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	Catalog #	Name	Description
1	00.18.547	Shell	Freshwater mussels from which button b lanks have been cut; also several blanks.
2	00.3.15.294.0009	Limestone	Le Grand oolite. Four dark lines on the top, not sure if natural or not. Top left corner is chipped. Left side of the rectangle has some scuff marks. Some sort of shiny residue in the A of Quarry.
3	00.3.15.329.11	Limestone	Magnesium Limestone, with tag "No. 150".
4	11.11.11.134	Horseshoe	Covered with SiO2 and CaO3. Two upright spikes on one side, one on each half of shoe; three bent spikes on each half of same side. "This Horseshoe was coated with SiO2 and CaO3 in Geyser pool. It was placed there by Emmett Carpenter, Supt. of Yellowstone Park. M. F. Arey" found on paper with horseshoe.
5	11.11.11.204	Pin	Card and plastic Black Hawk Feather ( Black Hawk Co. United Appeal). Given out to members of Local No. 246, Lithographers & Photoengravers LPIU International Union, Waterloo, Iowa for the The Black Hawk County United Appeal.
6	1968.9.44.12	Shell	Mississippi clam with holes drilled out for button production. Each is labeled 1 & 2
7	1970.47.3.924	Shell	Pelecypod shell with holes drilled out for the production of buttons. Brittle shell, lost about an inch of the top shell layer on the top left. Areas around the button holes is chipping and has more loss of the top layer. A few small cracks and chips around the edge of the shell.
8	1970.47.3.991	Shell	Pelecypod shell with holes drilled out for the production of buttons.
9	1970.47.3.993	Button	Four; no holes.
10	1970.47.3.994	Button	Six buttons; four holes in each. Some sort of dirt or debris in the middle of the button. One of the buttons is loose from the mount. The mount itself needs replaced as it is peeling in one of the corners. The threads holding the buttons in place is also insecure.
11	1970.47.3.996	Button, Blank	Button blank made from shell
12	1975.4.188	Calendar	Calendar on bottom middle of framed picture of State of Liberty. Written on top of framed picture, "Annual Greetings, Brandon State Savings Bank, the Old Reliable, Brandon, Iowa." Glass covered, with Statue of Liberty in gold, with one orange and one blue stripe at bottom. The glass surrounding the object has a few minor scuffs and scratches but the object itself is sound. The paper calendar attached is showing signs of age and s coming loose at the top left. A few small stains on the back.
13	1975.4.268	Ribbon, Ephemera	Convention ribbon, white silk with black letters and design. "Twenty-Seventh Annual Reunion, Buchanan County Veterans' Association, Brandon, Iowa, August 10 and 11, 1904. Central eagle, ribbon, and star design. This is a commemorative ribbon celebrating 27 years of reunions. It could possibly be in reference to the veterans survived the Battle of Little Bighorn in June of 1876.
14	1978.13.13	Token	"Good for a 10c cup of coffee, Cedar Falls, Iowa."
15	1989.43.908	Carving	Has Cedar Falls engraved on one side and 9 - 14 - 41 engraved on the bottom with designs all around.
16	2016-14-1	Book	Salesbook used by agents of the Hawkeye Pearl Button Company to document orders. Book is complete with all carbon copy paper and rice paper still intact. Hard cardboard backing and manila colored cover.
17	2016-14-2	Envelope	Manila envelope used by the Hawkeye Pearl Button Company (Sealed)
18	2016-14-3	Envelope	Manila envelope used by the Hawkeye Pearl Button Company (Sealed)
19	2016-14-4	Book	Weight ticket book used by the Hawkeye Pearl Button Company in Muscatine Iowa. Each order is in triplicate and perforated.
20	2020-FIC-11	Can	Can of drinking water canned by Miller and donated to Iowans across the state during the flood of 1993. Can says "Not For Sale" Donation.
21	2020-FIC-12	Can	Can of drinking water canned by Anheuser-Busch, Inc. and donated to Iowans across the state during the flood of 1993. Can says "Drinking Water (Not for Sale)". Can has a decent amount of small dents going around the middle of the can. No damage to the top or bottom of can. Small stain of sorts on the top half of the back of the can.