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DREW UNIVERSITY

ARTIFACT COLLECTION

Updated February 2015

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Drew University Artifact Collection

Location Number Description Material Date

Individuals

5027-4-1 Asbury, Francis Bible Paper

5023-2-1:02 Asbury, Francis:Elijah Woolsey’s

Deacon Certificate

FramedParchment

1794

5023-2-1:03 Asbury, Francis:George Armstrong’s Local Elder Certificate

FramedParchment

1808

5023-2-1:04 Asbury, Francis:Miniature Portrait

Oil Painting Undated

5023-2-1:05 Asbury, Francis:Photograph

House Where Asbury Died

Cabinet Card Undated

5023-2-1:07 Asbury, Francis:Images of Ordination;

First Conference

Lithograph Undated

5023-2-1:08 Asbury, Francis:Datus Ensign’s

Certificates of Ordination

Parchmentwith Wax Seal

1806, 1808

5023-2-1:09 Asbury, Francis:Commemorative Plate

Bicentennial of AmericanMethodism

Manufactured by Wedgwood

Jaspar Ware 1984

5023-2-1:10 Asbury, Francis:Bust

American MethodistBicentennial

Created by Helen Long Tyree

Ceramic Bust 1971

5023-2-2:01 Asbury, Francis: BustAmerican Bicentennial

CentennialLimited issue 53 of 500

Created by John McClarey

Plaster Bust 1984

3



Bicentennial Celebration ofAsbury’s Arrival In America

Porcelain 1971


Bicentennial Celebration ofAsbury’s Arrival in America

Porcelain 1971

5023-2-2:04 Asbury, Francis:Asbury Trail Award

Medallion Undated

5023-2-2:05 Asbury, Francis:Spectacles

Metal,Glass

Circa 1790

5023-2-2:06.01 Asbury, Francis: Historic exotica

Rock which Asbury sat on

Stone Undated

5023-2-2:06.02 Asbury, Francis:Furniture Piece

Rahway, New Jersey

Wooden Peg Undated

5023-2-2:07 Asbury, Francis:Jeremiah Cullison’s Deacon Certificate

Wood,Parchment,Partial Wax

Seal

1795

5023-2-2:08 Asbury, Francis:Museum Placards

PaperRecords

Undated

5023-2-2:09 Asbury, Francis:Centenary of American

Methodism, Children’s Medal

Medallion 1866

5023-2-3 Asbury, Francis:Saddle Bags

Leather Undated

5023-3-1:01 Asbury, Francis:Print

Portrait by Tom Fitsbury

Wood Frame,Glass

Undated


Ordination of

Wood Frame,Glass

Undated

4



Bishop Asbury Cottage; County Borough of West

Bromwich

Wood Frame,Glass

1975

5


5023-3-1:04 Asbury, Francis:Asbury-Coke Round

Ceramic Tray


Jaspar Ware Circa 1986

5025-2-3:02.03 Asbury, Francis:Commemorative Medallion

3 items

Side one: Asbury reliefInscription: Frances Asbury

ConvocationOctober 26-28, 1971

Side two: Relief of AsburyTheological Seminary and

Asbury CollegeInscription: Asbury College,

Asbury Theological Seminary,Wilmore, Kentucky

Bronze,Plastic

1971

5025-2-3:04.06 Asbury, Francis:Pin

Red background with shadedfigure of Asbury praying. Red

lettering.Inscription: Pray for Francis

Asbury Convocation, Oct. 26-28, 1971, Sponsored byAsbury College & AsburySeminary, Wilmore, Ky.

Aluminum 1971

5025-2-3:02.04 Asbury, Francis:Commemorative Medallion

Bicentennial of Asbury’s Arrivalin American

3 items

Side one: Asbury reliefInscription: Francis Asbury,

1745-1816

Side two: Cross and Flamerelief

Inscription: The UnitedMethodist Church, Bicentennialof Asbury’s Arrival in America,

1771-1971

Bronze,Plastic

1971

6


5025-7-1? Asbury, Francis:Traveling exhibit case

5027-7-15027-7-25027-7-35029-5-1

Blakeslee, CharlesBlakeslee, William

The artifact collection containsan eight silver plated piece tea

set. There are a coffee pot,two tea pots, a creamer, sugar

bowl and finger bowl. Also,included are two trays. Thelarger one is for the tea setproper while the other is for

serving food. All the pieces areintricately etched with floralpatterns which frame the

lettering 1860 B 1885. Thereis a framed portrait of

Blakeslee as well as a framedgenealogical tree that includesphotographs of various family

members.

Silver PlateWoodGlassLinen

1860-1865

5023-3-2:10 Burns, Francis:Print

Engraved by J. C. Buttre froman Ambrotype by BradyEngraved for the Ladies

Repository

From the William PhinneyCollection

Wood Frame,Glass,

Lithograph

Undated

5023-3-3:01 Butler, William:Portrait

Copperprinting plate

Undated

5023-3-2:03.01 Clarke, Adam:Sewing kit

Drew Catalog Number: 379 A & B

Donated by Wilbur E.Schoonhoven (1932)

Wood case, Sewingthread,Spools

Circa 1800

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5023-3-2:03.02 Clarke, Adam:Silver Knee Buckle

Drew Catalog Number: 379C

Donated by Wilbur E.Schoonhoven

Silver Circa 1800

5023-3-2:03.03 Clarke, Adam:Ruler

Used on Commentary

Drew Catalog Number: 373

Donated by Wilbur E.Schoonhoven

Wood Circa 1800

5023-3-2:04 Clarke, Adam:Supporting DocumentsDonor correspondence,

identifiers

Paper 1932

5023-7-2:01.03 Clarke, Adam:Eye glasses with case

Silver frame, clear lenses,leather case

Drew Catalog Number: 372A, 372B

Silver,Glass,

Leather

Circa 1800

5025-2-3:02.09 Cartwright, Peter:Commemorative Medallion

2 items

Side one: Relief of Cartwrighton Horseback

Inscription: On the Frontiers ofAmerica, The United MethodistChurch, Peter Cartwright 1785,The Circuit Rider, 1776, 1976

Side two: Cross and Flamerelief

Inscription: United MethodistChurch

Aluminum 1976

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5023-7-2:01.01 Cranston, Earl:Handle from walking stick

Ornate reliefInscriptions: Bishop Cranston,From Employees W.M.B.C.

1896On the end of the handle: EC

Drew Catalog Number 393

Brass 1896

5023-7-2:01.02 Coate, Sam:Eye glasses with case

Early form of sunglasses Silver frame, Blue lense (one

missing), Turtle shell caseInscription: 36 Ja. Davis of

Bristol, to Sam Coate of Canada

Drew catalog Numbers 386A, 386B

Silver,Glass,

Turtle shell

Circa Late 18thCentury

5023-7-2:02 Diffendorfer, Ralph E.:Medal

Order of the JadeBlack laquer case lined with

red silk, felt with Chinesecharacters on the lid and a

brass haspBrass medallion with blue jade

rosette and blue trim. Inscribed in Chinese on backwith the number 131. Ribbon

dyed red, white, and blue.

Note: Decoration presented toDiffendorfer by the Chinesegovernment on October 10,

1939 marking the 28thAnniversary of the Chinese

Revolution. Supportingdocumentation is deed of gift

and a description of the artifactas “the Red Rosette with Blue

and White Borders of theOrder of the Jade.”

Drew Catalog Numbers: 415A, 415B

Textile,Brass,Jade,

Lacquer

1939

9


5023-3-3:02 Embury, Philip:Family Crest

Framed penand marker

drawing,Glass

Undated

5023-3-3:03 Embury, Philip:Lithograph

The Grave of Philip Embury at Ashgrove, NY

G. G. Saxe, Del.Engraved and printed for the

Ladies Repository


Wood Frame,Glass,

Lithograph

Undated

5023-3-2:05 Fletcher, John:Inkwell

Inscription: Rev. John Williamde la Flechere Vicar of

Madeley, EnglandFrom Miss Mary Tooth To

James Clayton


Metal(Pewter?)

Undated

5025-4-2:04 Fowler, Charles Henry:Gavel

Inscription: Presented by theSecretary of the East Ohio

Conf. Sept 12[,] 91to Bishop C. H. Fowler

Drew Catalog Number: 408C

Wood 1891

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5027-5-3 Francis, Richard L.Communion Set

Black Case with gold letterinscription: Richard L. Francis.

Case is lined with purple felt. The case contains a small

silver plate with some worn offgold plating, a small silver andgold plated spoon with pointedend and a cross on the otherend. Also enclosed is a slivertray with six glass communion

cups, a small silver chalice,and a silver bottle with a

corked top. All items exceptthe tray have the initial R.L.F.

