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HAT PIN: SEQUINNED
Overview
One of a pair of hat pins topped by spheres of white pearlised sequins, which have been glued onto an inner sphere of wood
Historical information
See item 2003.37
Hat pins from the home of the Misses Newman (two sisters), on the corner of Kershaw and Hamersley Roads, Subiaco. Hat pins used to secure hats on hair and prevent the hats blowing off.
Details
Details
Registration number
cwa-org-43-2003.40.1
Item type
Material
Statement of significance
Social history - example of women's hat accessories of the era
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