No 41 : Charcoal iron made by (grossag). decorative handle with 2 dolphin and the letter g. this one is 7 1/2 inches long .

No 42 : Charcoal iron with no mark probably (Austrian).

No 43 : Charcoal iron with no mark probably (Germany).

No 44 : Charcoal iron. the damper is missing embossed no 7. No 44 not avalable

No 45 : Charcoal iron with a repair that was made long time ago. the damper is missing. No 45 not avalable

No 46 : Polishing iron look like a (troy) the letter embossed on the top is (war hunt). It has a diamond surface.

No 47a, 47b : Troy polishing iron with a diamond surface. embossed big letter (troy no 80).

No 48a : Sleeve iron by (colebrookdale). its face bears their shield trademark with a big © in de centre and the no 8. No 48b : Sleeve iron with no mark .

No 49 : Belgian iron embossed no 7.

No 50 : This iron looks like a (patoine French). They were excellent for pressing dainty items.

No 51 : Iron by (herbulot .c . a) French manufactured in the nineteen century. No 52 : Iron by (camion & frere) French manufactured founded in 1820. No 53 : French iron with no mark. the handle has been welded. No 54 : Look like a Spanish iron. no mark.

No 55 : Asbestos sad iron. set of 3 with one handle. embossed with no 72 a - 72 b - 72 c -.

No 56 : (Dovers) sad iron. set of 3 with one handle. No 57 : (Dovers) sad iron. set of one completed.

No 58 : (Jos. smart mfg co ltd) sad iron. set of 3 with one handle no 1-2-3- Brockville Ontario Canada. No 59 : Idem completed mark no 2.

No 60 : Sad iron by (Taylor Forbes ) guelph Canada mark no 2. No 60a : The same company have no handle mark no 3.

No 61 : Sad iron embossed with the letter (h -r - Ives & co star iron) with a star at 6 points No 75 pat Dec 1877 Montreal.

No 62 : Sad iron embossed with the letter (h - r - Ives & co Montreal no 55 size 1. No 63 : (colebrookdale) sad iron beyertown pa USA no 1.

No 63b : (colebrook dale) sad iron bayertown pa USA no 2. No 64 : Sad iron by (chalfant mfg co ) Isaac p . arglen Philadelphia no 1. No 65 : Sad iron by ( j.e. Lewis ) Hamilton Canada no 3. No 66 : Sad iron by (woodyate) Guelph Canada no 1. No 67 : Sad iron by (Cleveland foundry co size 2 no 50 Cleveland Ohio.

No 68 : Sad iron by (William h Howell).

No 69 a b c : Sad iron with no mark maybe (w h Howell).

No 70 at left : Sad iron by (harbster bros & co. No 70a at right : The handle was repair (probably by a blacksmith).

No71 : Sad iron by (cannon) for general ironing . 71a : Smaller that no 71 the mark partly erased.

No72 : Sad iron with a tubular handle embossed with a circle and the letter (k) and no 8-700. No 72a : Sad iron with tubular handle the mark partly erased.

No 73 : Sad iron by (mclary london) no 6.

No 74 : Sad iron by (crane fond . co registrated)embossed with the name and no 8. No 74a : Sad iron by (cannon fond co no 4 a new handle was made by a blacksmith.

Accessories

The next 3 photos show a super perfumed ironing wax pad with fire-proof iron rest. It indicates on the package that it : perfumes clothes with long-lasting flowery violet fragrance.
Front.	Back.
The directions for use on the package say: Open ad and lay flat, then slide iron over covered wax pad and iron as usual. The hot iron will pick up just enough of the perfumed wax to make your iron glide easily and smoothly over the surface and delightfully perfuming the clothes. Keep hot iron on Fire-proof iron rest when not in use. It was made in U.S.A. and sold for 35cents.s	Open.

This is a box of Chinese starch. It has never been open and is in excellent condition. It was use for polishing clothes such as shirts, collars, cuffs, blouses, aprons, etc. etc. It was made in Canada and won a medal at : La compagnie d'exposition de québec en 1901.