Belter Victorian settee with old rose upholstery. The back has two large, round upholstered sections (one on either end) and a lower center piece with some upholstery and decorative latticework. The wooden frame has several carved decorations on the arms, legs, and other segments.

Crandal's Telegraph Splice barbed wire, Patented May 24, 1881

Dodge and Washburn barbed wire, Patented January 4, 1882

Double strand barbed wire. Jacob Haish's ripple wire. Patented Febraury 1, 1887

Double strand barbed wire, L.E. Sunderland's "kink", a very obvious kink under each barb, Patented August 12, 1884

Double strand barbed wire, M.C. Shinn, patented March 1, 1881

Double strand, C.C.Baker flat barbed wire, modification of patent, February 17, 1883

Double strand. Dodge and Washburn reverse. January 4, 1882

A. Ellwood Spread barbed wire, Patented January 31, 1882

Flat Barb barbed wire - Brotherton, patented September 3, 1887

Framed Godey's Fashion print. It is in a black frame. The back is covered with brown paper. Has two women, one in peach and light blue holding her hat, and the other sitting on a yellow couch and wearing dark blue.

Framed Godey's Fashion print. It is in a black frame. The back is covered with brown paper. Has two women, one wearing a blue dress and holding a blue parasol. The other one is wearing a red and tan striped dress and is holding a red parasol.

Framed Godey's Fashion print. It is in a black frame. The back is covered with brown paper. Has two women, one wearing pink and reading, and the other is wearing lightblue.

The garden rake head has fourteen identical tines all in a row. In between and below the middle two tines is the cone shaped case into which the wooden handle would be inserted.

H.B. Scutt barbed wire, Patented September 21, 1880

Sewing machine, hand powered.

Hayfork with a rusty head with five tines and the handle case with wooden still in it from the broken handle. The tines curve up.

Hayfork with a curved head with five tines. The pitch fork head is missing the metal case that the wooden handle is inserted into.

J. Brinkerhoff barbed wire, Patented May 17, 1881

J. Brotherton "Round Barb", Barb is reversed Twist, Patented September 3, 1887

Jacob Haish's "Parallel barbed wire, Patented August 31, 1885

Starting at the bottom, the handle of the monkey wrench is a flat oval shape with two holes, it probably had two wooden pieces, one on each side attached with screws or nails. The neck has a vice that extends all the way to the head to the top of the handle. The head is rectangular with a sloping side. The back of the head is square and looks as though it was used as hammer.

Red wooden station staff to surveyor's transit set. Round staff is capped at base with pointed iron end piece. Brass tip at top swivels. The object is called a "Jacob's Staff" and is used by surveyors to support a compass. The pointed end is jabbed into the ground and the compass is attached to the threaded piece at the top. The ball at the top allows the compass to be levelled.

Rusty L-shaped carpenter's square with the vertical part longer and wider than the horizontal part. The square is marked off in inches: outer edge, 24 in. horizontally and 16 in. vertically. The inside is marked 22.5 in. horizontally and 14 in. vertically. Straight down the middle of the longer part it is marked starting at 1 ending with 21in. The other side of the square is the exact same except for one marking in the corner where the two parts meet. STANLEY ____00 Made in the USA _5 Some of the writing is obscured by rust.