Make, Believe
Foreign Interest and American Identities in the Inland Empire
Andrew Weymouth
Dutch Cocoa Powder Tin
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Dutch Cocoa Powder Tin
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Dutch Cocoa Powder Tin

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A decorative tin featuring an illustration of a windmill by a waterway under a moonlit sky. The border is adorned with intricate floral patterns. Text at the bottom reads "Cocoamill de Zaanstroom" with the numbers 18 and 43 on either side.
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Title:
Dutch Cocoa Powder Tin
Creator:
Cocoamill de Zaanstroom
Date Created:
1905-03-14
Description:
Decorative tin of Dutch cocoa powder housed in Sloane's Northwest Museum of Arts and Culture.
Subjects:
tinsmiths plates (illustrations) windmills waterways floral patterns
Location:
Zaanstroom, Wormerveer, NL
Latitude:
52.49479482
Longitude:
4.793980084
Source:
Eastern Washington State Historical Society. Artifacts Collection. Northwest Museum of Arts and Culture, Spokane, WA.
Type:
Image;StillImage
Format:
image/jpeg
Language:
nl
Source
Preferred Citation:
"Dutch Cocoa Powder Tin", Make, Believe, Center for Digital Inquiry and Learning (CDIL)
Reference Link:
https://cdil.lib.uidaho.edu/make-believe/items/make_believe_005.html
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