shoe found on the site of an old logging camp near Tolt by Otto Mueller.

    Oxshoe

    Record Type: Object

    Oxshoe
  15. 008.001 - Door Latch from Uncle Si's cabin which burnt down. Cabin was located on old Mt. Si Ranch. Si Merritt was first settler in Valley. Mt. Si bears his name.

    Lock, door

    Record Type: Object

    Lock, door
  16. 009.001 - Plane owned by William Whipple, great grandfather of George Whipple of North Bend. Tools used in his wagon maker trade. Double rabbet plane. #133 stamped on one end. "H.L. Alden" stamped on both ends. "Ohio Tool Co." on one end. A:Right side, 9.5"l x 3.5"w; two width grooves on bottom. B:Wooden triangular piece inserted to fit in slot to hold metal blade in right side. (BLADE MISSING) 6" long, curved top for hand hold. C:Left side, 9.5"x 3.5w; slanted groove on bottom. 2 holes in piece for 2 wooden screws and round wooden bolt. D: Wooden triangular piece inserted to fit in slot to hold metal blade in right side, 6" long, curved top for hand hold. E:wooden dowel screw bolt, 5" long x .5 diameter wit large knob on right side (turned wood knob), smooth wood. F: 1.5" round wooden nut for use on screw bolt (to loosen or tighten) G: Wooden dowel screw- bolt, 5" l x . diameter., with large knob on right side (turned wood knob), smooth wood. H:1.5" round wooden nut .5" thick, for use on bolt, screws on. I:Metal plane blade, .75"w x 7.25" long, small narrow end extends through slot in top of side piece. J Metal plane blade (same as I)

    Plane, rabbet

    Record Type: Object

    Plane, rabbet
  17. 010.004 - Molded face of Princess Angelina, Chief Seattle's daughter. Made of plaster, painted, round plaque with face in center; CW Chapman, Sr. and name "Angelina" imprinted in plaster.

    Bust

    Record Type: Object

    Bust
  18. 015.049.A.B.C.D.E - Two decks cards in leather case and box, Masonic Emblem and name "Otto Reinig." Likely sold at Reinig Store in Snoqualmie. A: pigskin leather, black braided edges, CARD CASE; Gold imprint on top fold of Masonic emblem and name in gold imprint. size:11.25"l x 5" wide. folded 4.25 wide. 2 snaps top flap. B: Auction Bridge Tally Score Pad, pages empty. Cardboard back slips inside packet on one end inside. C: Deck of 52 cards only, picture of Muslim Mosque and minarets, colors light blue, gold and red on white. MARKED ON ACE OF SPADES D: Deck of cards 54 only, picture of emblem in gold red and white on black background. marked on ace of spades. E: Green box for card case; has picture of ship in full sail in black over seal with initials in gold "D.R" 4.5" wide x 5.5" long x 1.5" deep.

    Card, Game

    Record Type: Object

    015.049. Otto Reinig Cardboard Box Ship Odreams Good Luck Package With Card
  19. 015.1008 - Tan and red leather pillow. 1906. Cowboy. Leather covered pillow with leather fringe from Otto Reinig Rummage Sale, 18" square. a. brown leather side with picture of Cowboy b. red leather side w/ message "Best Wishes," Sept. 19, 1906

    Pillow

    Record Type: Object

    Pillow
  20. 015.152 - Etched glass lamp shade from early Seattle home of Parents of Otto and Dio Reinig in 1889. Margarethe and Leonard Reinig were early Seattle settlers who came to Snoqualmie to homestead after the Seattle fire in 1889. Settled on Reinig Road near confluence of three forks of Snoqualmie river. Original home still on property in Nov. 1987 and lived in by granddaughter of Dio Reinig, Mary Norton McElroy. Mother is Leslie Reinig, one of the daughters of Dio Reinig. Etched pattern all over of vase with flowers, scroll design, and leaf and flower sprays. Small crimped edge around bottom. size 7.25" diameter. top x 4" diameter bottom opening. White etching. WIde scalloped edge around top. Shade fits upside down on lamp, in special metal holder. Lamp shade for gas chandeliers.

    Shade, Lighting

    Record Type: Object

    Shade, Lighting

Thank You!

Confirmation Message Here....