Case: 5 ¼” x 6" x 2 ¾”Plate: 3" in diameter

Chalice: 1" x 2 ¼” in diameterCup: 1 ¼” x 1" in diameter

Tray: 2 d” x 3 ¼”Bottle: 4 d” x 2 c:Spoon: 4 ¼” x ¾ “

WoodGlassMetalTextile

circa 1940

11


5023-7-2:03 Goodsell, Daniel A.:Portable Communion Set

Ornate6 items

Leather and wood case withsatin lining. Inscription: Rev. D.

A. Goodsell, D.D. from theOfficers and Managers of the Ladies Social Union Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church

New Haven, Conn. 1883Stopper with cross on the top

Silver dispenser with grape and cross engraving

Chalice with grape and cross engraving

Wafer containerLid for wafer container with

knob

NOTE: Supportingdocumentation included

Manufactured by Meriden B.Company

Drew Catalog Number 380A-F

Silver,Leather,Wood,Textile,Paper

1883

5025-3-3:05-06 Gough, W. A.Rector of Epworth, 1930

Part of roof beams from oldRectory.

“Built of timber and plastercovered with straw thatch”

Burnt down to the ground in1709, used by S. WesleyBuilt under staircase 1709

Removed during repair 1926

Wood 1930

12


5027-4-3 Green, Roy ChesterMinister in the Greater NewJersey Annual Conference

Pastoral Record Book11d x 8c x 1d

Pages have gold leaf on theends. The volume is being

kept as a sample for posterity.The bulk date is 1965.

Paper,Leather

1948-1965

5023-5-1 Hill, J. B.:Saddlebags

Hill was a circuit rider in GreenBrier County, West Virginia,

1840-1845

Leather Circa 1840

5025-2-3:04.17 Joy, James R.:Delegate Badges

3 items

Aluminum Undated

5023-3-3:04 Long, Albert:Ribbon Medal in CaseInscription in Russian?

Dated February 19, 1878

Drew Catalog Number: 414B

Fabric,Bronze,

Porcelain

1878

5023-3-3:08 Matthias, John:Pocket Ink Stand

Includes case, ink bottle, andstylus

Leather,Glass,Cork,Quill

Undated

5025-2-3:05.01 McKendree, William:Personal Wax Seal on a Chain

Oval seal with inscription:WMK Take Heed To Thyself

Silver Undated

5023-3-3:05.01 Merrill, Stephen Mason:Portrait

Framed in carved Africanelephant tusk

Modified Cartede Visite,

Ivory

Undated

5025-5-6:01 Oglethorpe, James:Lithograph

Portrait

Gift from Fred Maser

Wood frame,Lithograph,Mat board,

Glass

Undated

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5023-3-3:07 Peck, George:Portrait

Engraved by W. WellstoodEngraved for the Ladies

Repository


Wood Frame,Lithograph,

Glass

Undated

5025-2-3:01.03 Propert, Frank C.:Delegate Badges

Pin8 items

Uniting Conference, 1939General Conference, 1936,

1944,1952Northeast Jurisdiction, 1940,

1944,1948The Pennington School,

Undated

Textile,Bronze,Lead,

Aluminum

1936-1952

5025-2-3:02.14 Simpson, Matthew:Commemorative Medallion

3 items

Side one: Simpson reliefInscription: Bishop Matthew

Simpson

Side two: Plate and Wheatrelief

Inscription: Now My YoungBrethren I Cannot Tell Which

Of You Will Wear The BrightestCrown But It Will Be He WhoSacrifices Most To Win For

The Master.

Copper,Brass

1866 or1884

5023-3-3:09 Strawbridge, Robert:Lithograph

Portrait


Wood Frame,Lithograph,

Glass

Undated

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5023-3-3:10.01 Strawbridge, Robert:Architecture Sample

Identified as Strawbridge LogMeeting House 1766

Wood 1766

5023-3-3:10.02 Strawbridge, Robert:Architecture Sample

Identified as From StrawbridgeMeeting House

Gift of Bishop Franklin E. E.Hamilton

Wood Undated

5023-3-2:06.01 Summerfield, John:Lock of hair

Preserved in an empty watchcase

Metal, Glass,

Human hair

Undated

5023-3-2:06.02 Summerfield, John:William Summerfield

Pendant with human hairInscription: In Memory of

Wm SummerfieldDied Sep.’19, 1825 Æ. 55,& of his Son the Rev. John

SummerfieldDied 13th, June 1825 Æ. 27

Coppercasing,

Glass cover, Human hair,Brass plate

1825

5023-3-2:06.03 Summerfield, John:Plate

Inscription: John SummerfieldDied June 13th, 1825 in the

27th year of his age.

Tin Undated

5023-3-3:05.02 Taylor, William:Portrait

Framed in carved Africanelephant tusk

Modified Cartede Visite,

Ivory

Undated

5023-3-3:06 Tunison, S. M.:Plate

Inscription: Presented to Mr. &Mrs. S. M. Tunison by theNewark District, Epworth

League Cabinet, May 15, 1914

Sterling Silver 1914

5027-6-1 Tuttle, S. James:Quilt

8'6.5" X 8'7" (251.13x252.35cm)

Cotton 1845

15


5025-2-3:03.04 Wesley, Charles:Commemorative Medallion

Centenary of WesleyanMethodism

2 items

Side one: Charles Wesleyrelief

Inscription: Charles Wesley,M.A. Born Dec.18,1708. Died

Mar. 29th.1788

Side two: Inscription:Centenary of Wesleyan

Methodism, 1839. “God BuriesHis Work, But Men Carries onHis Work” [”]O For a Trumpet-Voice, On All the World to Call! To Bid Their Hearts Rejoice inHim Who Died for All! For AllMy Lord was Crucified for All

My Saviour Died

Advertisement for theartifact’s sale

Silver,Bronze, Paper

1839

5023-3-1:05 Wesley, John:James Hamilton, John Wesley,

and Joseph Cole strollingtogether.

Sketch is by Kaz.

Part of the William PhinneyCollection

Wood frame,Cabinet card

Undated

16


5025-4-5:01 Wesley, John:Engraving

James Hamilton, John Wesley,and Joseph Cole “As they were

walking in the street atEdinburgh in the year 1790. The above was taken by an

original genius who was expertin sketching with great

accuracy the figures of eminentpersons who visited the City.”

Quote at the top of the print:“Eighty seven years have I

sojourned on this earthEndeavoring to do good.”

John Wesley

Engraved by Horton


Framed print,Glass

Undated

5023-3-1:06 Wesley, John:Original Leaf

From the first American editionof Wesley’s Explanatory NotesUpon the New Testament: Acts

3:23-26


Wood frame,Glass,

Paper leaf withpublished

explanation

1791

5023-3-1:07 Wesley, John:Limited edition lithograph; 95 of

300The Wesley Memorial Church,

Epworth. Drawn by J. R. Hurst


Wood frame,Glass,

Lithograph

1980

17


5023-3-1:08 Wesley, John:Limited edition lithograph; 95 of

300The Wesley Stone-

Epworth Market Place.

Drawn by J. R. Hurst.


Wood frame,Glass,

Lithograph

1979

5023-3-1:09 Wesley, John:Silhouette of Wesley

Donated by Fred Maser

Wood frame;Glass

Undated

5025-5-9 Wesley, John:Relief Portrait

Artist: Walter E. Lee

Wood frame;Resin;

Red felt

Undated

5023-3-1:10 Wesley, John:Engraves Printing PlateWesley on Horseback

Originally part of the Woman’sSociety of Christian Service

holdings (not in box)

Steel Undated

5023-3-1:11 Wesley, John:Engraved Printing Plate

Portrait

Steel Undated

5023-3-1:12 Wesley, John:Napkin

Replica of John Wesley’steapot presented 1761 by

Josiah Wedgwood

Paper Undated

5023-3-1:13 Wesley, John:Peg Doll Kit (complete)

Made in England

Woodclothespin,

Cloth, Textile,

Pipe cleaners

Undated

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5023-3-1:14 Wesley, John:Wood

From a pear tree which Wesleyoften visited on the grounds of

the Kingswood School inBristol, England.

Wood Undated

5023-3-1:15 Wesley, John:Wood

From the Wesley Tree inWinchelsea

Wood Undated

5023-3-2:01.01

5023-3-2:11

Wesley, John:Portrait


Gift of Mrs. Geoffery W.Stafford

Donated April 1987

Gift of Vivian BullDonated 2014

Note: There is staining on theWesley bas relief.

Jasparware Undated

5023-3-2:01.02 Wesley, John:Portrait

Painted Gold


Donated April 1987

Bas relief Undated

5023-3-2:02.01 Wesley, John:Collector Spoon

Silver Plate 1984

5025-4-3 Wesley, John:

John Wesley’s Death Mask

Two pieces of Wesley’s Coat

CeramicCloth

undated

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5023-3-2:02.02 Wesley, John:Seal

Portrait of Wesley

Note: May have beeninterpreted as Francis Asbury.

