File:Kit, sewing (AM 1965.78.589-22).jpg

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Kit, sewing   (Wikidata search (Cirrus search) Wikidata query (SPARQL)  Create new Wikidata item based on this file)
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Kit, sewing
Object type Migration; needlework/crafts
Classification: NM3.6488
Description
English: Ladies Companion sewing kit that originally belonging originally to Mrs Francis Tapp small rectangular container with appearance of miniature book; made of red morocco leather with a exterior design in gold tooling; title on 'spine' LADY'S COMPANION'; internal compartments for implements including a a small leather needle book with holders for implements, a double-sided writing card, 1 stiletto, 1 thimble, 1 pen-knife, 1 pencil, 1 inch tape, 1 pair of scissors, 1 bodkin Writing card inscribed in pencil- side 1) "Francy Tapp - from her - affectionate - aunt - Francy Richford (.)" Additional inscriptions relate to family births and deaths- Charlotte Tapp - died October 28 - 1890 - Aged 61 years - 9 months - 'Not my will - but (kindly .) - done". side 2- "James Francis - Tapp Died April - 3 1874 aged 5 - years 4 months - Francis Tapp Died April - 11 1881 aged - 74 years - Ann Walker - Died April 19 - in her 67 year - April 19 1918"
Date 1849; (1849); 29 Oct 1965
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height: 95mm
width: 55mm
depth: 38mm

notes: h x w x d: 95mm x 55mm x 38mm
institution QS:P195,Q758657
Accession number
1965.78.589
Place of creation United Kingdom; New Zealand
Credit line Collection of Auckland Museum Tamaki Paenga Hira, col.0057, ocm1916
Notes "Ladies Companion sewing kit that originally belonging originally to Mrs Francis Tapp" small writing tablet in kit has family dates- Writing card inscribed in pencil- side 1) "Francy Tapp - from her - affectionate - aunt - Francy Richford (.) (.)" Additional inscriptions relate to family births and deaths- Charlotte Tapp - died October 28 - 1890 - Aged 61 years - 9 months - 'Not my will - but (kindly .) - done". side 2- "James Francis - Tapp Died April - 3 1874 aged 5 - years 4 months - Francis Tapp Died April - 11 1881 aged - 74 years - Ann Walker - Died April 19 - in her 67 year - April 19 1918" The Tapp family migrated to New Zealand in 1849.
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