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LARGE WOODEN YOKE
c. 1900Subcollections
Overview
Large wooden yoke.
Made from a single piece of wood.
The central bulge tapers down to two ends that have holes drilled to take some chains.
Historical information
Most likely made on a farm as the inside has been prepared with an adze and spokeshave leaving a slightly rough finish.
This yoke was probably made to fit a certain animal.
Details
Details
Registration number
cwa-org-37-2001.485
Item type
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Primary significance criteria
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