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Hearst Museum object titled Bottle opener, accession number 7-9361, described as Caplifter; brass plated steel handle, arboreal scroll design impressed into casting, overall shape of fish; hole in center with commemorative medal in center, “Teatro Greco Taormina” scene on one side, three-legged figure with head at center on other side with "NOPMI TT A TAN" around design. crown caplifter at “tail” end of handle; 11.4 cm long

Hearst Museum object titled Divining chain, accession number 5-10842, described as Chain, divining; 8 aluminum replicas of opele pods connected with double white metal chains; incised geometric and other designs on faces of the "pods"; 5 3-pence English coins suspended from one end, 3 from the other; l. 89.7 cm.

Hearst Museum object titled Divining chain, accession number 5-10844, described as divining chain; opele nut pods, half penny, aluminum chain, brass chain, ivory beads, ostrich shell beads, misc. glass beads, 3 cast brass bells, aluminum key, misc. buttons, cotton cordage and a religious metal all connected; l. end to end 107 cm.

Hearst Museum object titled Lime container, accession number 11-43215, described as Budweiser can repurposed to hold lime powder. Made in the USA and lists places of manufacture: St. Louis, Newark, LA, Tampa, Houston, Columbus, Jacksonville FL, Merrimack, Williamsburg, Fairfield CA, Baldwinsville NY "12 FL OZ" "Recyclable Aluminum" Bottom stamped in purple ink: "3 12 10 B 2V 343-C