St. Olaf College 3D object collection ➔ B.J. Muus's wooden black walking stick


Wooden Handicrafts
Usage: 1881 Single
Usage: 1900 Single
1 items
Black hardwood walking stick with a gold engraved handle. The following Norwegian inscription is engraved on the head with the name of B.J. Muus, 1881: "Det Guds Ord Der Ved Dig Har Lyst For Os Skinne For Dig Til Dit Livs Aften." Freely translated into English by Charlotte Jacobson: "Let God's Word, which for you and for us has meaning, shine for you to the end of your life." Engraved on the side of the gold head are the following names: P.H. Odegaarden, H.K. Finseth, A.K. Finseth, O.K. Finseth, H.P. Hulebak, O.P. Hulebak, K.T. Bakke, Ole T. Bakke. Carved on a gold band, just under the gold head, is Lorentz D. Klüver, 1900. The bottom of the walking stick has a metal tip and a chip near the base.
Archives Work Area ➔ 270 D
277A
"A. Fold-headed, hardwood; belonged to B.J. Muus. Engraved on head with name of B.J. Muus, 1881, and the following Norwegian inscription: "Det Guds Ord Der Ved Dig Har Lyst For Os Skinne For Dig Til Dit Livs Aften." Freely translated in to English by Charlotte Jacobson: "Let God's Word which for you and for us has meaning shine for you to the end of your life." Engraved on the side of the gold head are the following names: P.H. Odegaarden, H.K. Finseth, A.K. Finseth, O.K. Finseth, H.P. Hulebak, O.P. Hulebak, K.T. Bakke, Ole T. Bakke. Carved on gold band, just under the gold head: Lorentz D. Klüver, 1900. (This was Muus's son-in-law; perhaps he was given the walking stick after the death of Muus in May 1900)." - Description from accession 280

Muus, B.J. (owner)
canes (walking sticks)