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Walking stick used by William de la Barre
Walking stick used by William de la Barre
Titles: Walking stick used by William de la Barre (Supplied title)
Description: Triangular wooden walking stick capped with a sterling silver floral engraved headpiece and missing its tip. Used by William de la Barre, the engineer who developed a process for making flour with steel rollers for the Washburn-Crosby Company in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Dates
- Approximately 1900 - Not later than 1936 (Use)
Creation
- used by: De la Barre, William
- about: Washburn-Crosby Co.
Identifiers
- Accession Number: 2008.76.3
Holding Type: 3D Objects
Quantity: 1 item
Format
- Content Category: artifacts
Measurements
- 85.5 centimeters length
- 2 centimeters width
Subjects
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Walking stick used by William de la Barre