SURF LIFESAVING BELTS, x4, 1950s
H2014.1891.1-4
Four white sailing-material, lifesaving belts made in two sections joined by eylets and a pin, with three sturdy rings at either end and top and an adjustable cotton strap attached to the top. [.1] White sailing-material, life saving belt in two parts joined by eylets and a pin, with four brass rings an adjustable, woven cotton strap attached at top, and faded mark 'Harry West' in one corner. Rust marked both sides. [.2] White and blue cotton? synthetic sailing-material, life saving belt in two parts joined by eylets and a pin, with three brass rings, a thinner stainless steel ring with a thin cord, and an adjustable, woven cotton strap attached at top. Rusty with vertigre around eyelets. [.3] White sailing-canvas, life saving belt in two parts joined by eylets and a pin, with three stainless steel rings, a thinner stainless steel ring with a thin cord, an adjustable, woven cotton strap attached at top, and stamped: 'Approved / Q'LD Centre / Feb 1989 / SLSA of A' /ROSS BELT / 619 R ' Black marks rust and vertigre. [.4] as for [.2] handwritten 'Cottesloe Surf Club '
Department:
History DepartmentCollection
| Accession Number: | H2014.1891.1-4 |
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| Accession Date: | 10 Feb 2015 |
| Acquisition Year: | 2013 |
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