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Tin Stencil

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c. 1920

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Overview

A rectangular black piece of tin with the words "F & C PIESSE" in the centre of the tin carved out.

Historical information

Tin stencils were used for branding many farming products such as bags and barrels of produce. In Katanning many stencils were made by Mitchell a tin smith and tank maker. These are unknown makers but are representative of work done by Mitchell.

Details

Details

Registration number

cwa-org-202-HS2006.123a

Item type

Objects

Material

Tin Alloy

Width

61 cm

Height or length

31.5000 cm

Year

Primary significance criteria

Historic significance

Social or spiritual significance

Last modified

Tuesday, 11 August, 2026

Completeness

94

Copyright and Reference

Copyright and Reference

Rights category

Date of creation +70 years

Permissions

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Attribution requirements

Courtesy of Katanning Historical Society.

Katanning Historical Society

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