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French skipping

R. A. Konrad

Category

Sports equipment, games and pastimes

Date

2007

Materials

Elastic, wood and cardboard

Measurements

Skipping Elastic –155 mm (length folded); 240 mm (length opened out); 7 mm (width); 58 mm (width folded), Box – 166 mm (width); 133 mm (height); 62 mm (depth)

Place of origin

Postfach 104002

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Collection

Sudbury Hall Museum of Childhood, Derbyshire

NT 662584

Summary

Five loops of elastic to be used for playing French skipping (2007), each in a clear cellophane bag and all contained in a white cardboard box. Each is made from a different colour of elastic, knotted to form a loop and folded up and held together with a narrow piece of coloured elastic onto which is threaded a wooden butterfly shape which is also painted with different colours. One is made from lilac and white elastic, held together with yellow elastic and an orange butterfly with a yellow body and blue and red spots on its wings. One is made from blue and white elastic, held together with orange elastic and a green butterfly with an orange body and yellow and red spots on its wings. One is made from red, blue and yellow elastic, held together with yellow elastic and a yellow butterfly with a blue body and red and green spots on its wings. One is made from green and black elastic, held together with red elastic and a red butterfly with a yellow body and green and blue spots on its wings. One is made from orange and red elastic, held together with blue elastic and a blue butterfly with a green body and orange and yellow spots on its wings. The box is made from cardboard which is white and glossy on the outside. Stuck to this is a white label printed in black with safety instructions, manufacturer’s details and a bar code. Total number of items is 6.

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R. A. Konrad , maker

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