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Boot Tree
- Description
- Object is a large, 4 piece wooden boot form. Each piece fits together wit grooves.
A: This piece is from the toe to the front of the ankle. There is an "MB" burned into the bottom and a ridge that tapers in at the back of the foot.
B: A long, half-cylindrical shape with two wooden prongs sticking…
- Category
- TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT FOR MATERIALS
- Sub-Category
- LEATHER, HORN, SHELLWORKING TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT
- Description
- Object is a large, 4 piece wooden boot form. Each piece fits together wit grooves.
A: This piece is from the toe to the front of the ankle. There is an "MB" burned into the bottom and a ridge that tapers in at the back of the foot.
B: A long, half-cylindrical shape with two wooden prongs sticking out of the bottom, and a short, squared off ridge at the unvarnished back. There is "MB" burned into the unvarnished side. The brass oval plaque is missing. The engraved L's are faded.
C: A long thin piece of wood with a rounded handle at the top and ridge in one side, and a groove on the other. There is an "MB" burned into the grooved side, and an L engraved on either side of the handle.
D: A half-cylindrical wooden shape that tapers down to a rounded bottom. There is a groove in the unvarnished side and an "MB" burned there.
- Narrative
- The boot was apparently used by the Provincial Police when making a pair of leather police boots.
- Number Of Parts
- 4
- Accession No.
- 1989.21.1 a-d
- Type of Record
- Museum Artifact
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