If that is the case then thisartifact was donated by the

Atlantic Highlands MethodistChurch (New Jersey)

Ivory handleMetal stamp

Undated

5025-5-5:01 Wesley, John:Commemorative Plate

Plate number 924 of a limited1,378

250th Anniversary of Wesley’sAldersgate Experience

Designed and printed byEdward Underhill,

Mytholmroyd, England

Porcelain 1988

5025-5-5:02 Wesley, John:Commemorative Plate

Centenary of Wesley’s death

Printed by C. Chalinor & C.Fenton, England


Porcelain 1891

20


5025-2-3:02.07 Wesley, John:Commemorative Medallion and

BookletPart of the Great Religions ofthe World Art Medal Series

The United Methodist Church

Side one: Wesley reliefInscription: United Methodist

Church, signature of JohnWesley

Side two: Relief of a Bible, aset of saddle bags, Epworth

Church, Cornwall, Moorefields,Music Bar, Map of Wesley’s

journeys and them some.

Bronze,Paper

1971

5025-2-3:02.13 Wesley, John:Commemorative Medallion

Side one: Wesley reliefInscription: John Wesley, M.A.Born at Epworth, June 17th.

1705. Died in London, March2nd. 1791

Side two: Nothing

Engraved by Carter Birmm

Pewter? Undated

5025-2-3:03.13 Wesley, John:Commemorative Medallion:

Side one: Wesley reliefInscription: John Wesley

Side two: Inscription: JohnWesley, M.A., Founder of theMethodist Societies. Born atEpworth, 17th June 1703.

Died in London, 2nd. March1791. “The World is My

Parish”

Engraved by Carter Birmm

Copper? Undated

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5025-2-3:02.15 Wesley, John:Commemorative Medallion -

MountedRelief of John and Charles

WesleyInscription: The Best of All is

God is With Us.

The wooden base is madefrom a Beech tree grown in thegarden of the Epworth Rectory.

Cooper,Wood

Undated

5025-2-3:04.03 Wesley, John:Pin

Picture of Wesley with theinscription “The Best of All is

God With Us”

Aluminum 1898?

5025-2-3:04.08 Wesley, John:Pin

John Wesley’s ChapelBlue background with black

printPicture of Wesley statue and

ChapelInscription: John Wesley’sChapel, “The New Room in

The Horsefair,” Bristol, England

Aluminum Undated

5025-2-3:02.01 Wesley, John:Commemorative Medallion

Issued in London to mark the250th Anniversary of Wesley’s

Aldersgate ExperienceFront side: Relief of John

WesleyBack side: Relief of theAldersgate Monument.

Inscription: Aldersgate “Abouta Quarter before nine”

Wednesday May 24, 1738

Silver 1988

22


5025-6-1 Wesley, John:Carved walking stick with abust of Wesley on top of achurch with date inscribed“1792". The date is not a

reflection of its creation. Thebottom of the stick has a

knobby relief as if mimicking atree trunk with the branches

cut off. The foot cap is missingon the bottom. The stick ismade from pine with a dark

color stain cover. Thedimensions are 31" long x 1.5 “

wide x 2" high. AccessionD2008-013.

Wood (Pine) Undated

5024-2-1 Wesley, John:Bust.

A Michael Walker design,limited edition bust which is

modeled after the Enoch Woodbust. The bust is number 59 ofa 10,000 production run. Black

in color with a slight goldpatina, the bust stands 10 ¾ “high and 6 ½" wide. Currently

the bust is on display in theConference Room.

Accession D2006-015

Polymer Resin 2002

5028-2-1 Wesley, John

Bust with Plinth. Worn

Given by Gary and SandeeBloomfield

Ceramic 20 centuryth


Bust with Plinth. Plain. Nodecorative elements


Ceramic 20 Centuryth

23



John Wesley in the PulpitFigure

Staffordshire style with floweron crown. Black pulpit and hairwith damage on raised hand.

Used as a chimney breastornament with faux clock face.

Sampson Smith Manufacturer -Longton


Earthenware 1875-1878


John Wesley in the PulpitMonumental Figure

Staffordshire style with typicalmotifs to this kind of statuary.

Used as a chimney breastornament with faux clock face.

Sampson Smith Manufacturer -Longton




Bust minus Plinth

Plain style modeled on earlierWedgwood types. Inscriptionin gold with oval plaque, “John

Wesley 1703-1791.” Impressed Wedgwood under

base.

Wedgwood Manufacturer


Basalt 1960-1969

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5028-2-6:01 Wesley, John

Souvenir Plate

A dessert size plate cast byBurford Brothers Potters as agift to members of a MethodistProtestant Church conference.

The top has an image of JohnWesley in brown ink. The rimstates “John Wesley. Founderof Methodism. Compliments ofBurford Bros to Conference of

MP Church East Liverpool,Ohio Sept 6 1893. There is

gold decoration on the rim aswell.

The bottom has themanufactures mark. The outer

circle inscription says, StoneChina Burford Bros. The

center circle says Coral Shapeand the inner Circle has an

upper case B. There are eightdefects or chips in the finish.

Burford Brothers PottersEast Liverpool, Ohio


Stone China 1893

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Church Plate

A dessert size plate thatfeatures a color image of the

Epworth Rectory in the center. Beneath the building is the

inscription “Epworth the homeof the Wesleys.” The rimfeatures a brown colored

intricate star patternoccasionally interrupted theinner edge with an unusual

rising sun motif.

The bottom bears the RoyalWinton mark in script coupled

with the address ofGrimwades, England. The

stamp was first used in 1964.


China 1964


Church Plate

A dessert size plate thatfeatures a color image of the

Epworth Rectory in the center. Beneath the building is the

inscription “Epworth the homeof the Wesleys.” The rimfeatures a brown colored

intricate star patternoccasionally interrupted theinner edge with an unusual

rising sun motif.

The bottom bears the RoyalWinton mark in script coupled

with the address ofGrimwades, England. The

stamp was first used in 1964.


China 1964

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Wesley Statue Reading theBible

Staffordshire reproduction fromthe 1970's which features fullcolor with Wesley in a blackgown. The base has green

grass at the top with theinscription “Wesley” along thefront side. The bottom has arust colored stamp “England”.




Framed Print

A reproduction of the Frank O.Salisbury portrait of John

Wesley. Under the image ofWesley there is a caption

which reads “John Wesley, B. 1703 - D. 1791.

On the back there is a personalnotation which indicates theprint was given as a gift to a

Mr. Miner. George AlbertFallon writes to Miner: “A great

Methodist, A devotedchurchman, A loyal friend.”

Further down there is anothernotation which states: “FromWesley Chapel, City Road,

London, England, 1948.

Printed in England by the SunEngraving Co., LTD., London

and Watford.


PaperGlassWood

1948

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125 Commemorative Wesleyth

Tea Set

A Wedgwood reproduction ofthe John Wesley Teapot with

sugar bowl and creamerpitcher.

All four pieces are decorated inblue delf color. The teapot hasthe standard Wesley prayers

on both sides. Floral andcalico patterns mark the

teapot, creamer and sugarbowl.

On the bottom of the teapothas the Wedgwood mark along

with the Duffee and StrattonImporters mark. Above themark there is an inscriptionwhich states, “Replica of theWesley-Wedgwood Teapot.

From the original in JohnWesley’s House, City Road,

London. First made by JosiahWedgwood 1761.

The bottom of the creamer asthe Wedgwood mark along

with the inscription, “Wesley-Wedgwood, Blue Calico

Pattern. First Made by JosiahWedgwood 1761.

The bottom of the sugar bowlhas an imprint which says,

“England”.


Earthenware 1963

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A carved walking stick witha bust of Wesley on top of his

London Chapel with a dateinscribed “1792". The date isnot a reflection of its creation. The bottom of the stick has aknobby relief as if mimicking atree trunk with the branches

cut off. The foot cap is missingon the bottom. The stick ismade from pine with a dark

color stain cover. Thedimensions are 31" long x 1.5 “

wide x 2" high.

The cane originallybelonged to Robert M. Pope

(1846-1911), CanadianMethodist Minister. Pope was

born September 1846, inKingston, Ontario. His ministry

began in 1868 with anappointment to the InveraryCircuit. He graduated fromAlbert College and was sentwest as the denominationalcustom dictated in that time

period. After serving a numberchurches, Pope tried to retire in1895 but was shortly thereaftercalled back into active ministryuntil 1905. Pope died in Marchof 1911 at Belleville, Ontario.

