86 results for: Frederick
Silver heeled shoes with gold accents, ca. 1920-1925
These silver and gold heels were sold at Seattle department store Frederick & Nelson in the late 1910s or early 1920s. The strap would have made them ideal for dancing.
ID Number:1953.596.2
Date:Circa 1920-1925
Claire Hammons miniature house, 12th scale model, 1945-1955
This miniature mansion was donated to MOHAI by Claire Bagley Hammons in 1955. Mrs. Hammons and her husband, Frederick Dent Hammons, had the house model designed by Seattle architect Joseph S. Cote (designer of the Green Lake Carnegie Library) and then spent more than a decade working on the detailed furnishings. Hand-made carpets, miniature paintings, clocks made from vintage watches,…
ID Number:1955.974.1.1
Date:1945-1955
Portrait of Frederick K. Struve by Dola M. Litzenberg, ca. 1910
In his dark suit, Frederic Struve projects an image of propserous stability. Struve was a prominent Seattle businessman and real estate developer. He became president of Seattle National Bank in 1914 and was active in the social, athletic, and political life of the city. The artist, Dola M. Litzenberg (1868-d.?), was born in Ohio and the census shows her in…
ID Number:1956.1061.f
Date:Circa 1910
Brass cornet with rotary valves, ca. 1850
This cornet belonged to George Frederick Frye (1833-1912), a German immigrant who came to the US at 16 years of age and arrived in Seattle in 1853. He brought this instrument with him and played in the first Seattle band.
ID Number:1957.1234.4
Date:Circa 1850
Quilted purple suede shoes, ca. 1940
These "Pandora Exclusives" square heeled women's shoes were purchased at Seattle department store, Frederick and Nelson.
ID Number:1958.1407.5
Date:Circa 1940
British flag presented to pilot Major Frederick L. Martin on the first Round the World flight, 1924
On April 6, 1924, four Douglas World Cruisers, each manned by an Army Air Corps pilot and mechanic, took off from Seattle's Sand Point Field in an attempt to be the first to fly around the world. The four aircraft were named Seattle, Chicago, Boston, and New Orleans. Major Frederick L. Martin (1882-1956) was in the lead aircraft, the Seattle.…
ID Number:1958.1427
Date:1924
Pair of black French-style heeled shoes, ca. 1905
These women's shoes belonged to Mrs. Charles Fagan of Cascade School, and were purchased from Frederick & Nelson in Seattle.
ID Number:1959.1801.2
Date:Circa 1905
Muff covered with silk violets, ca. 1900
This muff was owned by Mrs. Donald E. Frederick, wife of founder of Seattle's Frederick & Nelson Department Store.
ID Number:1960.1865.1
Date:Circa 1900
Black patent dancing shoes, ca. 1915-1918
These young girl's dancing shoes were sold by Frederick & Nelson in the 1910s.
ID Number:1960.2076.17
Date:Circa 1915-1918
Girl Scout shoes, ca. 1915
This pair of high top brown kid leather girl scout shoes were owned by Anna Sayles around 1915.
ID Number:1961.2414.1
Date:Circa 1915