1964.98

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Details

ID Number

1964.98

Category

T&E For Materials

Sub-category

textileworking T&E

Item Name

hatchel

Materials

METAL, STEEL METAL, TIN WOOD, UNKNOWN

Measurements

overall: 4 1/4 in x 13 3/4 in

Description

(.1)rectangular base; spike plate mounted on base; 387 fine teeth spikes; moulding around edge of base (.2)rectangular box nailed together; rose-head nails

History

Formerly owned by Samuel Clapp, who settled in Sandwich East, on the lake front in 1886. He was born in Prince Edward County (Midland District). The hatchel (also referred to as hetchel) was used in preparation of flax for spinning.

Collection Name

Museum Windsor

Subject (Fre)

Y

Subjects

Clapp, Samuel person

Costume / Costumes subject

Pioneers subject

Sandwich (Ont.) place

Textiles subject

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