Summary
This decorative pen nib was excavated at one of the digs at the Commonwealth Block site between 1988 and 2003.
Writing implements, found throughout Little Lon, indicate that writing was a commonplace activity. The pens, pencils and inkwells are a tantalizing reminder of words forgotten long ago.
Physical Description
This is a piece of tubular piece metal which is elaborately decorated with an impressed design with threads of fabric inside it.
Physical Description
ELABORATELY IMPRESSED TUBULAR PIECE OF METAL WITH FABRIC THREADS INSIDE IT.
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Acquisition Information
Transfer from Heritage Victoria, Industry Superannuation Property Trust, 03 May 2005
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Context Number
1.118
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Site
Australia, Victoria, H7822-1209, Casselden Place, 50 Lonsdale Street, Melbourne
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Object Measurements
27 mm (Length), 5 mm (Width)
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Maximum dimensions
5 mm (Length), 3 mm (Width), 27 mm (Height)
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