embodied on
Handled glass stein
Specific artifact/package design is linked to a generic format without collapsing the identities.
Material-culture artifact · glassware object
New York World’s Fair Beer Mug, 1939–1940
Specific commemorative beer mug associated with the 1939–1940 New York World’s Fair; represented separately from the generic handled-stein vessel class.
Artifact facts
What this record represents
- Artifact kind
- glassware object
- Identity class
- commemorative object
- Date
- 1939–1940
- Creators
- None asserted for this identity.
- Brand/brewery context
- None asserted for this identity.
- Place context
- None asserted for this identity.
- Package format
- None asserted for this identity.
- Glassware form
- Handled glass stein
- Design context
- None asserted for this identity.
- Marks referenced
- None asserted for this identity.
- Media records
- None asserted for this identity.
Rights ledger
Citation/reference only by default
- Recorded uses
- reference · derived facts
- Constraints
- copyright · trademark · trade dress · museum archive terms · photography or scan rights
- Trademark reference
- descriptive reference only
- Review
- Item/use-specific review required
Metadata/reference use only by default. Reproduction of artwork, marks, photographs, scans, or trade dress requires item/use-specific rights review.
Material record
Physical/material notes
- glass
Knowledge graph
Documented relationships
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glassware
Handled glass stein
Handled glass stein reference identity used for material-culture and morphology comparison.
Navigation heuristic: 39. semantic 16 + evidence 4 + verification 8 + confidence 5 + cross-type 3 + route 3 + extra-relations 0
embodied_on · forward
New York World’s Fair Beer Mug, 1939–1940 — embodied on → Handled glass stein.
Specific design/material-culture artifact is embodied on or instantiated through a generic package or glassware format; the artifact and format remain separate identities. Specific artifact/package design is linked to a generic format without collapsing the identities.
Evidence: New York World’s Fair 1939–1940 Beer Mug
Provenance
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archive museum
New York World’s Fair 1939–1940 Beer Mug
National Museum of American History, Smithsonian Institution
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