1953: McFadden's death (2 of 2)

II.

Purchases by Mr. McFadden not of record in Cyprus as donations to Curium Excavations.

1 Humber Hawk car; 5-passenger saloon, 1951. a) 1 Land Rover Station Wagon 6-passengers, 1952 1 bicycle "Adlerwerks Frankfurt M. 109 (1938 or earlier) 1 typewriter Royal deluxe. (ca. 1947) 1 calculating machine (British made) (ca 1946) 1 heectograph with supplies (1953) 1 level transit with tripod and compass (1949) b) 1 telescopic leveling staff. (1949) c) 1 Leica camera (1952) No. 568759 1 instantaneous Polaroid camera (1951) model 95. d) 1 cine camera "Bell & Howell, magazine-loading 16 mm, 433906 3 tripods 1 pair binoculars (old) 1 thermometer 1 Tempscribe 1 barometer 1 Baar hygrometer

1 kerosene cooking stove (stored) 1 gas cooking stove (in use) e) 2 oven clocks 1 kettle 1 coffeepot (Vesuvius) 2 glass cofee pots 1 balancing scale and weights

1 fruit bowl 2 wooden salad bowls 3 wooden spoons 2 wooden forks 2 soda siphons 2 thermos flasks 8 vases for flowers 9 tablecloths (various sizes) 12 napkins 7 big table napkins locally woven. 8 " " " (Lefkara) 27 small napkins and doilies (Lefkara) 4 tray covers (Lefkara)

a) The Humber has been laid up for the Summer the Rover is in regular use.

b) Sent from USA March 13, received May 2, 1953

c) Purchased from Sears-Roebuck (catalogue price $48.50)

d) An older Leica, no 486903, was turned over to Cur. Exc. and repaired, in Oct. 1952 at a cost of £20.8.5

e) The kerosene stove, brought from USA in 1949(?) in good repair except for the need of some spare parts from USA. The gas stove costing £ 67, replaced it in 1952.