These Irons are heated on the stove. One has been used while the other has been heated. The handle slips out so it is easy to change irons.
A&B: Length: 7 cm, Width: 7.5 cm, Height : 4 cm C: Length 15.9 cm
These Irons are heated on the stove. One has been used while the other has been heated. The handle slips out so it is easy to change irons.
A&B: Length: 7 cm, Width: 7.5 cm, Height : 4 cm C: Length 15.9 cm
Ashtray stand handcrafted by Norm Hansen, a millwright in Kemano. The top and base are made of aluminum fashioned in a disc-like shape, with a section of light yellowish-brown wood above the base and below the top. The top 'disc' is smaller than the bottom one. In the middle is a cylindrical rock core sample from the mountains near Kemano, marbled black-and-white in colour.
Ashtray stand handcrafted by Norm Hansen, a millwright in Kemano. The top and base are made of aluminum fashioned in a disc-like shape, with a section of light yellowish-brown wood above the base and below the top. The top 'disc' is smaller than the bottom one. In the middle is a cylindrical rock core sample from the mountains near Kemano, marbled black-and-white in colour.
Physical Condition
Excellent
Material
aluminum
rock
Wood
Condition Remarks
Some scuff marks and grime, particularly on base. Could probably be washed off.
Small, white ceramic trivet featuring Gizawa (sun). Original, master carving for mould used in glazed ceramic line. UBC Museum of Anthropology commission.
Small, white ceramic trivet featuring Gizawa (sun). Original, master carving for mould used in glazed ceramic line. UBC Museum of Anthropology commission.
Photograph of Esso gas station in downtown Kitimat. Text "HOME" visible on front. Other buildings around it. Lower City Centre parking lot area is in foreground. Lots of snow. Two men are walking through a path in the deep snow. Only their upper bodies are visible. In the front left, some cars appear to be peaking out of the snow.
Donated by Lesley Morrison on July 11, 2022. Passed on to them after Doris (?) died in 2002.
Scope and Content
Photograph of Esso gas station in downtown Kitimat. Text "HOME" visible on front. Other buildings around it. Lower City Centre parking lot area is in foreground. Lots of snow. Two men are walking through a path in the deep snow. Only their upper bodies are visible. In the front left, some cars appear to be peaking out of the snow.
