Hemlock branch with one end sharpened into a point/wedge. Found wedged into a rectangular scar cut into the side of a culturally-modified tree (western red cedar) near Terrace, B.C. Date and purpose unknown.
Hemlock branch with one end sharpened into a point/wedge. Found wedged into a rectangular scar cut into the side of a culturally-modified tree (western red cedar) near Terrace, B.C. Date and purpose unknown.
This is a Players cigarette box, has some rusted areas, shows some blue and yellow, navy. Brand name: Player, "Navy Cut Cigarettes". Used as packaging for cigarettes.
Outside details/imagery is heavily rusted. Colour is apparent but certain details are undecipherable due to rust.
Box is still operable; hinge still works.
Inner lid detailing is in better condition than outside. Has a gold-like sheen/finish.
This is a Players cigarette box, has some rusted areas, shows some blue and yellow, navy. Brand name: Player, "Navy Cut Cigarettes". Used as packaging for cigarettes.
Outside details/imagery is heavily rusted. Colour is apparent but certain details are undecipherable due to rust.
Box is still operable; hinge still works.
Inner lid detailing is in better condition than outside. Has a gold-like sheen/finish.
Physical Condition
poor
Material
metal
Condition Remarks
Heavily rusted but many details are still apparent
