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Hearst Museum object titled Basal fragment, accession number 1-161154, described as Large basal fragment to a white improved earthenware vase or similar, with no decoration or maker's mark present.
Hearst Museum object titled Medicine bottle, accession number 1-161251, described as Partially fire-affected, clear glass rectangular with rounded corners medicinal bottle with a prescription finish and an embossed label that reads "QUALITY" near the shoulder and "PURITY" close to the base and no maker's mark on bottom, possible whitish remnants of original contents within
Hearst Museum object titled Rifle, accession number 2-59117, described as Muzzle loading, percussion rifle. Half-stocked plains rifle with 34 inch octagon barrel. Caliber ca. .52 inches. Small, round patch box mounted in right side of stock. Lock marked “A. W, Spies” and “Warrented”; barrel marked “J. H. Bersto, Buffalo, N. Y.” Both were gun makers of Buffalo; gun possibly made of parts.

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