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Subiaco Museum > Records

CUP: COLLAPSIBLE PLASTIC CUP

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c. 1960

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When the lid is removed the top of this collapsible plastic cup is pulled up to reveal four layers in diminishing size to make a drinking cup. The lid is red plastic with gold decoration, and the cup includes blue, red, green and yellow layers. From the home of Mrs Marie King of 18 Rupert Street, Subiaco

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cwa-org-43-2005.116

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DOMESTIC EQUIPMENT

Photographed 2023

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Example of collapsible drinking cup

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