Objects

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1. Ribbonwork - 2018.029.0240

   Pink bow that is wrapped with wire at the center.

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2. Rifle - 1974.010.4112

   Martini-Henry Army rifle, Mark IV (Pattern C). Has Martini-action breech loading device. Several marks with crown on underside of weapon. "CLT" ? painted on stock. Chambered for the .450 round.

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3. Rifle - 1974.010.4123

   Whitneyville Armory-Kennedy 45-60 caliber repeating rifle with tubular magazine and octagon barrrel. Pat. 1873, reblued and refinished. Opening in butt plate for cleaning rods (nothing inside). Marks: "Whitneyville Armory Ct. U.S.A. Kennedy" on barrel, "45-60" behind back sight, "O 232" under lever, and "PAT'D JANY. 7-73. APLI (2) MAY 13 & AUG 12-79."

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4. Rifle - 2018.029.0154

   Drill rifle made of wood that has been painted white. There is a metal trigger and trigger guard, bolt, swivel (missing the butt swivel), barrel, bayonet stud, and front sight.

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5. Rifle - 2020.007.0001

   1894 Winchester .25-35 centerfire rifle. It has a nickel steel barrel designed for smokeless powder. The side of the rifle has been engraved: M.S. Engdahl / Gillette / Wyoming. A sideways "M" connected to an "E" that is facing the correct direction is also etched onto the same side of the rifle.

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6. Rifle, Military - 1974.010.4115

   US Springfield Model 1873, Allin "trapdoor" action 45-70. Ramrod missing. Marks include "U.S. Springfield" on lock plate, "US Model 1873" on trap door, serial number on breech, "US" on butt plate, "H 19" on stock near butt, and a "U" on each barrel band.

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7. Rifle, Military - 1974.010.4116

   US trap door Springfield, 45-70 Model 1873. Sporterized, reblued and refinished wood. Ramrod gone and slot filled, sight appears to be on backwards. Marks: "US Springfield" on lock plate, model number and eagle with arrows on trap door, serial number on breech, and "42" on stock.

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8. Rifle, Military - 1974.010.4117

   Harper's Ferry 1849 cap and ball (Model 1842 musket), Eagle with US underneath on side plate. 69 cal, Sporterized and refinished. Wood badly cracked, with initials E T carved on bottom and left side of stock. No ramrod. The Model 1842 had a 42 inch barrel, but this musket only has a 33 inch barrel. It appears that it was cut off when it was sporterized.

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9. Rifle, Military - 1974.010.4119

   Springfield Model 1898 Krag-Jorgensen rifle. Bolt-action rifle with a five-round box magazine on the right side of the body. Caliber .30-40. Marks located on left side of reciever. Serial number research indicates that this rifle was produced in 1903 and therefore would not have been used in any war or conflict. It is the the same model of rifle that was carried by Wyoming solidiers in the Spanish-American War and Phillipine-American War.

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10. Rifle, Military - 1974.010.4120

    Winchester Model of 1917 (Enfield) with leather sling. Bolt-action, magazine fed rifle. Caliber is .30-06. Serial number research indicates that this rifle was made in January 1919 and was thus not used in the war.

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11. Ring, Class - 2017.070.0077

    This is a class ring for the class of 1951 of Campbell County High School. It is made of balfour 10k gold with silver-tone decoration on the front. It has the camel mascot in the center and "CHS" in the background. "1951" is divided along the right and left sides over a black background. "G M M" and "BLAFOUR 10K" is inscribed along the inside of the band.

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12. Ring, Class - 2018.005.0001

    10K balfour gold class ring from 1938, with a camel insignia and "CHS" for Campbell County High School on the front in relief. "19" is written on the left side and "38" on the right side. The letters "CCV" are engraved on the interior of the band.

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13. Ring, Finger - 2019.013.0001

    Gold ring found in the Sutherland family collection. It is a 10k Black Hills gold ring, decorated on the front and sides with a leaf on either side of an infinity symbol in relief.

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14. Ring, Key - 2017.006.0070

    Stockmens Bar & Lounge keyring. White and orange circular tag with "Stockmens Bar & Lounge / Phone 682-9900" printed on either side.

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15. Ring, Key - 2018.004.0015

    Metal keyring with two adjustable rings separated by a thin, circular sheet of metal in the center of a circular metal body. The slogan "Can do America!" is printed on the front of the body in black and blue text.

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16. Rosette - 2016.063.0003

    U.S. Cavalry brass horse bridle rosette. Civil War era. Circular with "US" embossed in center. 3 prongs on the back.

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17. Ruler - 2017.002.0002

    White plastic Burlington Northern Railroad ruler. Features BN logo, image of a train, and the phrase "Trains can't stop quickly! ... You can." Reverse side has directions for converting english to metric and vice versa.

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18. Ruler - 2017.085.0002

    This is a wooden folding ruler. It measures up to 72 inches.

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19. Saddle - 2016.058.0001

    Dark brown saddle used by Deputy Sheriff John Elmore. Much of the leather is stamped in various patterns. Thick wool coats the underside of the saddle. Wooden stirrups.

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20. Saddle - 2020.003.0001

    Saddle made by Hamley and Company that belonged to Harvey Wood Edwards. The circle H makers mark is located on the upper center of the seat of the saddle. Harvey's initials "H. W. E." are inscribed on the back of the saddle, as is "628 SPECIAL 4712." The leather has an oak leaf and acorn motif, with several metal conches that have an 8-pointed star design and leather tassles around the saddle. The stirrups are wooden with a piece of sheet metal o...

    Record Type: Object