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| 1 | 1984.6.17A | Pigment | Small vial containing yellow pigment. This is a piece from the Victorian craft kit. The vial is sealed with a small, brown cork. |
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| 2 | 1984.6.17B | Pigment | Small vial containing beige pigment. The vial is sealed with a brown cork and is a piece of the Victorian crafting kit. |
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| 3 | 1984.6.17C | Pigment | Small vial containing white pigment. This is a piece from the Victorian craft kit. The vial is sealed with a small cork. |
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| 4 | 1984.6.17D | Pigment | Small vial containing blue pigment from the Victorian crafting kit. This vial has a cork seal but chunks of it are missing. A green label on the vial indicates that the vial once contained herbal pills dating back to February of 1877. |
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| 5 | 1984.6.17E | Pigment | Small, glass vial containing pink pigment. The vial is sealed with a piece of white string and is a part of the Victorian crafting kit. |
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| 6 | 1984.6.18 | Wax Leaves | Eight wax leaves made using a Victorian crafting kit. Some of the leaves are green in color while others are white in color. Some of the wax leaves are intact, while some have started to crumble into pieces. |
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| 7 | 1984.6.19 | Wax Flowers | Two wax flowers made using a Victorian craft kit. The flowers look like Calla Lilies, but the wax has started to deteriorate over time. The two flowers are white with green stems. |
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| 8 | 1984.6.20 | Peg | A dark brown, wooden peg used for crafting wax flowers. This piece is spherical on one end and tapers off at the other end. This piece originally came from a Victorian craft kit |
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| 9 | 2021-FIC-27 | Eraser | Venus Typ-E-Rase 6058 typewriter eraser. One end is a rubber eraser, and the other end had a crimped brush with plastic bristles, which would have been used to brush away any leftover rubber from erasing typing mistakes. |
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| 10 | 2021-FIC-28 | Eraser | Eberhard Faber wheel eraser with a brush with plastic bristles, labelled Van Dyke 6587. This wheel eraser would have been used to erase mistakes made while typing on a typewriter, and the brush would be used to brush away any remaining rubber from the paper. |
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