Coral

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Type: Bugeye

Year: 1867

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Fetch?	Row ID	Catalog #	Object Name	Title	Artist/Maker	Date Made	Place Made	Description	Full Image	CBMM Cat. Page
	1	0000.1027.0034.00		CHRISTMAS PARTY AT TILGHMAN PACKING COMPANY. LADIE	Pusey, J N __Photographer	Range,Circ 01/01/1940 - 12/31/1940	No Address - Tilghman Island - Talbot - Eastern Shore - MD	CHRISTMAS PARTY AT TILGHMAN PACKING COMPANY. LADIES CORAL GROUP SINGING. Place: TILGHMAN ISLAND, MD Old Subject Fields: EVENTS	No image URL.	View
	2	1994.0016.0035.00	frames (furnishings)	Sailor's valentine shorseshoe shaped frame for col		Circa 01/01/1850 - 01/01/1890		Sailor's valentine shorseshoe shaped frame for color picture (print) of men rowing a boat with a sailing boat in the background. At bottom of picture is seaweed, shells, and a red plastic coral. Picture is covered by convex plastic -- similar to shadow box. Glued to the area surrounding the picture are various small shells in an attractive design. Piece once ahd an easel stand, now missing. It was thought that sailor's valentines were made by men while at sea; recent reserach has uncovered that they were manufactured primarily in Barbados to sell to visiting sailors. The condition is fair; some shells missing.		View
	3	1970.0048.0002.00	nails	Bronze nail with a piece of coral attached. Found				Bronze nail with a piece of coral attached. Found by donor while diving on remains of BOUNTY at Pitcarin Island. In small plastic box. Bent.		View
	4	2002.0040.0326.00	oyster cans	Pale green sea, coral sky, mermaid on back holding	Chas. Neubert & co., __Packed by	Circa 01/01/1906 -		Pale green sea, coral sky, mermaid on back holding oyster can, fish/sailboats asea. Front: "The Kind with that Natural Delicious Salty Tang of the Sea. OYSTERS 'That Really Satisfy', Packed under the Strictest Sanitary Conditions by Chas. Neubert & Co., Baltimore, MD." Back: Dark green and coral mermaid sitting on rock holding oyster can; fish, birds, sailboats. Side: Vertically placed, "Fresh Oysters keep well iced", dark green lettering. Lid: Partially open, "EXTRA SELECTS" across middle of lid, "Neubert Oysters Known As The Best" in circle, all embossed; can bottom, "Min, Vol. 1 -- Qt", embossed. Condtion: Very good, lid partially open, some abrasions, rust. Material: Steel, tin, paint. Can was treated with a wax coat on 1/18/2012		View
	5	2002.0040.0381.00	oyster cans	Off-white & green sea, fish, algae, oyster shells,	Independent Can Co., __Manufacturer ||Chas. Neubert & co., __Packed by	Range, Cir 01/01/1925 - 01/01/1963		Off-white & green sea, fish, algae, oyster shells, sailboats & mermaid holding can of oysters, topped by coral to orange sky; green lettering, all surrounding can. Front: "Deliciously Flavored Oysters That Really Satisfy", "Packed under strict sanitary conditions by Chas. Nuebert & Co., Baltimore, MD." Back: "MD.39"; "Famous Recipes: Oyster Soup & Stewed Oysters" Condition: Good, lid missing, rusty inside, some rust spots, minor dent top front. Material: Steel, tin, paint.	No image available	View
	6	2002.0040.0380.00	oyster cans	Off-white & green sea, fish, algae, oyster shells,	Chas. Neubert & co., __Packed by	Range, Cir 01/01/1909 - 01/01/1925		Off-white & green sea, fish, algae, oyster shells, sailboats & mermaid holding can of oysters; topped by coral color sky; green lettering; all surrounding can. Front: "The Kind with that Natural Delicious Salty Tang of the Sea" in coral sky; "Oysters That Really Satisfy"; "Packed Under the Strictest of Sanitary Conditions By Chas. Neubert & Co., Baltimore, MD." in off-white sea area. Back and Side: Parts of above--described Front and Logo. Bottom: "Minimum Volume, 1 -- Pint", embossed. Condition: Good/fair, lid missing, dent on back, all over tiny rust spots, large rust spot front. Material: Steel, tin, paint.		View
	7	0000.1109.0343	photographic negatives	Hole on North Bar, Boilerhole to Southward	Hollerith, Herman Jr. __Photographer	c. May 29, 1937	Andros Island - Bahamas	A closeup view of a rocky shore with coral. Collector's number: 107-3		View
	8	0000.1109.0348	photographic negatives	Hole on North Bar, Boilerhole to Southward. Bill and Martin	Hollerith, Herman Jr. __Photographer	c. May 29, 1937	Andros Island - Bahamas	Rock formations along a shore. The image is dark but some of the structure could be elkhorn coral visible at low tide. Collector's number: 107-8		View
	9	0000.1290.0154.00	photographic prints	Clam and coral fossils				Clam and coral fossils	No image URL.	View
	10	2006.0068.0625.01	shell	Coral from hull, "Doris Hamlin"		Before 04/01/1939 - 04/01/1939		Coral taken from beneath the waterline of the hull of the "Doris Hamlin," removed in 1939 after she had run onto a reef in Guadeloupe. Burgess left a lengthy note about the incident. The piece is the largest of three with polyps on both sides and pieces of wood embedded on top.		View
	11	2006.0068.0625.02	shell	Coral from fouling community, "Doris Hamlin"		Before 04/01/1939 - 04/01/1939		Coral taken from beneath the waterline of the hull of the "Doris Hamlin," removed in 1939 after she had run onto a reef in Guadeloupe. Burgess left a lengthy note about the incident. The piece is the middle of three in size, composed mostly of the middle of the chunk of coral.		View
	12	2006.0068.0625.03	shell	Coral from fouling community, "Doris Hamlin"		Before 04/01/1939 - 04/01/1939		Coral taken from beneath the waterline of the hull of the "Doris Hamlin," removed in 1939 after she had run onto a reef in Guadeloupe. Burgess left a lengthy note about the incident. The piece is the smallest of three, made of the living edge of the coral, with some wood fibers stuck to it.		View