C2678. [document] U. S. Coast Guard, Return of Public Property (Apparatus, Equipment, Supplies, etc.) for the Period From July 1, 1924 to June 30, 1925 at the Cranberry Island Station, First District [Maine]
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C2678. [document] U. S. Coast Guard, Return of Public Property (Apparatus, Equipment, Supplies, etc.) for the Period From July 1, 1924 to June 30, 1925 at the Cranberry Island Station, First District [Maine]
C2678. [document] U. S. Coast Guard, Return of Public Property (Apparatus, Equipment, Supplies, etc.) for the Period From July 1, 1924 to June 30, 1925 at the Cranberry Island Station, First District [Maine]. 50 pages. 9 ½” x 12”. Lengthy form contains spaces for all items needed by the station and would be filled out the hand of the Officer in Charge [Payson F. Myers] indicating the quantity of each item on hand, received, and used during the year. Each and every possible item is noted, from all sizes of brushes, to boats, burners, lamps, wicks, tools, furniture, blocks, tackle, breeches buoy, line guns, vehicles, draft animals, life belts, medicine chest, oars, shot line, paint, books and forms, and much more. Listing covers 50 pages and is a must for researchers working to properly furnish your Coast Guard or life-saving station or museum exhibit. (Photocopy, spiral bound. $11.)