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Subiaco Museum > Records

TOOL: DOUBLE CREASER, LIPFERT FAMILY

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Implement with an axe-shaped head with two crease blades at the tip of a gently curved shank. This tool produces two parallel lines at a fixed distance apart and is used for all kinds of decoration on leather articles. The head is stamped '1' [probably its size] and its shank 'Dixon and Sons'. It is set in a dark brown wooden handle and secured with twine wound around. Probably used by the Otto Lipfert who did leatherwork in his spare time. Found at the Lipfert home at 270 York Street

Historical information

Probably used by Otto Lipfert who did leatherwork in his spare time.

Details

Details

Registration number

cwa-org-43-1991.185.1

Item type

Material

Width

230 mm

Height or length

150 mm

Keywords

LIPFERT, Hermann Franz Otto

Cancer Foundation Of W.A

Photographed 2023

Statement of significance

A creases/creaser probably used by a local resident, Otto Lipfert in his leatherworking hobby.

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