Purchased from WilliamStorey, Erasmus Books

Wood 1895

5023-3-2:07 Wesley, Susanna:Print

Image based on a steelengraving plate


WoodFrame,

Glass,Lithograph

1836

29


5023-3-2:08 Wesley, Susanna:Print


WoodFrame,

Glass,Lithograph

Undated

5023-3-2:09 Wesley, Susanna:Pocket Mirror

Reversed side has anpicture of Susanna sitting with

John kneeling before her.Inscription: Mrs. Susanna

Wesley, Teaching Her SonJohn, Feed My Lambs

Glass,Metal

1866?

5025-2-3:04.02

Wesley Family:Patch

Crest of the Wesley Family

Textile Undated

5025-3-3:01 Wesley:A Key to Wesley’s prayer

room.

Given by Mrs. CharlesWesley Burns, the wife of

Bishop Burns.


Steel 1938

5025-3-3:02 Wesley:

Pair of glasses

Given by Mrs. CharlesWesley Burns, the wife of

Bishop Burns.


MetalGlass

1938

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Denominational Administration

5025-2-3:04.17

General Conference:Delegate and Name

BadgesRelief of Peter Cartwright

Inscription: Side one;General

Conference MethodistEpiscopal

Church, Des Moines,1920

Side two: PeterCartwright, 1785- 1872A Pioneer in the Valley of the

Mississippi. A MethodistPreacher

Along the Frontiers and aDelegate

to Thirteen SuccessiveGeneral

ConferencesRelief of Bishop William A.

Quayle Inscription: General

Conference Methodist Episcopal

Church Kansas City 1928

Manufactured by TheWhitehead &

Hoag Co., Newark, N.J.Relief of John Wesley

Inscription: The MethodistChurch

Uniting Conference,Kansas City

1939.

Manufactured by AcornBadge Co.,

Chicago

See 2477-2-1:04.19See 2477-2-1:04.21

From the James R. JoyCollection

Textile,Bronze,Brass

1920-1939

31


5025-2-3:04.18

General Conference:Badge Medallion

Relief of Jesse LeeInscription: General

Conference, MethodistEpiscopal Church,

Springfield, Mass. 1924

Manufactured by TheWhitehead & Hoag Co.,

Newark, N.J.

Bronze 1924

5025-2-3:04.19

General Conference:Badge Medallion

Relief of Bishop William A.Quayle

Inscription: GeneralConference,

Methodist EpiscopalChurch,

Kansas City 1928

See 2477-2-1:04.17


Newark, N.J.

Bronze 1928

5025-2-3:03.05

General Conference:Commemorative Medallion

Side one: MatthewSimpson reliefInscription: Bishop

Simpson, General Conference,Methodist Episcopal Church,

Columbus, Ohio, 1936

Has ring on top

Manufactured by Balfour

Bronze 1936

32


5025-2-3:04.20

General Conference:Delegate Badge

Aluminum name holder,gold ribbon, and Bronze

medallionBishop Simpson reliefInscription: General

ConferenceMethodist Episcopal

ChurchColumbus, Ohio, 1936


Bronze,Aluminum,

Textile

1936

5025-2-3:04.25

General Conference:Delegate BadgeName plate only


Bronze 1936

5025-2-3:04.21

General Conference:Delegate Badges

3 itemsWesley relief

Inscription: John WesleyThe Methodist Church

Uniting Conference, KansasCity 1939

Silver medallion, bronzename plate,

red and white ribbon.Bronze medallion, bronze

name plate, purple ribbon.

Brass medallion, bronzename plate,

maroon ribbon.

Manufactured by AcornBadge Co., Chicago

Textile,Bronze,Silver,Brass

1939

33


5025-2-3:04.24

General Conference:Delegate Medallion

Francis Asbury reliefInscription: Methodist

Church, General Conference,Atlantic City, 1940

Manufactured by AcornBadge Co.,

Chicago

Silver 1940

5025-2-3:01.04

General Conference:Badges

The Ministerial EducationFund

Africa University PartnerAdvance program

Aids: A Covenant to CareHispanic Ministries

Aluminum,Plastic,Steel

1996

5023-5-3:01 Bishops: Portrait

Bishops of the M.E.Church, 1848

Frontpiece of the LadiesRepository

Drawn & Engraved by C. A.Jewett and

W. Anderson, Cincinnati,Ohio

Middleton Printer

Woodframe,Lithograph,

Glass

1849

5025-2-3:03.06

General Commission onArchives and History, TheUnited Methodist Church:Commemorative Medallion

Side one: Relief of CircuitRider and World

Inscription: UnitedMethodist Historic Shrine No.

275

Side two: Camp meetingtent relief

Inscription: Lake CreekCamp Meeting, 1843-1993

Bronze 1993

34


5023-5-3:02.02

General Commission onthe Status and Role of

Women, The United MethodistChurch: Pin

Commemorating the 10thAnniversary of the Commission

Metal 1990-1992

5023-5-3:02.01

Epworth League:Wesley Commemorative

SpoonEngraved with a portrait of

Wesley,Epworth League Shield,

and the Epworth Rectory

Silver Undated

5025-2-3:04.14

Epworth League:Delegate Badge

White ribbon with red print,gold pin, and red cloth onmedallion with gold relief

Inscription: ON RIBBON -First General Conference

District Convention, Worcester,Mass., July 10-13, 1902. ONMEDALLION - Worcester, ATown June 14, 1722, A City

Feb. 25, 1848

Textile,Aluminum

1902

5025-2-3:04.15

Epworth League:Delegate Badge

White ribbon with redstripe, gold pin, and ivorymedallion with red print

Inscription: ON PIN - Delegate

ON MEDALLION - Sideone; Shield of League with

motto. Side two; Detroit, 1903,“Forward.”


Newark, N.J.

Plastic,Aluminum,

Textile

1903

35


5025-2-3:04.16

Epworth League:Delegate BadgeTri-partite badge

First section: Relief of theworld

Inscription: Denver, Colo.,“The World is My Parish,”

Evangelize

Second section: NamePlate

Inscription: Rhode Island

Third Section: Relief of theEpworth League Shield

Inscription: SeventhInternational Convention, 1905

Bronze 1905

5025-2-3:04.04

Epworth League:Pin

Large Pin with a brownribbon and the Epworth League

crest.Inscription: Fifth Biennial

Convention, First GeneralConference, District EpworthLeague, July 4th-8th, 1906,

The Weirs

Aluminum 1906

5025-2-3:04.10

Epworth League:Lapel pin

Epworth League Shield andmotto “Look Up, Lift Up:

Brass Undated

5025-2-3:04.13

Epworth League:Pin

Relief seal of the EpworthLeague

Tin Undated

36


5023-5-3:04 Methodist Book ConcernMethodist Episcopal

Church: Burins

Two engraving tools.Documentation by way of

two cards read(Card 1) These burins

belonged to John D. Felter, Sr.and John D. Felter, Jr. for

many years[.] Wood engraversin the Art Department of theMethodist Book Concern at

200 Mulberry Street, New YorkCity[.]

(Card 2) Head-banding toolused in the M.B.C. Biery, 100

years ago by RebeccaMcCullough, presented by

L. Elsahoeber, Librarian,Chamber of Commerce

Woodhandles,

Metalshafts

Undated

5023-5-3:05 Methodist Book Concern,Methodist Episcopal

Church: Trowel

Detached engraved platereads: This trowel was used atthe laying of the cornerstone ofthe Methodist Book Concern &

Missionary Society Building,May 23, 1888

Card reads: This trowelwas used at the laying of[...]cornerstone of the Methodist

Book Con[...} 150 FifthAvenue, New York City, May

[...] Presented to the MethodistHistorical [...} by Mrs. Arthur B.

Sanford, February [...]

Woodhandle,

metaltrowel and

plate,paper

1888

5023-5-3:02.03

Sunday School: Men’s Tie Bar

Gift of Ken Rowe

Metal Circa1930's

37


5025-2-3:04.11

Sunday School:Pin

White background withMethodist written in a bluebanner. Also a red Cross

intersecting a gold crown withthe letter “S” on both sides.

Aluminum Undated

5023-5-3:03.01

United MethodistPublishing House:

Key ChainCommemoration of the

200th Anniversary of thePublishing House

1789-1989

Metal,Lacquer

1989

5023-5-3:03.02

United MethodistPublishing House:

Christmas Card and TreeOrnament

Commemoration of the200th Anniversary of the

Publishing HouseCard reads on the front

cover Peace to You and on theinside And to all your house, a

blessed Christmas and apromising New YearOrnament has a Circuit

Rider on a pedestal with theinscription The United

Methodist Publishing HouseServing the Church Yesterday,

Today, Tomorrow, 200 1789-1989

Paper,Metal

1989

38


5025-4-7:02 United MethodistPublishing House:

Cokesbury DivisionOne box of Christmasoffering envelopes

Front of the envelope has aMiddle Eastern scene of

domed buildings with the Starof Bethlehem in the sky. Thewords “Christmas Offering” iswritten in gold script on the

right side.

