D2004.0007.0010

O'Neil noted that "In order to avoid confusion, the FS number will be accompaniedby theyuear it was curated at the Museum of Western Colorado". On the field specimen sheet, O'Neil has added '2004' after each specimen number. The 2004 isnot used on this inventory sheet.

See also D2004.7.3

(1) Glass bottle frag. (Aqua colors manfg. 1880–1920's). 1.8inch dia. Very heavy glass.
(2) Hutchinson style bottle stopper, mfg. 1879–1940.
(3) 1 small frag. of glaze china. Dark blue leaves on pale blued background. Rim sherd
(4) 14 cartridge cases.
4 ea. w / W.R.A. Co. .44 W.C.F. headstamps. Black powder loads. 1873–early
20th century
1 ea. .44 W.C.F. w / no headstamp. Probably anearly Winchester production.
1 ea. .45–70. No head stamp. Brass case? Boxer primer. Mfg. 1873–1890(?).
1 ea. mangled reminant of a copper cased 50–70(?). No ligible headstamp.
Mfg. 1866–1889(?)
1 ea. .22 Long Rifle Rimfire. Super–X , nickle plated case. Post 1950.
2 ea. .22 Long Rifle Rimfire cases. Copper case, 'U' headstamp (Remington) .
Pre–1927.
1 ea. .38 S&W pistol case. No headstamp Probably pre 1890.
1 ea. .44 S&W American pistol case. No headstamp. Small copper primer.
Probably pre–1890.
1 ea. probable .38–55 case, or perhapsa .38 cal. Maynard case. No headstamp.
Large primer.
1 ea. possible .44 Webly case.
(5) 9 cartridge cases.
2 ea. .38 Short rRmfire case. 'H' headstamps. Copper cases. 1873–ca.1927.
3 ea. .44 W.C.F. cases. All black powder loads. Headstamp ".44 W.C.F.,
W.R.A Co. 1873–1938.
1 ea. .32 Short Rimfire. 'H' headstamp. 1873–early 1900's
1 ea. 9mm Parabellum. W.R.A. headstamp. Post 1959's?
2 ea. .30 M–1 Carbine cases. Frontier & Federal hadstamps. Post 1963.
(6) Unidentified pen or gauge.
(7) Unidentified cap/lid inscribed w /"Portin(g) Extra Quality. Thin metal.
(8) Miscellaneous pieces of metal.
(9) Crushed opium tins. 1 3/5" X 2 4/5".
(10) 2 Chinese coins w / square holes in center. One broken in half..
(11) 6 inch section of narrow gauge rail.
(12) Rail block.
(13) 5 pieces of journal brass.
(14) Rail spike.
(15) Internal plate of pocket watch.
(16) Railroad air–line valve.
(17) Miscellaneous piece of lead.
(18) 3 pieces of unidentified metal.
(19) Miscellaneous nuts & bolts.
(20) 1 ea. small clear glass bottle. Rectangular in X–section.Plastic cp. 3.7inches long,
1.3inches wide, 0.85inches thick
1 ea Vicks Vaporub bottle. 2.3inches long, 1.7inches diameter. threaded for lid.
(21) Possible opiuim tins.

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(FS#5) 2 ea .38 short rimfire cases . 'H' headstamps. 1873–1927 ca. 3 ea. 44–40 W.C.F. Black powdert load, 1873–1938. 1 ea. .32 short rimfire. 1873–early 1900's.. l ea. 9 x 18 mm. Parabellum (Luger). W.R.A. headsgtamp. Very recent 2 ea. .30 M–1 Carbine cases. Frontier & Federal headstamps. Post 1963.

(FS#6) Possible of a tubulart magazine from a repeating .22 rimfire rifle.
(FS#7) Circular piece of metal , unidentified. Stamped w/ "Portin Extra Quality" on top. Measures 4/5" dia.
(FS#8) Unidentified pieces of scrap metal.
(FS#9) Opiium tin lids w/ Chinese characters stamped in center.
(FS#10) 2 Chinese coins w/ square holes in center. One broken.
(FS#11) 6" section of narrow gauge rail.
(FS#12) Railblock.
(FS#13) 5 pieces journal brass.
(FS#14) Rail spike.
(FS#15) Part of a pocket watch.
(FS#16) Railroad air–line valve.
(FS#17) Misc. pieces of lead.
(FS#18) 3 pieces of unidenetified metal.
(FS#19) Misc. nuts and bolts.
(FS#20) 1 ea. small clear glass bottle, rectangular in Xsect. 1 ea. blue glass jar. Bicks Vaporub.
(FS#21) Possible opium tin.

Grand River Institute

11/23/1994

Inventoried by P. Born, 8–17–07 & 3–31–14.
Second entry into data base, 4–2–14.
Documents included.

(1) A fragment of a bottel of aqua colored blown glass manufactured between 1880–1920.

(2) A Hutchinson style bottle stopper manufactured between 1879–1940.