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Wooden Copper Stick
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Overview
A very light, wooden stick for a laundry copper that has been formed from a single piece of wood that tapers gradually towards the base. A knob has been shaped at the top of the stick for use as a handle. On knob there is a carving of a woman's face and just down on the shaft there is writing which has been worn away but the word "copper" can still be read.
Details
Details
Registration number
cwa-org-124-2020.500
Item type
Objects
Themes
Material
Wood
Width
4 cm
Height or length
60 cm
Contextual information
A copper stick
"Belaying Pin" ??
Keywords
Primary significance criteria
Social or spiritual significance
Links to additional resources
THE COPPER STICK [joemasonspage.wordpress.com]
The web site Joemasonspage which is a blog for memories of East Anglia tells a great story about the "copper stick"
Last modified
Saturday, 5 September, 2026
Completeness
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Wooden Copper Stick
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