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Object name
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apron
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Object ID
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1993.067.0060
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Description
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White, pure silk, lace-trimmed apron with flower embroidery at bodice and hem, red satin ties, and pocket trimmed with a circular patch embroidered Souvenir de France
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Artist
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Classification
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Collection
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Condition
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Weight
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Dimensions
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Earlydate
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c1919
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Latedate
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Made
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Material
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silk, satin, lace
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Notes
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Lorne E. Knickerbocker brought the apron to his mother, Lulu May Bogue Knickerbocker at the end of World War 1. A note attached to the apron notes that it is "made of silk worm silk." See curatorial file for further family inf
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Place of Orgin
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France
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Condition notes
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secure - fragile
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Subjects
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World War 1
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Title
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Last modified on: December 16, 2002
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