Museum object · Props and Set Design
Ball-peen hammer from Huck's red toolbox on Scandal
2012
Los Angeles, California, United States, North and Central America
Source catalog description
This description refers to material held by Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture. Visual details below describe the original material.
Ball-peen hammer from Huck's red toolbox used on the set of Scandal. The hammer has a black and grey slightly curved handle. There is raised text on one side of the handle which reads [PITTSBURGH ®]. There is raised text on the other side of the handle which reads [WEAR SAFETY GOGGLES / USER AND BYSTANDER]. There is a raised line drawing of a face wearing goggles next to the text. The head of the hammer is a silver-colored metal. It has two faces: one side is flat and the other side, the peen, is rounded. There is a series of numbers engraved into the side of the flat face. There is a black rectangle on the top of the head of the hammer. There are many marks and scratches on the head of the hammer as well as several nicks and scratches on the handles.
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Catalog reference: 2019.90.10.7
