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Old iron treasure chest, once the property of the late Captain Hovell of Hume and Hovell explorers (LC). Iron chest, c. 1660, origin Germany, the donor states that the chest was once the property of the explorer Captain William Hovell. (OF) Cromwellian iron chest...(SB).(Key at D2.Key/1)
Made in Germany, Europe, c 1660.
Summary
Object No.
A1328Physical Description
Old iron treasure chest, once the property of the late Captain Hovell of Hume and Hovell explorers (LC). Iron chest, c. 1660, origin Germany, the donor states that the chest was once the property of the explorer Captain William Hovell. (OF) Cromwellian iron chest...(SB).(Key at D2.Key/1)Short URL
https://ma.as/173375Dimensions
Height
550 mmWidth
972 mmDepth
555 mmProduction
made
c 1660Source
Credit Line
Gift of Bartlett, W, 1912Acquisition Date
17 May 1912Cite this Object
Harvard
Old iron treasure chest, once the property of the late Captain Hovell of Hume and Hovell explorers (LC). Iron chest, c. 1660, origin Germany, the donor states that the chest was once the property of the explorer Captain William Hovell. (OF) Cromwellian iron chest...(SB).(Key at D2.Key/1) 2018, Museum of Applied Arts & Sciences, accessed 13 November 2018, <https://ma.as/173375>Wikipedia
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