The back lists how theoffering is to be recognized -

namely as a memorial,designation of a specific

ministry, name of the donorand the amount of the offering

contained in the envelope.

D2009-002.

PaperPlastic

2008

5025-2-3:04.12

United Methodist Women:Pin

Relief of multi-ethnicwomen

Inscription: CentennialUnited Methodist Women

Bronze Undated

Jurisdictional Conferences

5025-2-3:04.05

Northeastern Jurisdiction:Pin

White background withblue print

Inscription: NortheasternJurisdictional Conference ofthe Methodist Church, 1st.,

1940

Aluminum 1940

39


5025-2-3:04.22

Northeastern Jurisdiction:Delegate Badges

3 items

Relief of Old St. George’sChurch

Inscription: FirstNortheastern JurisdictionalConference, Atlantic City 1940. First Conference

American Methodism 1773. St. George’s, Phila.

Bronze medallion andname plate,

red and white ribbonBronze medallion and

name plate, yellow ribbon

Bronze medallion andname plate, maroon ribbon

The Carl F. Price Collection


Newark, N.J.

Textile,Bronze

1940

5025-2-3:04.23

Northeastern Jurisdiction:Delegate Badge

Plastic medallion and nameplate,

yellow ribbonMedallion: John Street

Church reliefName Plate: Eagle relief

Inscription: SecondNortheastern Jurisdictional

Conference, Ocean City, N.J. 1944.

Methodist Church, John St.Church, N.Y. 1768

Manufactured by BastianBros. Co.,

Rochester, N.Y.

Plastic,Textile

1944

40


Annual Conferences

5023-5-3:06 Northern New York AnnualConference

Methodist EpiscopalChurch:

SpoonsEngraved spoons that werepurchased by Reverend

Sypher to commemorate thevarious cities that the

conference was held duringSypher’s ministry. The ten

spoons are engraved asfollows:

1910 - Watertown; 1911-Ogdensburg, NY; 1912 -

Herkimer, NY; 1913 - Fulton,NY; 1914 - Rome; 1915 -

Oswago; 1916 - Watertown; 1917 -

Lowville; 1918 - Utica; 1919 - Fulton,

NY.

Sypher Collection

Silver 1910-1919

5025-5-6:02 Virginia Annual ConferenceUnited Methodist Church:Commission on the Statusand Role of Women:

Book BagCloth bag with a screened

print of Barbara Heck on thefront. Bi-color

Burlap Undated

Local Churches

5025-5-4:04 Barratt’s Chapel:Frederica, Delaware

Church PlateCradle of Methodism 1780

Metal-Pewter

Undated

41


5025-2-3:02.11

Barratt’s Chapel:Frederica, Delaware

Commemorative MedallionBicentennial American

Methodism

Side one: Relief of ThomasCoke and Francis Asbury with

a five point starInscription; Bicentennial ofAmerican Methodism,

November 4, 1784-1984

Side two: Barratt’s Chapelrelief

Inscription: Cradle ofAmerican Methodism near

Frederica, Del.

SterlingSilver

1984

5025-5-3:03 Bay Ridge MethodistChurch:

Brooklyn, New YorkChurch Plate


Porcelain Undated

5025-4-7:01 Bethel Methodist EpiscopalChurch: Granville,

Pennsylvania.Offering Tray

Side one: Raised edgeswith floral and vine design. Images of the Bethel Church

on the left and its pastor,James F. Glass to the right.

Side two: Contains amanufacturer’s mark - “NewMethod Co. Money RaisingPlans for Church Workers

Chicago, U.S.A.

D2009-001

Aluminum Late19 centuryth

42


5025-2-1:07.08

Boehm Chapel:CommemorativePaperweight

200th AnniversaryRelief of chapel with the

following Inscription: BoehmChapel,

Willow Street, PA 1791-1991

Glass 1991

5023-7-3:02 Paperweight: BroadwayMethodist Episcopal Church -

Rev. T. T. Campfield, PastPastor

Manufactured by WilfredSmith & Co.

276 Wateh Street, NewYork

Glass,Photograph

Circalate 19 orth

early 20th

Century

5023-7-1:01 Community UnitedMethodist Church:Middle Village, (NY?)Commemorative Cup

225th Anniversary


Plastic,Photograp

h

1993

5025-5-2:03 Embury United MethodistChurch:

Cambridge, New YorkCommemorative Church

Plate200th Anniversary

1770-1970


Porcelain 1970

5027-4-4 Faith United MethodistChurch

Salem Ridge, LaFarge,Wisconsin

Commemorative ChurchPlate

Porcelain 1999

43


5023-7-1:03.01

First Public MethodistPreaching Place:Methodist Episcopal

ChurchArchitecture SamplePiece of wood with

attached plate which reads:Fragment if the old sail loft[.]

First public Methodistpreaching place in America

1767[.] Now 120 William St. N.Y. City


Wood,metal

Undated

5025-3-2:05.04

First Public MethodistPreaching Place:Methodist Episcopal

ChurchIvory handle

Knob of a cane - partiallyintact

Inscribed with the following:On the top; Philip Embury

1766 ...LoftInside the thread on the

bottom there is a marking ofthe Roman numeral IX or XI.

The wood for the cane, if itstill exists, came from the

Rigging Loft on Williams Streetin NYC.

Donated by T. M. Horner ?

Ivory Undated

5025-2-3:04.07

First United MethodistChurch:

Auburn, New YorkPin

Eggshell background withblack print

Inscription: 1st UnitedMethodist Church, Auburn,

N.Y. 1776-1976I Was There

Aluminum 1976

44


5025-5-1:01 First United MethodistChurch:

Deposit, New YorkCommemorative Church


1872-1972


Porcelain 1972

5023-5-3:07 First United MethodistChurch:

Deposit, New YorkCommemorative Bookmark

150th Anniversary


Leather 1980

5023-7-1:04.03


Deposit, New YorkCommemorative Trivet

150th Anniversary1830-1980


Ceramictile

1980

5023-7-1:04.01


Highland, New YorkCommemorative Trivet

Centennial Year 1869-1969Worshiping since - 1786


Ceramictile

1969

45


5027-5-4 Gnosall Methodist Church(Stafford, England)

A two-handle ceramic ware,possibly a cup or sugar bowl,created to celebrate the fiftiethanniversary of British MethodistUnion in 1932. The artifact hasan image of John Wesley onhorseback, framed by a wreathmotif, with an inscriptionunderneath stating, The Worldis My Parish. On the reverseside is the inscription, “ToCommemorate the GoldenJubilee of Methodist Union1932-1982. This, too, keepsthe same wreath motif of theWesley image. Both wreathsare bordered by four verticalcorners of the same floraldesign. The bottom of theartifact has the inscription, Alanand Roberta Scott whichcontinues underneath withGnosall Methodist ChurchStafford. The artifact is alimited production run with thisone being one of threehundred. The dimensions are3.5 inches tall and 6 incheswide including both handles.

Ceramic 1982

5025-5-1:04 Grace Methodist Church:Bradford, Vermont




Porcelain 1965

46


5025-5-4:03 Hay Bay Church:Adolphustown, Ontario,

CanadaCommemorative Church

PlateOldest Methodist ChurchBuilding in Canada

200th Anniversary 1792-1992

Porcelain 1992

5023-7-1:02 John Street Church (NewYork City),

McKendree Chapel (CapeGiradeau, MO), Union M.E.

Church:Cross on base covered with

glassCreated by the Reverend

T. H. HagertyLabel reads: The Bar of the

Cross is of Oak from John St.M.E. Church N.Y. City, the firstbuilt in America. The stem ofthe Cross is Poplar from theMcKendree Chapel, Cape

Giradeau Co. Mo. First M.E.Church built west of the

Mississippi River in 1819. TheBase is Pine from Union M.E.Church, first built as a loyal

Church after the breaking outof the rebellion, and that flewthe U.S. Flag from the tower. This souvenir was designed

and made by, Rev. T. H.Hagerty St. Louis Mo. May

1900.Signed Authentic T. H.

