Collection:
Juneau—Douglas City Museum
Object ID:
2002.11.109
Accession#:
2002.11
Credit Line:
Donated by Mary Ann Parke.
Object Name:
Stool, Folding
Title:
Black Cubic Metal Duck Hunters Stool
Date:
1930
Description:
Black metal duck hunters stool with attached seat cushion filled with horse hair and covered with oiled canvas. Black leather carrying handle bolted to top of cushion. Stool closes tightly (dimensions given) as secure carrying box. Lever on side of stool pulls out to release spring loaded seat top which extends stool to a total height of 19.5 inches.. Seat top rotates 180 degrees when in extended position. Downward pressure on seat top allows ready release of lever mechanism to raise and lower seat. Interior metal frame riveted through sides of box. Metal manufacturer's plate riveted to frame of seat.
Inscription: "BOYDS PATENT/MANUFACTURED BY/KENNEDY BROS. ARMS CO./ST. PAUL MINN" on plate.
Notes:
Used by Thomas S. Parke for duck hunting 1930's—1960's. Stool held shot gun shells and lunch and was readily totable into the duck flats. Extension of the seat allowed a dry place to sit and a rotating seat so the hunter could easily keep track of flying ducks while moving as little as possible.
Stool cleaned with warm water, dish soap, soft scrub brush and cloth before given to CBJ museum. Dusty upon arrival at Museum. Dusted with soft cloth.
Search Terms:
hunting
recreation
sport
game
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