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Busselton Historical Society > Records

Hat pins

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Collection of hat pins and hat pin cushion/holder

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In the early twentieth century bonnet-style hats, fastened under the chin by ribbon or elastic, began to fall from fashion, and ladies instead started securing their headwear with several long hatpins – sometimes up to 14 inches – pierced through one side of a hat and often protruding several inches out the other.

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cwa-org-124-2020.546

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