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Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Bell, accession number 16-18472, described as Bell; tin; long handle with self-loop; encircling curvilinear bands in low relief; length: 24.2 cm.
Hearst Museum object titled Box, accession number 3-30825, described as TIN BOX: Box w/ hinged lid. Box is decorated w/ flowers, branches w/ flowers, and a bow w/ tie ends on which is written, “Paz en la Terra”. Stamped, “Mexico” on bottom
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Commemorative medal, accession number 2-34055, described as Commemorative medal for the United States centennial celebration. Obverse: Bust of George Washington. Reverse: In wreath; “1883, New York evacuated by the British, Nov. 25, 1783” Content: tin ? Type: commemorative medal. Diameter: 3.0 cm. Weight: 9.11 grams.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Commemorative medal, accession number 2-34049, described as Obverse: Liberty Bell; “Proclaim Liberty Throughout the Land and Unto All the In habitants Thereof.” hole drilled through top. Reverse: “By joint resolution of the councils of the City of Philadelphia, The Liberty Bell loaned to the World’s Industrial Cotton Centenial Exposition of New Orleans, La. 1885” Content: tin ? Type: commemorative medal Size: 3.7 cm. diam. Weight: 19.34 g.
Hearst Museum object titled Devil figurines, accession number 3-30821, described as TIN DEVIL ORNAMENTS: Set of 2 pieces. 2 devil figures w/ magenta skin, wearing blue and silver swim trunks, and w/ brown and gold bat-like wings.
Hearst Museum object titled Doll, eskimo, accession number 7-10029, described as Male Eskimo stuffed doll, with plastic leather face and painted features. Dressed in seal fur parka, plastic white belt and tin knife. Holding a seal, done in seal fur also. H = 6.5”
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Medal, accession number 2-34052, described as Commemorative medal; View of the Exposition; “The World’s Industrial-Cotton Centennial Exposition, new Orleans 1884-5. The Main Building, 1378 x 905 feet” Reverse description: Decoration of 4 major buildings of Exposition surrounding central U.S. Eagle, #. Content; tin?, 46.88 grams
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Medal, accession number 2-34051, described as Commemorative medal; Cotton picking scene; “New Orleans, 1884” Reverse description: Globe, “The World’s Industrial and Cotton Centennial Exposition, 1884, 1885” Content: tin ?, 37.22 grams
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Medal, accession number 2-34050, described as Commemorative medal; “The World’s Industrial and Cotton Centennial Exposition, New Orleans”; “Union Confidence and Justice, 1884-4”; Eagle standing on U.S. shield Reverse description: 4 buildings of Exposition surrounding globe, “Main Building, Horticulture Hall, State Exhibits, Art Gallery” Content; tin ?m 28.60 grams
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Medal, accession number 2-34053, described as Commemorative medal; View of the Signing of the Declaration of Independence; “Declaration of Independence, Philadelphia, 1776”; hole drilled in top Reverse description: Views of 3 buildings at the Exhibition; “Centennial Exhibition, 1876, Memorial Hall, Main Exhibition Building, Horticulture Hall” Content: tin?, 43.60 grams

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