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  • Object number
    55/769
  • Description
    A spade iron was fastened to the underside of the boot to protect the footwear during hard digging and to provide a solid surface on which to push. This spade iron was dug up in Earlye Farm in Wadhurst, East Sussex, the farmhouse of which is over 500 years old. According to the donor, men wore the spare iron on the left foot and women wore it on the right.
  • Physical description
    spade iron: metal
  • Object name
    Spade iron
  • Material
    Metal, iron
  • Associated subject
    Footwear
    CULTIVATING : digging
  • Associated person/institution
    Grigg, A. J.
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