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Pair of Child's Socks

1960-1969 (made)
Artist/Maker
Place of origin

Pair of child's ankle socks, machine knitted in black nylon yarn in a ribbed pattern, with the tops and lower feet in a closer rib. The socks have auto heels and rounded toes. Each sock has a line of late hand stitching in yellow by the underside of the heel, probably for laundry identification.


Object details

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Object type
Parts
This object consists of 2 parts.

  • Sock
  • Sock
Materials and techniques
Nylon yarn, machine knitted
Brief description
Pair of child's black nylon ankle socks; probably France, 1960-1969
Physical description
Pair of child's ankle socks, machine knitted in black nylon yarn in a ribbed pattern, with the tops and lower feet in a closer rib. The socks have auto heels and rounded toes. Each sock has a line of late hand stitching in yellow by the underside of the heel, probably for laundry identification.
Production typeMass produced
Credit line
Given by Mr. and Mrs. Ruben
Object history
Worn by one or both of the donors' daughters, Claire (born 1953) and Isabelle (born 1956) Ruben.
Production
Reason For Production: Retail
Collection
Accession number
B.144:1-1999

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Record createdJune 23, 1999
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