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Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Badge, accession number 2-34013, described as Gilt veteran foreman’s badge. Shield shaped with antique fire pumper and “Veteran Firemen’s Association New York” engraved on front. “Presented to Mrs Howard Coit by James A. Monghan of Veteran Fireman’s Association of New York City. A W Mitchell, Marker, 757 Broadway, N.Y.” is inscribed on the back.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Coin, accession number 2-30901, described as Brass trade coin. On obverse is a head of a bull and “Ph. J. Seiter’s Market” and on reverse: “Redeemed at my market: 102 Third Ave. N.Y.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Epaulettes, accession number 2-33856a,b, described as Epaulets, (a, b) pair heavily gold encrusted. red leather/metal undershank (metal engraved “Horsemann Brothers & Allien New York” also “right” and “left”). Gold-plated (?) hollow- crescent shaped rim with double fall of gold coiled spirals. top has US eagle crest button and “M.S.” (in silver) in chaplet of oak leaves. 19.5 by 14 by 11 cm. c) Box (for a, b) black painted metal. 8-shape, internal container, top handle. 27 by 18.5 by 13 cm.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Medal, accession number 2-34062, described as W.W.I medal; 3 figures, 1 mounted, “Justice, peace” Reverse description; “peace of Versailles, 1919”; view of the Palace of Versailles Bronze, 93.95 grams
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Medal, accession number 2-34081, described as “Lafayette, America’s adopted son, 1934, 1757-1834”, picture of Lafayette standing. Reverse description: “centenary of his death, The American Friends of Lafayette, May 20, 1934.”
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Medal, accession number 2-34075, described as Seated figure and standing figures; “Commemorating the 250 anniversary of Jewish settlement in the United States.” Reverse description: Tree, eagle and standing figures; Hebrew inscriptions; “1655-1905”
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Medal, accession number 2-34074, described as “One hundred Years,”; “Safety, strength, speed”; scene of flying figure and a steam locomotive. Reverse description: “The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company, 1827-1927”; a picture of Peter Cooper’s “Tom Thumb”
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Photographic plates, accession number 9-17596aa-jj, described as Plates from Portfolio of Asian interior designs: "The Gracie Portfolio for Interior Designers: a Working Sampler of One of the World's Largest Collections of Orientalia" by Charles R. Gracie; published by C. R. Gracie & Sons, circa 1958.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Photographic plates, accession number 9-17596a-z, described as Plates from Portfolio of Asian interior designs: "The Gracie Portfolio for Interior Designers: a Working Sampler of One of the World's Largest Collections of Orientalia" by Charles R. Gracie; published by C. R. Gracie & Sons, circa 1958.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Portfolio of photographic plates, accession number 9-17596a-jj, described as Portfolio of Asian interior designs: "The Gracie Portfolio for Interior Designers: a Working Sampler of One of the World's Largest Collections of Orientalia" by Charles R. Gracie; published by C. R. Gracie & Sons, circa 1958. A) Sample portfolio: "The Gracie Portfolio for Interior Designers", 36 photo plates with descriptions of oriental art, mostly screens, in green damask patterned cloth with toggle closures. B-JJ) Photo plates, see list on interior front cover

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