Certificate
1936 (inscribed), ca.1930 (printed)
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Rectangular certificate of portrait proportions with a black two-line border, printed in black on ivory-coloured card, and inscribed in ink. It shows a sea-shore with a child and two girls in black swimming costumes: in the centre is a rectangular cartouche containing the wording (with the exception of the name of the awarding association and branch, which are at the top).
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Materials and techniques | Printed card |
Brief description | Certificate for swimming awarded by the East London Schools Athletic Association; England, 1936 |
Physical description | Rectangular certificate of portrait proportions with a black two-line border, printed in black on ivory-coloured card, and inscribed in ink. It shows a sea-shore with a child and two girls in black swimming costumes: in the centre is a rectangular cartouche containing the wording (with the exception of the name of the awarding association and branch, which are at the top). |
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Production type | Mass produced |
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Credit line | Given by Alice Elby (subsequently deceased) |
Object history | Awarded to the donor's sister-in-law, Lilian/ Lily Elby, born c.1924-26 |
Production | Reason For Production: Commemorative |
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Accession number | B.289-1999 |
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Record created | February 1, 2000 |
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