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Belter Victorian settee with old rose upholstery.

Belter Victorian settee with old rose upholstery. The back has two large, round upholstered sections (one on either end) and a lower center piece with some upholstery and decorative latticework. The wooden frame has several carved decorations on the arms, legs, and other segments.

Date: 1880

Cartridge case buckle, small rectangular buckle piece.

Date: unknown

[Chest of tools possibly belonging to Anton B. Wessendorff]

It is believed that this chest and tools belonged to Anton B. Wessendorff, a cabinet maker who came to America from Germany about 1850 when he was about 20 yrs old. He started a small cabinet shop in Richmond about 1855 adding a small line of lumber and nails as demand developed. He also began making and finishing caskets.

Date: unknown

[Chest of tools possibly belonging to Anton B. Wessendorff]

Date: unknown

[Closed Round Container]

Round container with an octagonal lid.

Date: unknown

Dodge and Washburn barbed wire, Patented January 4, 1882

Date: January 4, 1882

Double strand, Baker type hanging barbed wire

Date: unknown

Double strand barbed wire, Glidden winner, Patented November 24, 1874

Date: November 24, 1874

Double strand barbed wire, M.C. Shinn, patented March 1, 1881

Date: March 1, 1881

Double strand barbed wire, N.G. Ross, Patented June 10, 1879

Date: June 10, 1879

Double Strand barbed wire, Slit Diamond, 4 pt. Unknown Date

Date: unknown

[Double strand, C.C. Baker flat barbed wire.]

Double strand, C.C.Baker flat barbed wire, modification of patent, February 17, 1883

Date: February 17, 1883

Double strand. Dodge and Washburn reverse. January 4, 1882

Date: January 4, 1882

Double strand, Forked Tongue Brotherton Barbed wire

Date: unknown

Double strand, horse barbed wire

Date: unknown

Double strand, Imported Glidden type barbed wire. No Date.

Date: unknown

[Double strand, modern wire, Dodge and Washburn barbed wire.]

Double strand, modern wire, Dodge and Washburn type, halfround barb. No date.

Date: unknown

Double strand, Planter barbed wire

Date: unknown

[Double strand, single line wide wrapped barbed wire.]

Double strand, single line wide wrapped barbed wire, M. Daley, October 29, 1878

Date: October 29, 1878

[Fishing rod]

Fishing rod that has a long yellowish-white rod with five [Blank] attached with yellow and black [Blank]. The handle is green painted metal. The cork grip is missing, mostly likely rotted off. The reel is a cylinder shape and is silver in color. It has four thin bars separating the two flat ends of the reel, and one big bar, the spool in the center with cloth string wrapped around it. One side has a crank for winding the string. It has yellow handles that have been painted black.

Date: 1960

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Belter Victorian settee with old rose upholstery.

Cartridge case buckle, small rectangular buckle piece.

[Chest of tools possibly belonging to Anton B. Wessendorff]

[Chest of tools possibly belonging to Anton B. Wessendorff]

[Closed Round Container]

Dodge and Washburn barbed wire, Patented January 4, 1882

Double strand, Baker type hanging barbed wire

Double strand barbed wire, Glidden winner, Patented November 24, 1874

Double strand barbed wire, M.C. Shinn, patented March 1, 1881

Double strand barbed wire, N.G. Ross, Patented June 10, 1879

Double Strand barbed wire, Slit Diamond, 4 pt. Unknown Date

[Double strand, C.C. Baker flat barbed wire.]

Double strand. Dodge and Washburn reverse. January 4, 1882

Double strand, Forked Tongue Brotherton Barbed wire

Double strand, horse barbed wire

Double strand, Imported Glidden type barbed wire. No Date.

[Double strand, modern wire, Dodge and Washburn barbed wire.]

Double strand, Planter barbed wire

[Double strand, single line wide wrapped barbed wire.]

[Fishing rod]

Flat Barb barbed wire - Brotherton, patented September 3, 1887

Furnace stoker from Fort Bend County Courthouse

Furnace stoker from Fort Bend County Courthouse

Glidden Hog barbed wire, galv. line called "the Winner", Patented 1874