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Kojonup Historical Collection > Records

LACE MAKER

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1902

Subcollections

Craft & Craft Making Equipment

Overview

The lace maker consists of a wooden board covered in red velvet and in a cut away a wooden cylinder is fitted onto two brackets. This is covered in felt and a paper number system is glued to this. Pins are attached to these numbers as are the lace threads. A second roller attached by wire (one broken) rests on the board. Lace maker was owned by Mrs Watson about 1902 and donated by her grandson H.J. Smith

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Details

Registration number

cwa-org-201-1987.14

Item type

Objects

Year

Last modified

Monday, 23 February, 2026

Completeness

83

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