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Subiaco Museum > Records

MAT: WHITE LINEN MAT WITH EMBROIDERED WORLD WAR ONE SYMBOLS

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c. 1914

Subcollections

Military and Wartime Collection

Museum Treasures

Overview

Square white linen mat has a 5 cm border with a drawn thread work stitch. Central part of mat has hand embroidered soldiers in brown and black. Between them worked in black silk 'United we Stand 1914'. Corners diagonally opposed to each other have 2 flags. First World War, World War One

Details

Details

Registration number

cwa-org-43-1985.1582

Item type

Themes

People
Social History
War and Conflict > World War 1

Material

Linen (Material)

Keywords

FITZPATRICK (Flynn), Daisy

Museum Treasure

Year

Statement of significance

Historical. Linen mat embroidered with World War I symbols.

Comparative significance criteria

Rare or representative

Well provenanced

Subiaco Museum

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