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Hearst Museum object titled Business card, accession number 9-22047, described as Business card of Theos Bernard.
Hearst Museum object titled Business card plate, accession number 9-22038, described as Business card stamp- printing device. The business card says "THEOS BERNARD" and has a seal consising of a Jewish "Seal of Solomon" star with red and blue interlocking triangles and the Sanskrit syllable OM in its center on the thoat of a cobra whose head is behind the star and whose coils surround it. Under this is the lengend in Tibetan characters "bden pa tshang ma dam pa red" which means something to the effect of "All truth is sublime.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Calendar, accession number 9-11437, described as calendar, year 1969; depicts naked baby boy reading a book by candlelight Role in trade - promotes business of Krishna Garments Co.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Calendar, accession number 9-11439, described as calendar, year 1969; depicts a girl in a pink gown and with much gold jewelry; she is in the act of removing her veil; in the background a man comes through the doorway; possibly it is her wedding night; 65cm length; 35.5 cm width; Role in trade - promotional device for Seeth Murliidhr Jewelers
Hearst Museum object titled Calendar, accession number 9-21363, described as Twenty-four vignettes of agricultural activity on 1976 calendar of the magazine “China Reconstructs”. e.g. top row, left: the mechanic; fourth from left: planting rice seedlings; right: sowing pumpkin seeds. row 2, left: hoeing and chemical spraying; right: turnip planting. row 3, left: thinning; fourth from left: harvesting; right: grinding corn. row 4, third from left: the miner; right: the agent buys the crop. 22.5 x 30 cm
Hearst Museum object titled Calligraphy practice sheet, accession number 9-21446, described as Practice sheet for calligraphy. Five different characters executed. 57 x 32 cm stationery-quality paper, unbleached.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Calligraphy sample, accession number 1-255343, described as Calligraphy; symbol for harmony in Sumi ink on white paper; red seal with pictograph in lower left hand corner; white paper mounted on heavy paper board, gilded edges. Collected at the San Francisco Cherry Blossom Festival in 1982.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Camera and box, accession number 2-72008a-c, described as Leitz Kopier Apparat “Eldia”, in original box. Roll film copying device made by E. Leitz Wetzlar in Germany. (a) = Copier, (b) = box bottom, (c) = box top. Copier: L=13.0cm; W=3.7cm; H=6.8cm. Box: L=14.0cm; W=4.2cm; H=7.5cm
Hearst Museum object titled Camera and case, accession number 2-72014a-e, described as Camera: Zeiss-Ikon Compur Model, bellows camera with separate film carriers. Equipped with Tessar 1:4.5, f 13.5 cm Carl Zeiss Jana lens #2368237. Black leather with top strap handle. Model: Maximan 2077. (a) Case: Leather w/ purple plush lining, broken metal clasp & strap handle; (b) Film Carrier in original paper sleeve; (c) Film carrier [Zeiss-Ikon]; (d) Camera; (e) exposure time table for Zeiss-Ikon. Camera: H=16.0cm; W=13.3cm; T=5.5cm. Case: H=18.5cm; W=15.0cm; T=9.7cm. Film carrier (c): W=11.0cm; H=17.0cm; T=4.0mm; Film Carrier (d): H=17.5cm; W=10.0cm; T=1.5cm.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Candy, accession number 3-29041a-j, described as Candy, zoomorphic (Day of the Dead). Bird, animal and fish forms made of sugar paste with painted features, each piece glued to a small piece of stiff paper. Birds and anumal have shredded tissue paper decoration on backs. A-B) fish, length 5.5 cm; C) animal, one ear broken and glued, Length 3.5 cm, Ht. 3.7 cm; D-J) birds, Length 4.0 cm, Ht. 4.0 cm

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