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  • Object number
    52/31/3
  • Description
    Clog sole shows the 3rd stage of production in clogmaking. Called 'rounding up', which is when the final shape is given to the sole.
    This clog sole shows the third stage of production in clogmaking. This stage is called 'rounding up', which is when the final shape is given to the sole.
  • Physical description
    1 clog: wood (birch); good condition
  • Label Text
    4. Clog soles. These birch wood clog soles, made in the early 1950s by Cumbrian clog maker Mr. R. Shepherd, illustrate the four stages of production. From left: 'Breaking up', how the sole would look after being shaped with a stock knife by the woodland clog block cutter; 'Roughing out', when the curve of the sole and hollow of the instep are made; 'Rounding up', which gives final shape to the sole; the last soles are a finished pair, complete with groove for the leather upper. 52/31/1-5.
  • Production place
    Hackthorpe
  • Production date
    1952 - 1952
  • Object name
    Clog
  • Material
    Wood, birch
  • Associated subject
    CRAFTS : wood-working
    Clog making
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