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TOOL: SHARPENING STONE, NATURAL STONE, TAPERING CYLINDERS
c. 1920Subcollections
Overview
Cylindrical piece of light coloured stone tapering to each end which is cut off before tapering to a point. Stone looks and feels lilke sandstone. It was used to sharpen knives and tools.
Details
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Registration number
cwa-org-43-1988.10
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Statement of significance
Tools - sharpening stones used on knives and other tools.
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