Object photograph·C05355e·1927–1931
Iron Tools (M.72.3)
Description
A photograph mounted on a cream card with handwritten labels below. On the right, a long, curved iron object bends into a loop at its upper end and tapers to a point at its lower end, its surface dark, pitted and flaking. On the left, three short corroded iron fragments lie against a grey background, and a cropped second photograph shows at the far right edge.
Other scan of this record (1)
- Description, scan 2
- A long, thin iron implement with a rough, heavily corroded surface. It has a narrow loop at the top, then a long shank that bends sharply and tapers to a point at the lower left. Lighter patches show where the surface has flaked away, and it lies on a pale card mount with handwritten notes cut off at the bottom edge.
English, translated from the original record
Iron tools, M.72.3.
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