Among the items on display: a comb.
The items on display include a brooch with a wreath of tiny diamonds and a diamond-and-pearl ring.
The items on display include a 1923 Kewpie doll, an evening gown by Arnold Scaasi, a glass sculpture by Dale Chihuly, a quilt from the early 20th century, a landscape painting by Wolf Kahn and a pair of beaded gauntlets from the late 1800's.
One of the oldest items on display is a katana dating to 1571, a turbulent era in Japan, which implies that the sword saw combat.
There is one additional item on display: a framed, up-to-date license for the business, Just a Taste of the Fair, registered to his name.
Among the items on display are a 1771 neoclassical French tureen from a set of 3,000 silver pieces owned by Catherine the Great; an 1834 porcelain table made by the Royal Berlin Manufactory; an 1898 Fabergé egg containing portraits of Czar Nicholas and two of his daughters; and a set of figurines representing nations in the Russian empire.
The local Royal Canadian Legion in Sydenham, Ontario has a collection of First World War items on display, including a roll call with Babcock's name on it, in his honour.
Writer describes some of the items on display: including a series of 19th century advertising posters a quotation from Walt Whitman referring to a phrenology of the land, an 1828 map, a view of N.Y. and environs in 1861; a photograph showing the shop of Fowler and Wells where the phrenological work of Orson Squire Fowler was undertaken.
A quick scan of the 100 or so items on display reveals a wide range of subjects: religious, mythological, scientific, political, ornamental, recreational.
Among hundreds of other items on display is a black-and-white photo from 1942 that shows a German police officer shooting naked Jewish women lying in a ravine in the Rivne region.
