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TOOL: LEATHERWORKING FLOCKING IRON (?), SEDGWICK
Subcollections
Overview
Wooden handled tool with a long metal piece at the end. Metal end is a round metal length that has been doubled over and comes to a rounded end. .
Historical information
Likely used by Alexander Douglas Sedgwick in his shed at 50 Bedford Street, Subiaco.
Used to punch holes in leather in saddlemaking and leatherworking.
Details
Details
Registration number
cwa-org-43-2023.528.9
Item type
Objects
Material
Wood
Metal
Statement of significance
An example of old saddlers and leatherworking tools.
Last modified
Monday, 19 October, 2026
Completeness
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