by niwothistoricalsociety_rbuwde | Apr 20, 2023
Brass nozzle. “MAGIC” inscribed on body. Magic is the name of the manufacturer.
by niwothistoricalsociety_rbuwde | Apr 20, 2023
Set of hexagonal glass salt and pepper shakers with stainless steel tops. Tops are similar but not identical. Manufactured by Traex in Dane, Wisconsin. Dripcut #202. 1980s-1990s. From Reverend Taylor’s Restaurant at 107 Second Avenue, Old Town Niwot.
by niwothistoricalsociety_rbuwde | Mar 14, 2023
Preserving Jars – Top Row Left: Blue-green glass jar, “Ball Perfect Mason” on front, raised letters, number “7” raised on bottom, threaded top. Porcelain lined zinc lid, “CAP 103, Boyd’s Genuine Porcelain” inscribed...
by niwothistoricalsociety_rbuwde | Mar 13, 2023
Five-gallon water cooler with lid from Niwot School north of Niwot. White glaze; blue markings. School demolished in 1970s for southbound lane of Longmont Diagonal Highway 119. Removed by then-janitor, John Buckley. Two bale handles, metal with wooden grips. Pottery...
by niwothistoricalsociety_rbuwde | Mar 13, 2023
Steel Anvil. Marked “Brooklyn 199″ *HAY-B” on back. “196712” stamped on side of base. Hay Budden Company, Brooklyn, New York. One square hole and two round holes on top. Manufactured between 1890-1925. From George Atkinson’s...
