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  • Object number
    54/118
  • Description
    This barking iron is a tool used to strip bark from wood. Its origins are not known, from the Curtis Museum, in Alton.
    This barking iron, a tool used to strip bark from wood, consists of an iron head, flat on one side and curved on the other and half-oval in shape. This is joined to an iron neck which becomes hollow to take a wooden handle. Its origins are not known, other than that it was previously part of the collections at the Curtis Museum, in Alton.
  • Physical description
    1 barking iron: wood; iron; good condition
  • Archival history
    MERL - [sketch]
  • Object name
    Iron, barking
  • Material
    Wood, Metal, iron
  • Associated subject
    PROCESSING : skin processing
    PROCESSING : wood processing
    Leather
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