A clear grid Kenko camera lens. It has markings on the side that read "KENKO c . s 77mm JAPAN" a B+W clear lens is attached. It is stored in a clear plastic KENKO case with white plastic.
A clear grid Kenko camera lens. It has markings on the side that read "KENKO c . s 77mm JAPAN" a B+W clear lens is attached. It is stored in a clear plastic KENKO case with white plastic.
An orange Hoya camera filter. The markings on the side read: "HOYA 72 O(G) JAPAN" it is stored in a clear plastic Hoya case with a white plastic sheet inside. There is a factor guide at the back
An orange Hoya camera filter. The markings on the side read: "HOYA 72 O(G) JAPAN" it is stored in a clear plastic Hoya case with a white plastic sheet inside. There is a factor guide at the back
A Soligor 52 camera filter. The markings on the side read: "SOLIGOR 52 PL JAPAN" it is adjustable and the dial can be turned. it is stored in a clear soligor plastic case with a foam sheet inside.
A Soligor 52 camera filter. The markings on the side read: "SOLIGOR 52 PL JAPAN" it is adjustable and the dial can be turned. it is stored in a clear soligor plastic case with a foam sheet inside.
a) A tall blue box for the Schneider Tele-Arton lens it is taped on the edges and there is beige foam at the bottom.
b) A Schneider Tele-Arton Lens, there is a silver lens with markings around the rim that read "Schneider - Kreuznach 11 490 260 TECHNIKA Tele Arton 1:5,5/270" behind that are more levers and a dial, with "LINHOF SYNCHRO-COMPUR" written around the side. Theres a Technika back plate and behind that there's a black lens.
c) A large Schneider Optik Kreuznach camera lens with the numbers "SN 223-29" at the back
d) A small Schneider Optik Kreuznach camera lens with the numbers "SN 223/24 - 51"
e) A metal Linhof tool. The specific use of the item is unknown.
a) A tall blue box for the Schneider Tele-Arton lens it is taped on the edges and there is beige foam at the bottom.
b) A Schneider Tele-Arton Lens, there is a silver lens with markings around the rim that read "Schneider - Kreuznach 11 490 260 TECHNIKA Tele Arton 1:5,5/270" behind that are more levers and a dial, with "LINHOF SYNCHRO-COMPUR" written around the side. Theres a Technika back plate and behind that there's a black lens.
c) A large Schneider Optik Kreuznach camera lens with the numbers "SN 223-29" at the back
d) A small Schneider Optik Kreuznach camera lens with the numbers "SN 223/24 - 51"
e) A metal Linhof tool. The specific use of the item is unknown.
a) A beige Zeiss Ikon Focus lens case. The back has a chart dial and inside there are plastic circles so the lenses can fit on top of them snugly.
b) A Zeiss Ikon focus lens, it has a clear glass lens with a silver metal frame it has markings that read "Proxar f=0,2 m A 28,5 Lens-Germany Carl Zeiss"
c) A Zeiss Ikon focus lens, it has a clear glass lens with a silver metal frame it has markings that read "Proxar f=0,3 m A 28,5 Lens-Germany Carl Zeiss"
d)A Zeiss Ikon focus lens, it has a clear glass lens with a silver metal frame it has markings that read "Proxar f=0,5 m A 28,5 Lens-Germany Carl Zeiss"
e)A Zeiss Ikon focus lens, it has a clear glass lens with a silver metal frame it has markings that read "Proxar f=1 m A 28,5 Lens-Germany Carl Zeiss"
a) A beige Zeiss Ikon Focus lens case. The back has a chart dial and inside there are plastic circles so the lenses can fit on top of them snugly.
b) A Zeiss Ikon focus lens, it has a clear glass lens with a silver metal frame it has markings that read "Proxar f=0,2 m A 28,5 Lens-Germany Carl Zeiss"
c) A Zeiss Ikon focus lens, it has a clear glass lens with a silver metal frame it has markings that read "Proxar f=0,3 m A 28,5 Lens-Germany Carl Zeiss"
d)A Zeiss Ikon focus lens, it has a clear glass lens with a silver metal frame it has markings that read "Proxar f=0,5 m A 28,5 Lens-Germany Carl Zeiss"
e)A Zeiss Ikon focus lens, it has a clear glass lens with a silver metal frame it has markings that read "Proxar f=1 m A 28,5 Lens-Germany Carl Zeiss"
The artifact is from around Swift Current, Saskatchewan. Stone tool with hammer-like or anvil-like shape. Has two flat heads on either end. One head is slightly shorter, likely due to chipping/damage. Tool is described as a hammer by the donor.
The artifact is from around Swift Current, Saskatchewan. Stone tool with hammer-like or anvil-like shape. Has two flat heads on either end. One head is slightly shorter, likely due to chipping/damage. Tool is described as a hammer by the donor.
Ceremonial knife collected by Harvey King. Long oval stone that is widest in the middle and tapers to both ends. Edges are serrated.
Colours: Taupe, silver lines.
Ceremonial knife collected by Harvey King. Long oval stone that is widest in the middle and tapers to both ends. Edges are serrated.
Colours: Taupe, silver lines.
Physical Condition
good
Material
stone
Width
5cm
Length
15cm
Accession Number
2003.3
Biographical Notes
Harvey King collected this knife ca.1992 at MK Bay on the beach.
