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The document summarizes artifacts found at an archaeological site of a 19th century household on Palmer Street. These artifacts include fragments of window glass with the name "Cramp" etched on it, lamps, bottles of cologne and perfume, products for hair and shaving, locally made glass items, German porcelain figurines, wooden matches, and a Cushman's menthol inhaler. These artifacts provide clues about the occupants and events like engagements or weddings that may have been celebrated at the household.
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- 7. Fragment of a Bone Fan
- 10. Shaving Cup Mustache Cup
- 11. Known Glassworks in the vicinity of the Palmer Street Site * Philadelphia/Kensington Works 1771-1825 Hewson-Connell/Kensington/Dyottville Works ca. 1816-1923 Union Works 1826-1842 Hartell & Letchworth Works 1847-1880 Sheets & Duffy Works ca. 1845-1874 Eagle Works ca. 1848-1855
- 12. Glass mug probably locally-made Fragment of a Tumbler Hat
- 13. Glass Cane
- 14. Two views of a Jacob’s glass whimsy
- 15. German Porcelain Figurine Matching Boy Figurine from Online Auction Site
- 16. Wooden Matches Spill Vase/Matchstick Holder
- 18. From Discarded Porcelain Figurine To New Celebrity Status