English English
Change language
  • NederlandsNederlands
  • FrançaisFrançais
  • DeutschDeutsch
  • العربيةالعربية
  • ItalianoItaliano
  • SvenskaSvenska
  • NorskNorsk
  • DanskDansk
  • РусскийРусский
  • CastellanoCastellano
  • Introduction
  • Search
  • Results
  • Details
  • Selection
  • Search History
Actions
  • Print
Displays
  • Extended display
  • Object card
Loading
  • Object number
    69/54/1-2
  • Description
    Creases used to make a line in leather. Decorative, practical, or both. Used by Henry Crocker, Bell Street, Henley.
    This is a pair of creases, both without their handles. A crease is a tool used to make a line in leather. This can be either decorative, practical, or both. This example was used by Henry Crocker, the donor's grandfather, of Bell Street, Henley.
  • Physical description
    2 creases: metal
  • Archival history
    MERL 'Handwritten catalogue' form – ‘CREASE (No handles) // Crafts leather boots // A. J. Crocker // Steel [pencil drawing].’
  • Object name
    Crease
  • Material
    Metal
  • Associated subject
    CRAFTS : leather-working
    Boot and shoe making
Loading
Page
1
University of Reading | Archive and Museum Database
Axiell ALM