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TOOL: LEATHER STICK, WOODEN, LIPFERT FAMILY
Subcollections
Overview
Roughly spatula-shaped tool with slightly curved handle. Flat and straight sided along its whole length up to the head, where it is rounded off to form an edge. Used to spread glue on leather when joining seams. Probably used by Otto Lipfert who enjoyed doing leatherwork as a hobby. From the Lipfert home at 270 York Street, Subiaco.
Details
Details
Registration number
cwa-org-43-1991.136
Item type
Objects
Material
Wood
Statement of significance
Tool used in leather working
Last modified
Monday, 19 October, 2026
Completeness
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