Hagerty

Wood,Drinking

glass,glue

1900

5025-5-4:05 Lovely Lane Chapel:Baltimore, Maryland

Church PlateBirthplace of American

MethodismDecember 24, 1784

Cast for the AmericanMethodist Bicentennial

Metal-Pewter

1984

47


5025-5-6:03 Lovely Lane MethodistChurch:

Baltimore, MarylandCross Stitched Fabric

Textile Undated

5025-5-3:02 The Methodist Church:Jefferson, New York

Church Plate


Porcelain Undated

5025-5-4:01 The Methodist Church:Ulster Heights, New YorkCommemorative Church


1863-1963


Porcelain 1963

5025-5-4:02 Middle Village MethodistChurch:

Long Island, New YorkCommemorative Church

PlateSecond Oldest Methodist

Church in America200th Anniversary 1768-

1968

Porcelain 1968

5025-4-6:02

(should be5:02)

Mount Carmel MethodistChurch,

Salem United MethodistChurch:

PlaqueSeal of The Church of the

United Brethren in Christ -1800


Wood,Tempra

1974

5023-7-1:04.02

North Blenheim (NY?):United Methodist Church

Commemorative Trivet1828-1978


Ceramictile

1978

48


5025-5-3:01 Paw Paw United MethodistChurch:

Miami County, IndianaCommemorative Church


1837-1937


Porcelain 1987

5025-5-3:04 Saint Mark’s MethodistChurch:

Napanoch, New YorkChurch Plate


Porcelain Undated

5023-7-1:03.02

Sam’s Creek MeetingHouse:

Architecture SampleBaltimore Conference

A. M. BrowningApr 29

Wood Undated

5023-5-3:08 Sandusky Wyandotte OldChurch: Altar Wood

From the altar rail that wascarved into a Bible with a

hollow interior.

Wood Undated

5025-4-2:03 Strawbridge Log MeetingHouse:

Commemorative GavelInscription: Strawbridge

1762


Wood Undated

49


5025-5-1:03 Township MethodistChurch:

Hobart, New YorkCommemorative Church


1823-1973


Porcelain 1973

5025-3-2:08 Tuxedo United MethodistChurch:

Tuxedo, New YorkPlaque

Inscription: The Alpha andOmega Window, Dedicated inMemory of Letha Mitchell byHer Family and Friend, 1889-

1968Matches the Tiffany

Stained Glass MedallionWindows in the museum area.

Windows were donated bythe members of the Tuxedo

church.

Wood,Brass

Undated

5025-3-2:09 Tuxedo United MethodistChurch:

Tuxedo, New YorkPlaque

Inscription: The Cross andCrown Window, Dedicated inMemory of Alex Lamouree byHis Family and Friend, 1888-

1963Matches the Tiffany

Stained Glass MedallionWindows in the museum area.

Windows were donated bythe members of the Tuxedo

church.

Wood,Brass

Undated

50


5025-2-3:02.08

United Methodist Church:Port Morris, New Jersey

Commemorative Medallion

Side one: American flagsrelief

Inscription: We Were There1775-6, 1975-6Issue Number 0786

Side two: Cross and flameand a railroad roundhouse

reliefInscription: The Ancient

Roundhouse Muster, 100 200,United Methodist Church, Port

Morris, N.J.

Silver,Plastic

1975-1976

5025-5-2:04 United Methodist Church:Richmondville, New YorkCommemorative Church



Porcelain 1970

5025-5-2:01 United Methodist Church:Roxbury, New York

Church Plate


Porcelain Undated

5023-7-1:04.04

United Methodist Church:Stamford, New York

Commemorative Trivet1870-1970


Ceramictile

1970

51


5025-5-2:02 United Methodist Church:Treadwell, New York




Porcelain 1973

5025-5-1:02 Verbank United MethodistChurch:

Verbank, New YorkCommemorative Church


1827-1977


Porcelain 1977

Institutions

5025-2-1:01.02

Africa University:Pin

Metal Undated

5025-2-1:06 Cokesbury College:Brick

Cokesbury College wasAmerican Methodism’s first

school of higher education andwas built in Abingdon,

Maryland in 1787.

Donated by E. C. Holley,May 11, 1948

Brick Circa1787

5025-2-1:03 Conselho Geral dasInstituiçôes Metodistas de

Ensino: Framed Ceramic Tile

Map of MethodistInstitutions in Ecuador

Wood,Ceramictile

Undated

52


5025-5-8:01 Fergusonville Academy:Commemorative

Institutional PlateInscription: On front:

Fergusonville Academy 1848-1881

On back: D.H.S. 1976 #9

Metal-Pewter

1976

5025-5-6:04 Lincoln College Chapel,Oxford University:

Framed Print

Donated by Mrs. G. W.Stafford,

January 1984

Wood,Lithograph,

Glass

Undated

5025-2-1:01.01

Methodist Hospital:Brooklyn, New York:

Commemorative Key ChainCelebration of the Century

Fund1881-1981

Metal 1981

5025-2-1:04 New York ConferenceSeminary:

(Charlotteville Seminary)Framed Black and White

Photograph


Wood,Mat board,Photograp

h,Glass

Undated

5025-2-1:05 West Virginia WesleyanCollege:

Drinking glassInscription: “A Call to High

Endeavor”

Glass Undated

5025-2-1:02 Wyoming Seminary:Commemorative Paper

Weight150th Anniversary

Inscription: WyomingSeminary

1844-1994150 Years of Learning

Together

Marble,Felt

1994

Denominational Anniversary Celebrations

53


5025-3-3:03 Medallion:

Inset - Side view ofWesley’s head;

Inscription: “The Righteousshall be in everlastingremembrance, 1789"

WoodMetalTextilePaper

Undated

5025-2-3:03.07

American MethodistCentenary:

Commemorative Medallion2 items

Side one: Wesley reliefInscription: “The World is

My Parish” Founder ofMethodism

Side two: Inscription: Originof American Methodism, 1766. Members in 1866, 2,000,000.

First American ConferenceHeld in St. George’s Church,Philadelphia July 14, 1773 Methodist Episocpal ChurchOrganized in Baltimore, MD.

Dec. 25, 1784.

Manufactured by Warner &Sons, Philadelphia

Silver 1866

54


5025-2-3:03.08



Side one: Albumen orTintype photograph of John

WesleyInscription: Children’s

Medal

Side two: Albumen orTintype photograph of Francis

AsburyInscription: Centenary of

American Methodism, 1866

Top is hole drilled.

Rare piece

Photograph,

Tin withgold overleaf

1866

5025-2-3:03.09


Commemorative Medallion4 items

Side one: Asbury reliefInscription: Frances

Asbury, Centenary of AmericanMethodism, 1866

Side two: Laurel leaf reliefInscription: Children’s

Medal, Suffer the LittleChildren to Come Unto Me

Top is hole drilled

Silver 1866

55


5025-2-3:03.10

American MethodistCentennial:


Side one: Relief ofSuzanna Wesley and her son,

JohnInscription: Mrs. Susanna

Wesley, Teaching Her SonJohn. Feed My Lambs.

Side two: DickinsonCollege relief

Inscription: Sunday SchoolCentenary Offering, 1866.

Religion and Science,Dickinson College

Manufactured by Warner &Sons, Philadelphia

Silver,Paper

1966

5025-2-3:01.02


Commemorative MedallionWith a Red Ribbon

Side one: Relief of FrancisAsbury

Inscription: Centennial ofthe Organization of the M. E.Church, 1784-1884, FrancesAsbury, First Bishop, 1745-

1816

Side two: Relief of MatthewSimpson

Inscription: MatthewSimpson, Elected 1852. Along the parameter are

listings of current bishops withtheir election date.

Donated by the AtlanticHighlands Methodist Church

(New Jersey)

Aluminum,Textile

1884

56


5025-2-3:03.11


Commemorative Medallion4 items: 3 Bronze, 1 Silver

with case

Side one: Asbury reliefInscription: Methodist

Episcopal Church, Organized1784 Bishop Asbury

Side two: Bishop Simpsonrelief

Inscription; First CentenaryCelebrated 1884. M. Simpson.

Sr Bishop. Prest B’d Edn

Bronze,Silver,

Leather,Textile,Wood?

1884

5025-2-3:03.02

SesquicentennialCelebration of the Methodist

Church in America:Commemorative Medallion

Side one: Relief of Wesley,Asbury, Coke

Inscription: 1784-1934

Side two: Relief ofFreeborn Garretson on

Horseback with Barratt’sChapel in the background and

an open BibleInscription: Garretson

Leaving Barratt’s Chapel to callthe Preachers to the Christmas

Conference

Donated by theWatsesssing United Methodist

Church, Bergenfield, NewJersey in September 1982

Bronze 1934

57


5025-2-3:04.17

SesquicentennialCelebration of the Methodist

Church in America:Delegate Badge

Name tag with black andgold ribbon and gold lettering

Inscription: 1784-1934, Methodist Sesqui-Centennial,

Baltimore, MD.

