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Domestic object - Dressmaking Folding Ruler, Mrs G.I. McCabe, 1950 - 1970
Mrs G. I. McCabe invented the ruler around 1930 in Sydney NSW and founded several branches of the McCabe academy of Dressmaking based on its use in Australia and London.A light coloured 'McCabe Faultless System of Cutting', dressmaker's folding, wood and metal ruler, Australia, 1950 - 1970. One side has six proportions for cutting bodices, the back has measurements for cutting coat and blouse sleeves only, as well as 12 inches markings. Copyright patented details are stamped onto the back side in black, as well as all measurements. 'McCabe Faultless System of Cutting' as well as many detailed measurements for dressmaking. 'Copyright Patented No 6783 54637' is stamped on the back. 'Patented Com No 6783 N.Z No 54637' is tam[ed on the front top.dressmaking equipment, sewing equipment, measuring instrument, measuring rulers -
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Pouch
Yellow and white heart-shaped, crocheted pouch for a pin cushion.sewing equipment, pin holders -
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Sewing Equipment
Timber mushroom shape darning tooldarners, sewing equipment -
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Darning mushroom
3 wooden darning mushrooms used for darning socks, by placing under the hold of garment. Two brown wood, one painted green.darners, sewing equipment -
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Darning mushroom
Two darning mushrooms. One dark brown. One light brown.darners, sewing equipment -
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Bobbins
From the home of Mrs. H.N. LordA pair of wooden lace making bobbins.bobbins, sewing equipment -
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Thimble
Brass patterned thimble in patterned pink bakelite case with floral lid.thimbles, thimble cases, sewing equipment -
Federation University Historical Collection
Letter - Covering letter, Madam Weigel to Ballarat School of Mines, 1958
Madame Weigel's paper pattern series was a vital part of life for many women who sewed at home in Australia and New Zealand. Started in 1878, Weigel's patterns spanned nine decades. This correspondence with the Ballarat School of Mines citing the sewing mistress testifies to the place of Madam Weigel's in relation to education in Australia.Typed letter on Madam Weigel letterhead.1 Signed A.H.Gasson, General Manager. .2 Yellow carbon copy of .1 .3 Carbon copy of response to Madam Weigel from Principal School of Mines Ballarat, R.W.Richards.madam weigel, school of mines ballarat, r.w. 'dick' richards, catalogue, sewing mistress, dressmaking