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  • Object number
    89/9/2
  • Description
    Strickle horn with a base and lid (attached by a leather thong). Contains dried up tallow. Used at Tower Hill, Llanybydder, Carmarthenshire.
    This is a strickle that is made of horn with a wooden base and lid. The lid is attached by a leather thong. Also the strickle contains a dried up piece of tallow. It is also has an inscription on it; ‘J E 1864’, which may refer to its date of production. The tallow contained in the horn was spread on a piece of wood which was dipped into the silver sand and used to sharpen scythes. The object was used by the donor's grandfather at Tower Hill, near Llanybydder, Carmarthenshire.
  • Physical description
    1 strickle horn: horn, wood, leather
  • Production date
    1864 - 1864
  • Object name
    Strickle horn
  • Material
    Horn, Wood, Leather
  • Associated subject
    Tool sharpening
    HARVESTING : cutting and reaping
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