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5 Dollars from New Haven

New Haven Bank 5 Dollar Note

Artist: New Haven Bank

Teaspoon

Maker, attributed to: Hezekiah Silliman (1738–1804)

Replica of Yale President's Chair

Maker: Peter Arkell

R.I.P. Button

Maker: Custom Tees Plus (American, founded 2006)

Hat pin in the form of an oar

Maker: George H. Ford Company (American, 1891–1903)

Quatrefoil window frame from attic of Street Hall, Yale University

Architect: Peter Bonnett Wight (American, 1838–1925)

Tablespoon

Maker: Simeon Marble (1777–1856)

1 Cent from New Haven, Connecticut

1 Cent from New Haven, Connecticut

1 Cent from New Haven, Connecticut

1 Cent from New Haven, Connecticut

1 Cent from New Haven, Connecticut

1 Cent from New Haven, Connecticut

1 Cent from New Haven, Connecticut

1 Cent from New Haven, Connecticut

1 Cent from New Haven, Connecticut

Hack Saw

Maker: Henry G. Thompson & Son Co.

Plywood Layers

Maker: Peter Cohen (American, born 1954)

Tall Case Clock

Maker: Silas Merriman (American, 1734–1805)

Union School Medal

Engraver: Unknown
Honorand: E. W. Trowbridge, American, 19th century

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