Belonged to Mrs Friis. Mrs Gladys Simpson of Foxton was her daughter.

One wooden, lead lined, ice chest. manufactured by Holbdeen and Kirk, Plamerston North.

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This collection was owned by Mrs Holland, previously Mrs Low (see notes on Ernest Low) and was given by her daughter, Mrs Penny Overton (nee Low).

One set of iron kitchen scales (standard) with 4 weights (weights manufactured by Crane F Co. Wolverhampton).

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One iron coffee mill (Kendrick No 2) with a large chip out of top rim.

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Mr Edward (Teddy) Field was mayor of Foxton 1956-1962.

One honey tin. Label reads: Field’s finest extract honey. E.A. Field. Foxton. Mr Edward (Teddy) Field was Mayor of Foxton 1956-1962.

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One iron sausage mincer.

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Honing stone in a red cardboard box.

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1 patented can opener. Opens cans, bottles and sharpens knives.

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One large Agee Queen preserving jar, with glass top and a metal clamping mechanism for holding the lid down.

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Donated by Judy Mattar, used by her grandmother Mrs Gustav Bernherdt nee Nitschke of Marton.

Coarse food grinder, used for sausage making.

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One white china coffee grinder with a blue Dutch scene on the front.

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