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  • Object number
    90/24/2
  • Description
    This washing dolly leg is one of two spare legs that accompany a washing dolly (90/24/1) used in the 1920s and 1930s by Ada Holyroyd, the donor's mother, before she acquired a washing machine. It is made of wood.
  • Archival history
    MERL 'Handwritten accession' form (Institute of Agricultural History) – 'Standard museum name // Dolly // Accession number // 90/24/1-3 // Classification // DOMESTIC Cleaning laundering // Negative number // 60/15625 // ... // Description // Wooden dolly with turned central pole and base with five legs attached. T-shaped handle. // There are two spare legs. // Therefore Washing dolly + 2 spare legs = 3 items // Dimensions // Length: 92.0cm // Length of legs 22-27.0cm // Associated information // This dolly belonged to Mr. Holyroyd's mother Ada Holyroyd [nee Carter]. It was used by her in the 1920s + 1930s before she acquired washing machine.'
  • Production date
    1920 - 1939
  • Object name
    Dolly, washing
  • Associated subject
    DOMESTIC AND FAMILY LIFE : cleaning
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