Iron : 2011.12.011

Collection:

Juneau—Douglas City Museum

Object ID:

2011.12.011

Accession#:

2011.12

Credit Line:

Donated by Jim and Mary Lou King.

Object Name:

Iron

Title:

Caulking Iron

Year Range from:

1890

Year Range to:

1990

Description:

Caulking Iron made of metal. Shaped metal cylinder. One end has been flatten into a fan shape with square edges. The other end has been flattened on the vertical face to create a round base.

Notes:

According to the Marrion Webster Dictionary, a caulking iron is a chisellike tool used for caulking seams or joints; specif: a chisellike tool with a concave edge for receiving a caulking yard and driving it into a seam

People:

King, Jim
King, Mary Lou

Search Terms:

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Caulking Iron

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