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	Butter Knife post 1834 1983.01 This elegant mother-of-pearl butter knife went on the market in 1834, just two years after the Russel Cutlery Company was founded.
	Carving Fork c. 1905 1983.03a.14 This carving fork was made by Lamson & Goodnow Company of Shelburne Falls, the largest cutlery producer in the U.S. in 1860.
	Knife Sharpener c. 1905 1983.03a.17 This knife sharpener was made by Lamson & Goodnow Company of Shelburne Falls, Massachusetts, the largest cutlery producer in the U.S. in 1860.
	Table Knife 1987.20.02d Thanks to skilled German immigrant workers and a growing U.S. steel industry, knife and fork sets like these were made entirely on location in Shelburne Falls.
	Table Knife 1987.20.04 The design of this Lamson & Goodnow knife is both decorative and functional.
	Knife 1851-1858 1988.26 This knife was made by South River Cutlery during the company's short tenure in Conway center.
	Knife 1992.08.08 This knife was made at the John Russell Company's early home on the Green River in Greenfield, MAssachusetts.
	"Mark's China Putty, For Cementing Glass And China Ware" c. 1870 L03.011 George Washington Mark (1795-1879) was a longtime Greenfield, Massachusetts, resident and artist.
	Elm Burl Bowl 1600-1700 IR.F.104 Native Americans made and used this wooden bowl between 1000 and 300 years ago.
	Birch bark bowl c. 1790 1985.0985 A Penobscot artisan made this small birch bark bowl in the late 18th century.

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