From the James R. JoyCollection

Plastic,Aluminum,

Textile

1934

5025-2-1:07.09

American MethodistBicentennial:


Bronze 1966

5025-2-3:02.02


Delegate Name BadgeCommemorative Medallion

(2)same as 2475-6-1:07.07

3 items

From the William R.Phinney Collection

Textile,Bronze

1966

5023-2-1-10 American MethodistBicentennial:

Bust Francis Asbury

Created by Helen LongTyree

Ceramic 1971

5023-2-1:09 American MethodistBicentennial:

Commemorative PlateFrancis Asbury

Manufactured byWedgwood

JasparWare

1984

58



BustFrancis Asbury

Limited issue 53 of 500

Created by John McClarey

Plaster 1984

5025-2-1:07.01



Bronze 1984

5025-2-3:02.10



Bronze 1984

5025-2-1:07.02


Commemorative Lapel PinPan Methodist Symbol

Metal 1984

5025-2-1:07.03


Commemorative CharmPan Methodist Symbol

Metal 1984

5025-2-1:07:06


Commemorative StickersExtant Roll

Pan Methodist Symbol

Foil,Paper

1984

5025-2-1:07:07


Commemorative PaperWeight

Marble 1984

59



Bicentennial CommitteeCommission on Archives

and HistoryEastern Pennsylvania

ConferenceThe United Methodist

Church;Commemorative Church

PlateMethodist Heritage in

Eastern Pennsylvania includingimages from the Evangelical

United Brethren tradition

Porcelain 1984




Porcelain 1984




Porcelain 1984


Calendar1983-1984

Paper,Metal

1984


Bookmarks5 items

Four with Pan MethodistSymbol

Leather,Paper,Cloth

1984


StationaryPan Methodist Symbol

Paper 1984

60



PostcardsPan Methodist Symbol

Paper 1984


PosterPan Methodist Symbol

Paper 1984


Automotive Bumper StickerPan Methodist Symbol

Paper 1984


Reproduction ProofsBicentennial Logo (Clip Art)

Pan Methodist Symbol

Paper 1984


Commemorative Pencils

Wood,Graphite

1984


Napkins50 count in original

packagePan Methodist Symbol

Paper 1984


BicentennialCommemorative Plate

Porcelain 1966

5025-2-1:07.04

Evangelical UnitedBrethren Church:Commemorative Key

Ring50th Anniversary ofChurch Union

1946-1996

Brass 1996

61


5025-2-1:07.05

Evangelical UnitedBrethren Church:Commemorative Key

Ring50th Anniversary ofChurch Union

1946-1996

Metal 1996

Pan Methodist Denominations

5025-2-2:10 African MethodistEpiscopal Zion Church:

The Star of ZionCalendar

Cloth,Wood

1982

5025-5-7:01 Primitive Methodist:Commemorative Church


1807-1907Bichrome

Porcelain 1907

5025-5-7:02 Primitive Methodist:Commemorative Church


1807-1907Polychrome

Porcelain 1907

5025-7-2:22 Wesleyan MethodistChurch

Conference SealImpression

circa 1792-1850Red

George Osborn Collection

Wax Undated

Communion Sets

5025-2-2:11 Westminster Press:Communion Set

Portable3 items

SterlingSilver

Undated

62


5023-7-2:03 Communion Set, Portable:Ornate6 items

Leather and wood casewith satin lining.Inscription: Rev. D. A.

Goodsell, D.D. from theOfficers and Managers of

the Ladies Social Union Trinity Methodist EpiscopalChurch New

Haven, Conn. 1883Stopper with cross on the

topSilver dispenser with grape

and cross engraving

Chalice with grape andcross

engravingWafer container

Lid for wafer container withknob

NOTE: Supportingdocumentation included

Manufactured by MeridenB. Company

Drew Catalog Number380A-F

Daniel A. Goodsellcollection

Silver,Leather,Wood,Textile,Paper

1883

63


5025-3-1 Communion Set:37 items

Wood lidWood base with silverhandle and

manufacturing plate with thefollowing

inscription: Toronto, Ont. LePage

Individual CommunionCup Co

U.S. Pat. Nov. 5. 95. Can Pat. Jan. 21.96

Canada35 communion cups

Donated by the SpringfieldEmmanuel UMC

Wood,Sterling

Silver,Glass

1896

5025-2-2:12 Communion Set:Portable12 items

Case with handle, linedwith purple felt

Liquid dispenser withplastic top

Six communion cupsTray to hold communion

cups with haspWafer holder with lid

Wood,Glass,

Leather,Textile,Plastic,

Tin

Circamiddle

20thcentury

64



Case lined with purple silkMetal Dispenser withcorked lid (#70)

Two metal communioncups (#78)

Metal wafer box withdetachable lid (#1)

Metal serving tray (#70)Two case trays

Ornate piecesmanufactured by

Reed & Barton

Donated by Clifford H.Field, Jr.

Silverplate,

Wood,Textile,Leather

Circa20th

century

5025-4-5 Communion Set:68 items

Metal traySixty-seven communion

cups

Patent date: March 6, 1894

Aluminum,Glass,Plastic

Circa20th

century

65



Leather and cardboardcase lined

with purple felt andattached handle

Marbleized plastic cupholder

Six communion cups (somedamaged)

DispenserLid for dispenser

Marbleized plastic servingtray

Marbleized plastic lid fortray

Seven communion waferswith IHS,

cross, and three nailsrelief


Leather,Cardboard,

Textile,Plastic,Glass,

Unleavened food items

Circa 20th

Century


Leather and wood caselined with

purple felt and attachedhandle

Wafer containerLid for container

Six communion cupsServing tray for communion

cups


Silver,Copper,Leather,Wood,Glass

Circa20th

Century

66


5025-6-2 Communion Set, Military:Incomplete

24 items

Large case, velvet linedTwo linen table cloths

One linen communion cupcover

Metal CrossTwo metal candle sticks

Large communion cup withwafer insert

Glass bottle with metal topMetal and cork pourer for

above bottleTwo wax candles

Metal wafer dispenser withcap

Portable communion set:Small wood and leather box

Small glass bottle withplastic top

Small metal communioncup

Small metal wafer holderwith lid

Small metal serving trayTwo felt dividers

Set used during the KoreanWar by

Worth Barker Conn,Chaplain

United States NavyReserve

Marine Corps

Wood,Leather,Textile,Silver

plate,Parafin,Glass,Plastic,

Tin

1950-1952

67


5027-5-3 Communion SetFrancis, Richard L

Black Case with gold letterinscription: Richard L. Francis.

Case is lined with purplefelt. The case contains a smallsilver plate with some worn offgold plating, a small silver andgold plated spoon with pointedend and a cross on the otherend. Also enclosed is a slivertray with six glass communion

cups, a small silver chalice,and a silver bottle with a

corked top. All itens except thetray have the initial R.L.F.

Case: 5 ¼” x 6" x 2 ¾”Plate: 3" in diameterChalice: 1" x 2 ¼” in

diameterCup: 1 ¼” x 1" in diameter

Tray: 2 d” x 3 ¼”Bottle: 4 d” x 2 c:Spoon: 4 ¼” x ¾ “

WoodGlassMetalTextile

circa1940

5027-5-2 Communion Set

Portable communion set isa black, rectangular case. Thecase is lined with purple felt.

Within the case is a smallplastic bottle with silver top, asmall round silver chalice, onesilver dish, and another dishcontaining six communion

cups.

Case: 5 ¼” x 6" x 2 ¾”Dishes: 5 c” in diameter

Silver Chalice: 1 d” x 1 ¾”in diameter

Cups: 1 ¼” x 1 ¼” indiameter

Bottle: 3 f” x 1 d”

WoodSilverGlass

circa1940

68


5027-5-1 Communion Set

Oval shaped wooden traysfor communion cups. The sethas four shelves to hold thirty-six cups on each shelf. Onlythe bottom tray is in current

use with thirty-six cups. On thebottom of the shelves there are

stickers with the name TheSanitary Communion Outfitand information about the

company.

Cups: 1 e” x 1 ¼” indiameter

Trays: 14 ½” x 9 ¼” x 11"

WoodMetalGlass

1899

Medallions, Pins, and Buttons

5025-2-1:01.02

Africa University:Pin

Metal Undated

69


5025-2-3:01.01

Commemorative Medallion:4 items

Twentieth CenturyMissionary Thank Offering.

Both have a drilled hole.

Side one: Relief of FrancesAsbury with the followinginscription: Bishop AsburyEstab[.] The First SundaySchool in the New World,

1786.

Side two: Relief of the HolyBible with the following

inscription: 1901, The Entranceof Thy Word Giveth Light.

Twentieth Century MissionaryThank Offering

Made for the MissionarySociety, Methodist Episcopal

Church, New York. By WilliamC. Finck Co., Elizabeth, N. J.

