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Coal shovel
2002.02
The George A. Sheldon Company delivered coal to Greenfield homes in the early 20th century. |
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German Bayonet
M.33
Soldiers often returned from wars with "trophies," or souvenirs, such as this German-manufactured bayonet. |
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Crematory Key
c. 1940
M.36
This is a key to one of those crematoriums, brought back from Dietz, Germany, by the liberating United States forces. |
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Lusitania Medallion
c. 1915
M.38
The sinking of the Lusitania by a German U-boat, on May 7, 1915, with its large number of American passengers en route from New York to Liverpool, England, provoked great outrage in the United States. |
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Trench Art
1940-1945
M.39
Soldiers have always made souvenir objects in their spare time to serve as a remembrance of war. |
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Ammunition Box
M.40
Ammunition boxes, such as this 30-caliber shell box, carried ammunition in World War II (WWII) for weapons like the automatic rifle. |
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World War II Helmet
M.42
This is a WWII (WWII) and Korea era helmet with liner. |
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Curling Iron
M.43
Curling irons such as these were popular for home hairstyling during World War II (WWII). |
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World War I Toys
1930-1939
M.44
Toy soldiers and other toys have been collected for centuries. |
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Whitworth Hand Tap & Die set made by Greenfield Tap and Die Corporation during WWII
1941-1945
M.48
Two Greenfield, Massachusetts companies- Greenfield Tap & Die (GTD) and Threadwell Tap & Die- were critical to the British war effort because they were suppliers of these tools during the war. |