Large rusty thin metal 'ball' that was originally on the cupola of Carpenters' Hall, as part of the waether vane. Originally had 6 or more metal prongs that look like large nails crudely welded on the sides [to hold in place?]. Only one prong remains in place, there are 5 of them remaining with the ball, but are loose and inside the bottom half. The two halves have come apart. There are approximately 7 [bullet?] holes of varying sizes. There are two regular shaped holes, one in the bottom and one in the top.]]>
Repaired by Robert Whitle, Laurel Rd., Solebury, Bucks County, PA 18963. 1980. left arm: left side of arm and bottom piece of knuckle hand grip replaced, original section on top. right arm: piece set each side midway back, new outer knuckle.]]>
Around 1831-39, but his widow, Charlotte, continued the business until 1845. Plane rotted at heel.

J. Binder, owner.]]>