رقم الكائن
93/37/41
الوصف
A carpenter's try square, used for measuring and marking out angles. It has a rosewood handle with brass edges and fixings. The square is part of a collection of tools, with tool box, which belonged initially to William Dadswell, who used the tools in the Burgess Hill region of West Sussex and later in Abinger Hammer in Surrey. The box and tools then passed to his son George Dadswell, and later to his son William Dadswell. They date from the nineteenth century and some of the tools are marked 'Dadswell'.
الوصف المادي
try square: wood (rosewood), metal (brass)
تاريخ أرشيفي
MERL 'Handwritten accession' form (Institute of Agricultural History) – 'Recorder: JMB // Date: 23.8.93 // Description: Date: C.19th // Large wooden box with hinged lid, metal handles and lock (no key). The box has two sliding tray with compartments inside and contains various wood working tools. // (See attached list for details of tools) // Inscription: some tools are marked DADSWELL // Dimensions of box: Length: 93.0 cm Width: 4.0 cm Height: 44.0 cm // Associated information: These tools were used by William Dadswell initially in the Burgess Hill region of Sussex and then at Abinger Hammer (Nr. Dorking) Surrey. // They were passed to his son George and then to George’s son William. MRS EDNA DADSWELL is the widow of William.’, MERL 'Handwritten accession' form (Institute of Agricultural History) continuation sheet – ‘Number: 93/37/41 // Description: Carpenter's Try Square Rosewood handlw with brass edge & fixings. 36 cm. // R. A. Salaman, 1975, ‘Dictionary of Tools used in the Woodworking and Allied Trades, c. 1700–1970’ reference: p.478’
التاريخ
1800-01-01 - 1899-12-31
فترة الإنتاج
Nineteenth century
اسم الكائن
مادة
الأبعاد
وثيقة خارجية
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