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Gum Damar Can

6 1/4 in.

Object Type: Artist's Material

Medium and Support: gum damar on metal

Credit Line: Florence Griswold Museum;

Tall, cylindrical metal can. Main outer covering is a light brown/tan cardbord material with a small rectangular white paper label with black writing on the front. Label reads - Gum Damar, Laboratory Apparatus and Reagents, Arthur H. Thomas Company, Philadelphia, One Pound. On the back side of the can a the bottom is a second label about an inch long with the word "Java" in bolf black type. A thin layer of protective plastic covers the exterior due to the poor condition. The meal at the top and bottom of the can is heavily rusted, including the recessed, push-down lid. About 1/3 of the Gum Damar remains inside, substance is light amber/yellow in color and are rock-like crystalized formations.

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