Embroidery - Phar Lap, Framed, 1930s

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Embroidery - Phar Lap, Framed, 1930s

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Framed hand embroidery of Phar Lap and jockey (Jim Pike?) made by Edith Ellen May Clarke (nee Bradford) in Manly, Queensland in the early 1930s. Originally an apron, her husband thought it too good to be used so instead had it framed. It is not known whether this was a commercial design or if it was conceived by the maker using a newspaper photo...

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https://collections.museumsvictoria.com.au/items/1224072

Related subjects

Domestic Life / Embroidery / Horse Racing / Horses / Racing Industry / Sewing / Making History - Phar Lap / History & Technology / Leisure / Public Life & Institutions / Sport / Horse racing / Souvenirs

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