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Clunes Museum
Domestic object - TIN CONTAINERS
... POLISH MOP...1. Container for the Victor Sweeper Pattern Polish Mop 2... Pattern Polish Mop 2. One Nuns Tobacco Tin 3. Cavendish & Harvey ...1. Container for the Victor Sweeper Pattern Polish Mop 2. One Nuns Tobacco Tin 3. Cavendish & Harvey Butterscotch Tinpolish mop, the victor brand -
Coal Creek Community Park & Museum
Tin, polish, c. 1928
... Polimop Hyginic Polish Mop... Hyginic Polish Mop ...Cylindrical shaped metal container with push on lid, Yellow base colour with a black dotted border, red and black text and depicting a lady mopping the floor.Polimop Hyginic Polish Mop -
Kew Historical Society Inc
Album, Scrapbook, c.1930
... . Illustrated advertisements for products such as 'O-Cedar Mop Polish.... Illustrated advertisements for products such as 'O-Cedar Mop Polish ...Scrapbooks and albums provide a unique record of individuals, families, organizations, and associations. This scrapbook was compiled for Raymond and Rosemary by their Aunt Gertrude. It was donated to the Society by Rosemary Vaughan-Smith.Illustrated cloth bound, hard cover album used as a scrapbook. On the inside front cover the creator of the scrapbook is identified in 'scrap' lettering as "Aunt Gertrude" and that the recipients were "Raymond [&] Rosemary". Each of the 80 pages in the scrapbook includes pasted monochrome or colour printed illustrations and or texts. Typically, there is one design per page. Most of the material used in the scrapbook is undated, however dates may be deduced from the style of individual items. Some of the illustrations date from the 19th century while others are clearly from the first decades of the 20th century. A number of the items included have their publication date included in the design, including British soldiers in regimental uniform (1914), and covers of popular magazines such as Punch (1924). Many of the items include their original captions or the designer's name such as popular cartoons such as 'The Emergency Exit by W Heath Robinson, or 'Wheels and Squeals: A Study in Progress' by Alfred Leete. Illustrated advertisements for products such as 'O-Cedar Mop Polish', and magazine covers such as 'Passing Show' also provide opportunities for dating materials used in the book. In addition to the aforementioned types of material used, the scrapbook also contains sentimental, floral and religious illustrations, instructional educative materials, and patriotic content. The materials used would appear to be British in origin. Typical of many scrapbooks of the period, the album has a number of conservation-related issues, including foxing on some of the pages and illustrations. These may have resulted from the residue of sweat on fingers or from the glues used for pasting in some of the content.manuscripts - kew historical society, rosemary vaughan-smith, vaughan-smith collection, scrapbooks -
City of Moorabbin Historical Society (Operating the Box Cottage Museum)
Domestic object - 'O-CEDAR' Handimop, Kitchen Equipment
Made in England, O'Cedar Ltd Slough, BucksA small duster mop impregnated with 'O-CEDAR' furniture polish with cotton head and wood handle O'Cedar Dust Absorbing Handimop for your car - for your furnituremop, manufactured object, o'cedar