Object details
| Object Name: |
PAN, FRYING
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| Object Type: |
Commemorative
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| Category: |
Commemorative
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| Material: |
Aluminum
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| Accession Number: |
2021.11.1
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| Origin-Province: |
New Brunswick
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| Origin-Country: |
Canada
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| Use-Province: |
New Brunswick
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| Use-Country: |
Canada
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| Description: |
Miniature silver aluminum frying pan. Light-weight. "GERMANY SURRENDERED MAY 7 1945" is stamped on the bottom inside of the pan.
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| Narrative: |
This commemorative object was made at the Enterprise Foundry. It is unclear whether multiple copies of this particular souvenir were made, or if it was individually made by a worker as a personal token as Enterprise workers were known to sometimes create personal pieces when they had free time.
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| History of Use: |
Commemorative objects were frequently made to mark the occasion of any significant event.
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| Height: |
2.2 cm
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| Length: |
16.5 cm
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| Width: |
11 cm
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| Depth: |
1.8 cm
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| Institution: |
Boultenhouse Heritage Centre
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| Institution City: |
Sackville
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| Institution Province: |
New Brunswick
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