Burlington Newfoundland antiques from yester year

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Antiques from the past

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45/70 Rolling Block

7.62 World War II era,

3/4 Musket
7/8 Musket
5/8 Musket

Double barrel 12 Gauge Shotgun,

12 Gauge shotgun

Display of

glass telephone insulators

Gas or Kerosene operated

blow torches

Old hand tools

Target, Bugler, Half / half, Prince Albert, KENTUCKY CLUB & Velvet, those at the bottom are unopened

Homelite, David Bradley, 620 Pioneer, Wright, 270 Canadien & 620 Remington

Recliner chair made in the mid 40s by James Lush

placed in the museum by Judy Thomas in his Memory

Hand made wash stand

owned by James Martin

Gramophone, placed here by

Meredas Mills

Hand crank telephone, used at Harold Mills post office

place in the museum by Eric & Marjorie Newbury

Mail bag 1938 & 1963

Hand crank ice-cream maker, butter churn, bread maker

Foot operated sewing machine, owned by Hettie Belle King, place in the museum by Judy Thomas in memory of her.

A Commode, before the days of indoor plumbing when the old chamber pot was used

Two Sleigh (coasters) one for pulling a baby the other for down hill riding

little giant wood stove

4hp Acadia Stationary engine, used as a cutoff saw,

Placed at the museum by Rynn Goudie in Memory of his grandfather

Frank Lane

A pair of Anchors were pulled from the bottom in Burlington Harbour by Bond Robert & Michael Dwyer. This one was said be owned by William George Mills, who lost it off his Schooner the Cod Liver Oil. Placed at the museum by Craig Saunders in memory of Uncle Michael Dwyer

Pump organ, owned by Francis Newbury

place in the museum by Eric & Marjorie Newbury

in his memory

Some of the items found here are a Killick, Dead man, Slob hauler, Dory rollers, Lead cod jiggers, Lead squid jiggers, Cast nets, Barrels, Glass net floats.

Hand forged 5 gallon tin tea kettle used in the logging camps

known as the "SLUT"

80 Gallon

Bark Pot

owned & used by John Vokey

to bark his nets

1930s

Tilley Lamp

with hanging bracket

Vintage Milk bottles

Vintage Pop Bottles

Vintage wooden planes,

Vintage Cameras

Hand made Dresser, from Perry's Cove

B Mcculloch, C51 Homelite, 700 Homelite, Wizard & Skil

Old 1964

fold up Bike

Hand made side board made here in Burlington

owned by James Martin

Pot belly stove, came from the old Orange lodge, placed in the museum by

Roy Goudie

Coleman Gasoline or kerosene operated slide projector

used in the old United School at Smith's Harbour

placed in the museum by Russell Rowsell

Hand Crank Telephone

owned by

Brian Tobin

The Original Hand tools that were used by E.K. & Abraham Mills to build Schooners at Mills Cove

placed in the museum by Ivan Mills

Augers used in the schooner building at Mills Cove

Octagon table was built by Tom Dwyer around 1910-15, was placed in the museum by Michael Dwyer.

Hand crank wool card, owned by a Ladies group known as the Jubilee Gale

Placed in the museum by Gerogian Perry

wooden crates food used to come in, Plain & Fancy Biscuits, Imperial choice tobacco, J.B St. John's New Foundland, round RWS Cheese wrap

100lb sack Robin Hood flour, store scales owned and used by Joseph Martin

placed in the museum by Kirk Martin

Hand crank washing machine

owned by Abraham Mills

placed in the museum by Ivan Mills

Orange men's lodge flag & drum, used in their parade celebration

Drum was made by John Squires

Smith's Harbour , late 1800s

the drum was placed in the museum by Claude Lush

4hp Altantic Make & Break engine

owned by Michael Dwyer

10hp Fairbank Morse stationary engine

used out on the Gull Island

Old Sad irons

plus a tilley & a Coleman gas operated one

Wooden ironing board

Kids high chair

owned by John Vokey

early to mid 30s

Hand crank grinding wheel

used at Mills Cove to help with the building of schooners

early 1900s

Aladdin Lamp

with hanging bracket

Vintage Musical Instruments

Vintage Cobbler Tools

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