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12443Pincushion, apple-shaped
  • Object, Needlework Container, Needlework Holder, Pincushion
  • Other, Sewing
Description:
Apple-shaped pincushion with needle, straight pins, two large pins with initial W (likely Whitmore) and one large pin with man's figure. Found in apartment over old store in Seal Harbor.
12421Molding Plane
  • Object, Woodworking, Plane, Molding Plane
Description:
A molding plane with a full curved blade. Ends of plane includes markings: “W.M. Bowman - D.P. Sandborn. Littleton, N.H.”. 3/8 marked on end of plane.
12420Hammer
  • Object, Woodworking, Hammer
  • colonial
Description:
Claw hammer of heavy iron. Some rust. Rings at top of handle suggest the hammer head was screwed onto the handle. Donor Info - handle said to have been brought over on the Mayflower and handed down through the Mayo and Moore families. Owned by Sally Somes.
12419Saddle Bags
  • Object, Cargo Carrier, Saddlebag
  • Other, Medical personnel
  • Other, Somesville
  • 1800 ca
Description:
Hand sewn saddle bags. Contained paper packages of medicine and old bottles. Belonged to Dr. Kendall Kittredge (1773-1857), first doctor on Mount Desert Island.
12418Spool of Silk Thread,
  • Object, Notion, Thread
  • Object, Notion, Thread
  • Other, Sewing
Description:
Spool of off-white silk thread, 5.50" high; marked 12,000 yards. Found in apartment over old store in Seal Harbor.
12417Spool of Thread
  • Object, Notion, Thread
Description:
Large wooden spool of olive green and black thread.
12416Pitcher
  • Object, Drink Serving Vessel, Pitcher
  • 1946-1955
Description:
Belleek pitcher with 4th mark. Fish scale pattern. Bottom broken.
12415Bellows
  • Object, Furnishings, Bellows
Description:
Red wood trimmed with leather. Tin tip.
12405Bar Harbor Motor Co. to [JA?] Somes
  • Object, Armaments, Bill
  • 1924
Description:
Bill from Bar Harbor Motor Co. on Cottage St. to [JA?] Somes for freight and storage. Total bill=$44.00. Marked Paid
12406Freight Bill
  • Object, Armaments, Bill
  • 1924
Description:
Bill for loading and blocking the Ford Beach Auto.
12404Eastern Steamship Lines, Inc.
  • Object, Armaments, Bill
Description:
Bill from Eastern Steamship Lines to Mrs. Donald N. Gilpin c/o JA Somes for one bureau; amount appears to be $98.00, but only the figure 98 appears in the amount column without and dollar sign.
12403A.C. Fernald Store Bills
  • Object, Armaments, Bill
  • 1924
Description:
Bills from A.C. Fernald Store (General Merchandise) to J.A. Somes for various items, e.g., brackets, screws, shellac, door knob, and more.
12379Wallet
  • Object, Personal Case, Wallet
Description:
Brown calf folding wallet. Strap pulls through slip to close. Inside are two expanding purses.
12378Toothpick
  • Object, Oral Care Product, Toothpick
Description:
Shanked toothpick and hook. Three points for toothpicks fold into handle. Hook on end.
12377Wallet
  • Object, Personal Case, Wallet
  • late 19th century early 20th century
Description:
Red leather wallet. In ink, on inside of flap, is written W. S. Brown, Mt. Desert, Maine. Expanding pockets on interior. One pocket contains a fabric patch with gold anchor. Patch cut off of another cloth location where it was sewn on.
