
AID Member Sign
Sign, "Member of the American Institute of Decorators" - wood.
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Sign, "Member of the American Institute of Decorators" - wood.
A page from GOOD HOUSEKEEPING magazine, 1929, showing an advertisement for AUNT JEMIMA buckwheat, corn and wheat flour. The corporate symbol for Aunt Jemima Mills was designed by Haddon "Sunny" Sundblom, a frequent summer resident of the Douglas lake shore. He was included in the SDHS Heroes, Rogues and Just Plain Folks exhibit, May through October, 1998.
The adz was used to square up and rough finish a log into a beam or column for post and beam construction.
Metal-headed tool with curved, cutting blade on one side and flat, pounding head on the other. The tool has a long, curved wooden handle with the paint worn away where the tool was held with two hands.
particle board clipboard with a rusty metal clip. 22 blank pages and 1 page with filled in names. (no date) for the Airpark Speedway race schedule
6 orange bumper stickers. brown writing with an illustration of a speeding car. 4 1/2 x 20" "Airpark Speedway Saugatuck. Douglas"
A Guest Book that was signed at the Dedication of the Saugatuck Dunes State Park October 17, 1988
Weathered metal anchor with flaking white paint.
Ludington DAILY NEWS spread, September 15, 1929 which includes and article about the Andaste. "Body From Lost Freighter Andaste is Washed Ashore"
Sodium Bromide glass bottle with stopper. No markings on bottom of bottle.