2 uncased medallionsdonated by the Atlantic

Highlands Methodist Church(New Jersey)

Brass,Cardboard,

Cotton

1901

5025-2-3:03.12

Commemorative Medallion:Twentieth Century

Missionary Thank Offering

Side one: Bishop Ninderelief

Inscription: TwentiethCentury Missionary Thank

Offering, Bishop Ninde, 1896-1900, Prest. Epworth League

Side two: Epworth LeagueCrest relief

Inscription; Go Ye Into Allthe World and Preach theGospel to Every Creature,

1901

Bronze 1901

70


5025-2-3:02.01

Commemorative Medallion:Issued in London to mark

the 250th Anniversary ofWesley’s Aldersgate

Experience

Side one: Relief of JohnWesley

Side two: Relief of theAldersgate Monument.

Inscription: Aldersgate “Abouta Quarter before nine”

Wednesday May 24, 1738

Silver 1988

5025-2-3:02.05

Commemorative Medallion:World MethodistConference

Side one: Relief of WMCemblem

Inscription: 12th WorldMethodist Conference, Denver,Colorado, August 18-26, 1971

Side two: Pebbled texture

Bronze,Plastic

1971

5025-2-3:03.01

Commemorative Medallion:World MethodistConference

16th World MethodistConference

2 items

Side one: Wesley ReliefInscription: “The World is

My Parish” John Wesley 1703-1791

Produced by the MethodistChurch in Singapore

Side two: World MethodistConference Symbol reliefInscription: Sixteenth World

Methodist Conference, July 24-31, 1991, Jesus Christ, God’s

Living Word.

Silver? 1991

71


5025-2-3:02.06

Commemorative Medallion:Williamsburg

(Massachusetts)

200th Anniversary

Note: On the front side isan engraving of an early

Methodist Episcopal Church

Bronze,Plastic

1971

5025-2-3:02.12

Commemorative Medallion:

Side one: Wesley reliefInscription: I Am a

Methodist

Side two: Bible reliefInscription: Thy Word is a

Lamp Unto My Feet, Ps.119:105

Copper Undated

5025-2-3:03.03

Medallion:Slug

Lead Undated

5025-2-3:04.01

Lapel Pin:4 items

Inscription: Believe, Love,Obey JW in fancy script White lettering with brown

background

Metal Undated

5025-2-3:04.09

Pin:White background with

green printInscription: I’m a Camper,

United Methodist

Aluminum Undated

Miscellaneous

5025-4-2:01 Miscellaneous:Gavel

Drew Catalog Number:408B

Wood Undated

72


5025-4-2:02 Miscellaneous:Gavel

Drew Catalog Number:408A

Wood Undated

5023-5-2:01 Miscellaneous:Leg Chap

Leather Undated

5023-5-2:02 Miscellaneous:Saddlebags

Leather Undated

5023-3-2:01.03

Miscellaneous:Orthodox Cross

Pendant


Donated April 1987

Metal Undated

5023-3-2:01.04


Pendant


Donated April 1987

Metal Undated

5023-3-2:01.05


Pendant


Donated April 1987

Metal Undated

5025-3-2:02 Miscellaneous: Victory Coin

World War One

Evangelistic Tool

Aluminum 1918

5025-3-2:03 Miscellaneous: Unknown piece of wood


Wood Undated

73


5025-3-2:04 Miscellaneous:Section of tree

World Sunday SchoolConvention

Jerusalem

Olive wood 1901

5025-3-2:05.01

Miscellaneous:Profile head of man

Lead Undated

5025-3-2:05.02

Miscellaneous:Unknown Object

Made from a shell casewith resin hook at one end

Brass,Resin

Undated

5025-3-2:05.03

Miscellaneous:British Methodist Playing

CardsA pack of sixty-four cards,

2d by 1½ inches, On the frontside there is a Scripture verseand on the back side there is averse from a hymn which acts

as commentary to the Scriptureverse on the other side. The

cards are place in a leather slipcase. This is an extent set.

There is an advertisementclipping enclosed as well which

gives the usage of the cardswithin Methodist circles.

Paper,Cardboard,

Leather

Circalate 18th

century tomiddle 19th

century

5025-3-2:05.05

Miscellaneous:Eye glass case

2 itemsInscribed: Henrich

Feiglstok, Optiker, WienLkärnthnerring 1

Cardboard,Leather

Circalate 18th tomiddle 19th

century

5025-3-2:05.06

Miscellaneous:Mezuzah with a copy of the

Shema inside, Small TorahScroll with cloth cover

Donated by J. CourtneyHayward

Brass,Paper,Textile,Wood

Undated

74


5025-3-2:05.07

Miscellaneous:Small Torah Scroll

Donated by J. CourtneyHayward

Paper,Textile,Wood

Undated

5025-3-2:06 Miscellaneous:Framed print of unknown

person


Wood,Mat,

Paper

Undated

5025-3-2:07 Miscellaneous:No-ri-geKorean2 items

Decoration which hangs onthe handle of a wooden closetwhere individuals store theirbed rolls. Another use is for

costume decoration. Such arethe artifacts kept here. In

specific incidents a variation ofthis type of decoration is wornby women if they have been

sexually harassed or abused. In those cases this specific

type of No-ri-ges also containssmall dagger which is used to

commit suicide.

One is blue and one is red. Both are tasseled No-ri-ges

with the same butterfly motif.

Gift from Ewha University

Textile Circa1989

5025-4-1 Miscellaneous:Black Deaconess BonnettFirst Deaconess Bonnet

adopted by the New YorkDeaconess Home, June 1889

Gift of Miss Frances E.Platt

Textile,Metal pin

1889

75

5027-4-2:01 Miscellaneous:Jesus Relief,Korean

Brass Undated

5025-7-2:20 A set of six coasterscelebrating Campbelltown,

New South Wales, Australia,City Council Centenary. Each

coaster depicts a historicstructure. The coasters reside

in a small pouch.

AluminumFeltVinyl

1982

INVENTORY OF PAINTINGS, PRINTS AND PHOTOGRAPHSfrom OLD JOHN STREET UNITED METHODIST CHURCH

deposited inTHE METHODIST ARCHIVES & HISTORY CENTER

DREW UNIVERSITY

1 April 1998

prepared by Kenneth E. Rowe

Oil Paintings

Joseph. B. Wakeley, oil on canvas, ca 1860, gilt frameJoseph Smith (d. 1840), oil on envies, ca 1830, gilt frame

“Blue Church Yard,” undated

Watercolors

Thomas Webb, ca 1960Bishops Coke and Asbury meet President Washington, ca 1960

John Summerfield, charcoal on paper, undated

Photographs

76

Methodist Deaconesses of Bethany Deaconess Hospital, Brooklyn, ca 1930120th anniversary banquet, First German MEC, New York, Oct. 22, 1961, Rappaport

Studios, NYCGroup photo, East German Conference of The Methodist Church, 1941.

Bicentennial banquet, Old John Street Church, Hotel Biltmore, NYC, October 28, 1966

Prints & Engravings

Bishops of the Methodist Episcopal Church, 1872.Charles Wesley, engraving by A.H.Ritchie after painting by William Gush, Nelson &

Phillips, NY, 1873Charles Wesley, engraving by J. Cochrane after painting by William Gush, New York, ca

1860.Charles Wesley preaching to Indians. Engraving by F. Bromley after painting by R. R. McIan,

sold by Joseph Laing, London, undated.Deathbed scene of John Wesley, engraved by Geller after Marshall Claxton painting, printed

by J.M.Butler, ca 1839“Distinguished Men of Methodism,” engraving from Harper’s Weekly. ca1866.

Founders and Pioneers of Methodism, engraved by E. E. Bierstadt after original drawing byC.C.Goss; published by Mrs. C. C. Goss, New York, 1873

John William Fletcher, engraved by J. Thomson after painting by J. Jackson, London, 1832John Wesley and 120 Methodist Preachers, ca 1866. Gilt oval frame

John Wesley, unsigned, undated 1850?John Wesley, color portrait, ca 1960

John Wesley, engraved by George Zobel, 1866John Wesley, engraved by A.H.Ritchie after painting by J. Jackson, Nelson & Phillips, NY,

1873. 2 copiesJohn Wesley preaching from his father’s tomb, Epworth. Undated,

John Wesley preaching from market cross, unsigned, undatedJohn Wesley preaching from the steps of Guild Hall, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. After painting

by Wilson Hepple, printed by Vincent Brooks, London, 1883.John Wesley preaching in the Gwennapp Amphitheatre, painted and engraved by W. O.

Geller, 1846John Wesley rescued from Epworth Rectory Fire, sold by William Smith, London, ca 1839.

Methodist Book Concern, New York, 1824, unsigned, undatedOld John Street Methodist Episcopal Church, J.M.Brookfield, Rahway, NJ, 1835.

Old John Street Church, engraving by Lewis Delnoce, after painting by Joseph B. Smith; soldby Joseph B. Smith & Co, New York, 1868

George Washington, famed bas-relief, gilt frame

Textiles

James S. Tuttle Quilt, 1845

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