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12452Wallet
  • Object, Personal Case, Wallet
  • Other, Wallets
  • c.1900
Wallet
Item:
  • 12452   
Object ID:
  • 001.117.3.607
Catalog:
  • Objects
Type:
  • Object, Personal Case, Wallet
Subject:
  • Other, Wallets
Date:
  • c.1900
Description:
Small brown leather accordian wallet.Came from Reiss’s basement. Included a receipt for Stanley from Granite Union 1904.
12379Wallet
  • Object, Personal Case, Wallet
Wallet
Item:
  • 12379   
Object ID:
  • 995-135-135
Catalog:
  • Objects
Type:
  • Object, Personal Case, Wallet
Description:
Brown calf folding wallet. Strap pulls through slip to close. Inside are two expanding purses.
12377Wallet
  • Object, Personal Case, Wallet
  • late 19th century early 20th century
Wallet
Item:
  • 12377   
Object ID:
  • 003-7-700
Catalog:
  • Objects
Type:
  • Object, Personal Case, Wallet
Date:
  • late 19th century early 20th century
Description:
Red leather wallet. In ink, on inside of flap, is written W. S. Brown, Mt. Desert, Maine. Expanding pockets on interior. One pocket contains a fabric patch with gold anchor. Patch cut off of another cloth location where it was sewn on.
12376Wallet
  • Object, Personal Case, Wallet
Wallet
Item:
  • 12376   
Object ID:
  • 996-121-337
Catalog:
  • Objects
Type:
  • Object, Personal Case, Wallet
Description:
Reddish leather wallet with two compartments (broken). Contains notebook with figures. Marked, “Jenny”. Label pasted on front says "Somes family Pocket book, Mt. Desert, Maine" Twig is attached to a piece of paper with this message: "Twig from the Washington Elm under which Washington first took command of the American Army July 3, 1773 and broken from the tree on March 14, 1891. Cambridge. Edith, Mrs. Ellis & H. E. Somes. Sat. P.MN. at the Museum with Mr. K. , Edi & I" (?) A button is attached to another page of paper with this note: " Button from "Longfellows chair' made from 'the spreading chestnut tree' of which he speaks of in his poem 'the village blacksmith' and presented him by the children. His favorite chair in which I sat the day of our visit to the House in Cambridge March 14, 1891. Sat P.M. Mr. R. __ Kennedy, Edith & I a great day -- one button from Longfellow’s chair and twig from Washington Elm tree." [show more]