12376Wallet
  • Object, Personal Case, Wallet
Description:
Reddish leather wallet with two compartments (broken). Contains notebook with figures. Marked, “Jenny”. Label pasted on front says "Somes family Pocket book, Mt. Desert, Maine" Twig is attached to a piece of paper with this message: "Twig from the Washington Elm under which Washington first took command of the American Army July 3, 1773 and broken from the tree on March 14, 1891. Cambridge. Edith, Mrs. Ellis & H. E. Somes. Sat. P.MN. at the Museum with Mr. K. , Edi & I" (?) A button is attached to another page of paper with this note: " Button from "Longfellows chair' made from 'the spreading chestnut tree' of which he speaks of in his poem 'the village blacksmith' and presented him by the children. His favorite chair in which I sat the day of our visit to the House in Cambridge March 14, 1891. Sat P.M. Mr. R. __ Kennedy, Edith & I a great day -- one button from Longfellow’s chair and twig from Washington Elm tree." [show more]
12372Wedge
  • Object, Mechanical, Wedge
  • unknown
Description:
Small dark wedge. Carved handle. Top is 13 sided “ball”.
12371Pencil
  • Object, Writing, Pencil
Description:
Carved pencil marked, “DIMON”. Opposite side marked, “DC”.
12356Postcard to Fred Savage
  • Object, Writing, Postcard
  • Ask Mr. Foster
  • 1916
Description:
Postcard to Fred Savage
12354Hayfork
  • Object, Agricultural, Hayfork
Description:
Wooden fork, probably hand carved, with three tines. Was painted red. Flat head nails fasten rod holding tines together.
12308Blue Cobalt Vases (pair)
  • Object, Furnishings, Vase
  • Other, Vases
  • ca 1890
Description:
Pair of blue cobalt vases, 8" high. Vases given to Roscoe and Edna Hysom at their first Christmas (1930) by Kate (Lester) Pray, formerly Kate Heath. She and Julia (Mrs. A.C.) Fernald were sisters. Their mother, Judith Somes Heath (m. Capt. Hirshel Heath), had a house and hat shop between Nuttings and Peppers. Judith and Etta Somes Salisbury were sisters. Kate Heath Pray said that these vases were "very old" when she gave them to the Hysoms, parents of donor (Gail Hysom Reiber). [show more]
12307Blue Cobalt Vases (pair)
  • Object, Furnishings, Vase
  • Other, Vases
  • ca 1890
Description:
Pair of blue cobalt vases, 8" high. Vases given to Roscoe and Edna Hysom at their first Christmas (1930) by Kate (Lester) Pray, formerly Kate Heath. She and Julia (Mrs. A.C.) Fernald were sisters. Their mother, Judith Somes Heath (m. Capt. Hirshel Heath), had a house and hat shop between Nuttings and Peppers. Judith and Etta Somes Salisbury were sisters. Kate Heath Pray said that these vases were "very old" when she gave them to the Hysoms, parents of donor (Gail Hysom Reiber). [show more]
12303Plates
  • Object, Eating Dish, Food Plate, Luncheon Plate
  • c. 1818-1848
Description:
Black oriental design. Made by W. Adams and Sons of Staffordshire, England. Marked Jeddo. Most of this type were imported to the U.S. between 1818-1848. These three plates were used by members of the Somes family. Plates of this design were made by W. Adams and Sons of Staffordshire, England. They were imported into the United States between 1818 and 1848. These plates were used by members of the Somes family.
12294Sign for Dr. Sawyer's Office
  • Object, Advertising Sign, Trade Sign
Description:
Tin sign for Dr. Sawyer's Office. Faded brown/gold lettering and border, with black background. Finger points to right; holes for nails or screws. Painted black - nail holes in each corners and center of each side. Sawyer had office in Southwest Harbor in the late 19th century into the twentieth. Sign was taken from the Freeman-Wall’s house on Wesley Avenue in Southwest Harbor next door to Freeman’s store.Taken down by Jerry Craige owner of house in 1976. Sawyer’s Office reached by enclosed staircase in back of the building. [show more]
12288Sauceboat
  • Object, Serving Dish, Sauceboat
  • unknown
Description:
Inside edge ruffled band of lace. Portrays nets drying, boat, house and mountains in background. Sepia on white. Provenance unknown.