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Crusie mould. A large round lump of stone with a deep leaf shaped depression in it, and the date 1745 carved into it.
Water rounded boulder, carved to make a crusie mould, type: long-nosed crusie. The date 1745 is carved on either side of the mould.
Inscription: 1745
Inscription: 1745
Crusie lamp. Two leaf shaped iron dishes fastened to a handle with a hook. The upper dish is lidded and hangs on a ratchet above the lower dish.
Crusie, or oil lamp.
Crusie Lamp Oil Lamp
Crusie, or oil lamp, with lid, drip catcher & swivel hook. Illustrated in Ogston (1884-1929) Volume 1.
Cruik. A piece of iron about a foot long, with a wide flat hook on one end a small pointed hook on the other from which it hangs on a chain of large flat iron rings.
Links shape: round, flat.
Inscription: XXX
Inscription: XXX
Crosscut saw. A large saw about half a metre long.
Nineteenth century crosscut saw, from Aberdeenshire.
Inscription: Old label: 571
Inscription: Old label: 571
Crossbills. Two taxidermy finch sized birds on Perspex perches. Both birds have large, curved beaks where the upper and lower parts cross over each other (like crossed fingers). The male has brown and orange plumage, the female brown and olive plumage.
Stuffed birds, female and male crossbill, on loan from Zoology Museum.
cross
Silver cross, church furniture.
cross
Cross carved by Monks on Mount Athos, Greece, 1910. Engraved with a figure of Christ on the cross, on the obverse the Virgin Mary carrying Infant Jesus in the centre, with Cherubim on left and right arms of the cross
Croquet Match, Duthie Park, Aberdeen
VIEW OF WOMEN PLAYING CROQUET IN PARK