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| ID | View A | View B | Type | Description | Location | Notes | |||||
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| MTR.2016.6.11 |
| Fuel can and funnel | Aluminum fuel can (about 6in tall) with aluminum funnel. Can is embossed with "5D" in a circle. | Archives, N2, box 20161114.1 | Belonged to Don (Claunch) Gordon, donated by his Seattle neighbor Kevin Skiena. Bottle cap is stuck. | ||||||
| MTR.2016.6.12 |
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| Cooking pot | Aluminum cooking pot with wire handle and lid that serves as a bowl. Pot diameter is about 6 inches. | Archives, N2, box 20161114.1 | Belonged to Don (Claunch) Gordon, donated by his Seattle neighbor Kevin Skiena. | |||||
| MTR.2016.6.13 |
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| Cooking pot | Aluminum cooking pot with wire handle and lid with folding handles for use as a frying pan. Pot diameter is about 7-1/2 inches. Lid is stamped "U.S. F.E.S. CC. 1953". | Archives, N2, box 20161114.1 | Belonged to Don (Claunch) Gordon, donated by his Seattle neighbor Kevin Skiena. | |||||
| MTR.2016.6.14 |
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| Camp stove | Svea 123 camp stove with cleaning tool. Stove does not include the fitted aluminum cup that was sold with this model. | Archives, N2, box 20161114.1 | Belonged to Don (Claunch) Gordon, donated by his Seattle neighbor Kevin Skiena. | |||||
| MTR.2016.6.15 |
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| Match case | Steel screw-closure match case with matches. Outside of case provides an abrasive surface to light the matches. | Archives, N2, box 20161114.1 | Belonged to Don (Claunch) Gordon, donated by his Seattle neighbor Kevin Skiena. | |||||
| MTR.2016.6.16 |
| Candles | Two wax candles (about 2in diameter) in aluminum containers. | Archives, N2, box 20161114.1 | Belonged to Don (Claunch) Gordon, donated by his Seattle neighbor Kevin Skiena. | MTR.2017.1 | Camp sign | Camp sign placed at Hayden Pass during the Mountaineers third outing (1920) to the Olympic Mountains. The Mountaineers arrived at the pass on August 2, 1920 and stayed for five days. The sign appears to be made from some sort of container that was cut open and flattened. | Lowell Skoog's house | Bob Brooks of Port Angeles removed the sign from a tree at Hayden Pass in the 1970s, at a time when the National Park Service was aggressively removing human structures and artifacts from the Olympics. Brooks took the sign to preserve it, and in 2017 he donated it back to The Mountaineers. |
