Baby Clothes Hanger. Material: wood, metal. Size: 4" x 10". Description: white painted wooden curved hanger; blue bird painted on center front; curved metal hanging hook extends from top.

Blue Padded Child's Clothes Hanger. Material: metal, wood, textile. Size: 5" H. x 10" L. Description: padded clothes hanger with blue satin covering over horizontal bar and blue satin covered metal hanger hook.

Eyeglasses of Herman or Louise Proechel. Material: metal, glass, leather. (a) Eyeglasses. Size: 11/2" x 4". Description: (a) octagonal shaped reading glasses, wire rimmed with glass lenses, wire bows. (b) Case. Size: 2 1/2" x 5 1/2". Description: brown leather eyeglass case with flap that folds over and fastens with one snap to enclose glasses.

Eyeglasses of Herman or Louise Proechel. Material: metal, glass, leather, textile (a) . Size: 1 1/2" x 4 1/2". Description: (a) wire-rimmed reading spectacles, glass lenses, wire bows, celluloid nose pieces. (b) Case. Size: 2" x 6". Description: brown leather cover over hard case lined with green suede; lid snaps open from front to reveal the provider's information stamped in gold, " Dr. H. L. Carlson, Optometrist, Mankato, Minn."

Navy Footlocker. Material: wood, metal. Size: 17" x 26" x 12". Description: gray painted plywood and pine box with hinged lid; light chain anchored from top side of box to lid to hold it open when packing or unpacking; iron handle grip on sides; center lid and box hasp plate and padlock loop; handprinted on lid is the address of Ens. Esther Johnson's mother, Mrs. Iver Johnson, New Richland, Minn., sent from San Francisco U. S. Fleet Hospital.

Esther Johnson and Horace Chamberlain. Material: paper. Size: 5" x 7". Description: black and white print of a young couple wearing their white Naval uniforms and covers for their wedding portrait on June 20, 1945.

Child's Suitcase. Material: paper, metal, plastic. Size: 9" x 12" x 5". Description: red, white and blue patterned plaid paper over heavy cardboard case; gold colored hinges on back and clasp on front hold lid in place; blue plastic handle under clasp. Donor notes that she and her sisters used the case mostly for doll clothes, but one time when Margie was upset with her mom, she began packing the suitcase in order to run away from home; her mother wisely decided to help her pack. When her mom as ... more