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Kojonup Historical Collection > Records

APPLE CORER

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1930 - 1960

Subcollections

Food preparation

Overview

An apple corer. A metal utensil which can be attached to the bench. It has a three pronged 'fork' section that would be placed in the core. This has a threaded handle - attached to winding handle, with another spring at the back to hold the apple in place. Used by Mrs Harold Bailye (Mrs Harrison's Mother)

Details

Details

Registration number

cwa-org-201-1990.25

Item type

Objects

Material

Metal

Inscriptions and markings

made by Goodsell Co Anirimnm U.S.A.

Year

Statement of significance

Used by Mrs Harold Bailye (Mrs Harrison's Mother)

Last modified

Monday, 23 February, 2026

Completeness

83

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