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Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Nail, accession number 9-8396g, described as Nail with four-sided pyramid shaped head.

Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Nail, accession number 9-8396f, described as Nail with four-sided pyramid shaped head.

Hearst Museum object titled Ornament, accession number 9-17886, described as ornament for building, ceramic with green glaze, keyhole shaped with two heart-shaped cut outs and flower-shaped impression in middle, back unglazed buff-colored earthenware

Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Padlock, accession number 9-8395a, described as Padlock incised with curvilinear design and yellow metal plates attached, U-shaped moveable bolt within E-shaped casing.

Hearst Museum object titled Padlock and key, accession number 9-8395a,b, described as Padlock and key, iron, incised, with two yellow metal octagonal plates. a) lock incised with curvilinear design and yellow metal plates attached, U-shaped moveable bolt within E-shaped casing; b) key, flat rectangular iron device with flange at right angle on one end, and self-loop on other end serving as handle.

Hearst Museum object titled Pan, accession number 9-8402, described as cooking pan, iron bowl incised with curvilinear and circular parallel lines, attached to metal portion of handle with metal studs, with handle ending in unfinished wood incised with encircling parallel lines, and steel attachment and ring for hanging

Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Pastry prick, accession number 9-8387a, described as Pastry prick, club-shaped, unfinished wood with pyro-incised encircling lines and metal prongs; used for decorating bread. Diameter: 3.5 cm.

Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Pastry prick, accession number 9-8387b, described as Pastry prick, club-shaped, unfinished wood with pyro-incised encircling lines and metal prongs; used for decorating bread. 8 cm.

Hearst Museum object titled Pastry pricks, accession number 9-8387a,b, described as Pastry pricks, club-shaped, unfinished wood with pyro-incised encircling lines and metal prongs; used for decorating bread. A) Diameter: 3.5 cm; B) 8 cm.

Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Pin, accession number 9-8396b, described as Double pronged ring pin.

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Nail

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Hearst Museum object titled Ornament, accession number 9-17886, described as ornament for building, ceramic with green glaze, keyhole shaped with two heart-shaped cut outs and flower-shaped impression in middle, back unglazed buff-colored earthenware

Ornament

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Padlock

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Hearst Museum object titled Padlock and key, accession number 9-8395a,b, described as Padlock and key, iron, incised, with two yellow metal octagonal plates. a) lock incised with curvilinear design and yellow metal plates attached, U-shaped moveable bolt within E-shaped casing; b) key, flat rectangular iron device with flange at right angle on one end, and self-loop on other end serving as handle.

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Hearst Museum object titled Pan, accession number 9-8402, described as cooking pan, iron bowl incised with curvilinear and circular parallel lines, attached to metal portion of handle with metal studs, with handle ending in unfinished wood incised with encircling parallel lines, and steel attachment and ring for hanging

Pan

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Pastry prick

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Pastry prick

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Hearst Museum object titled Pastry pricks, accession number 9-8387a,b, described as Pastry pricks, club-shaped, unfinished wood with pyro-incised encircling lines and metal prongs; used for decorating bread. A) Diameter: 3.5 cm; B) 8 cm.

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