Collection:
Juneau—Douglas City Museum
Object ID:
99.21.101 AB
Accession#:
99.21
Credit Line:
Donated by Mary Ann Parke.
Object Name:
Float
Title:
2 Spherical Black Opaque, Rigid Plastic Commercial Fishing Float
Date:
1/1/1969 0:00:00
Description:
Spherical black rigid opaque plastic commercial fishing floats. Molded 0.75 inch high "eye" molded as part of float. Center hole in eye has 0.375 inch diameter. Seam around circumference of float and through "eye". Small scuffs, scratches and marks overall.
A — White 0.1875 inch injections plug along seam.
B — Top of eye has 0.125 inch hold — part of injection process(?)
Inscriptions: A — "C3C / 1969" embossed in 0.125 inch figures on 1 side.
B — "71 / C3C" embossed in 0.1875 inch to 0.3125 inch figures on 1 side.
A — White 0.1875 inch injections plug along seam.
B — Top of eye has 0.125 inch hold — part of injection process(?)
Inscriptions: A — "C3C / 1969" embossed in 0.125 inch figures on 1 side.
B — "71 / C3C" embossed in 0.1875 inch to 0.3125 inch figures on 1 side.
Notes:
From collection of beach combed floats collected by Thomas S. Parke.
These floats are used as line floatations, tied into "long line" or vertical pot line to help floatation along the line. These floats assist surface floats in holding long line upper end at surface for retrieval of pots or other bottom gear.
These floats are used as line floatations, tied into "long line" or vertical pot line to help floatation along the line. These floats assist surface floats in holding long line upper end at surface for retrieval of pots or other bottom gear.
Search Terms:
Fisheries
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T&E
Business
Fishing
T&E
Business