by niwothistoricalsociety_rbuwde | Apr 20, 2023
Brass nozzle. “MAGIC” inscribed on body. Magic is the name of the manufacturer. 
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... 
by niwothistoricalsociety_rbuwde | Mar 11, 2023
Whisk – 8″ long by 2.5″ wide. One continuous piece of curved and twisted wire with finer wire woven in center of loop. Date unknown. 
by niwothistoricalsociety_rbuwde | Mar 11, 2023
Wooden handled knife, overall length 10.5″ with 5.5″ curved blade. Copper rivets. Said to be forged by George Atkinson (or possibly Walter Atkinson as a special project). They were blacksmiths at 124 Second Avenue, Niwot. 
by niwothistoricalsociety_rbuwde | Mar 10, 2023
Electric shears. Maker Mark: “Priest’s, Reg. U.S. Patent Ofc. Western Blade.” Model 5/267. Blade attached. Part of wrist strap remains tied to shaft. Unattached shaft and gears are tied together. Belonged to Apolonia Montoya who ran sheep for Alva...
