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SCRAPER, BOOT
Overview
Two metal spikes rounded one end with cross bar near the top, secured by four studs.
The other end of the spikes has tapered points to embed in the ground.
Historical information
Used on the Martin family farm, presumably to remove feces from their work boots before entering the home.
Details
Details
Registration number
cwa-org-33-AK2000.28
Material
Ferrous Metal
Statement of significance
A boot scraper is used to remove dirt, debris, and feces from a boot before entering a building. This one was used at a time when feces from horses and other working animals were common in the City of Armadale area.
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Thursday, 2 July, 2026
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