Summary
Alternative name: work boots
Pair of worn brown leather desert boots with black cloth laces. Blue-black discolouration, probably from chemicals. The boots were worn circa 1961-1990 at Pigment Manufacturers of Australia.
P.M.A. was established at Laverton in 1961. It manufactured two main classes of pigments, Azo and Phthalocyanine, which were sold mainly to the local ink and paint markets. P.M.A. closed down in 1990 due to a range of economic and environmental fctors.
Physical Description
Pair of brown leather desert boots with black cloth laces. Heavily worn, particulary on the vamps. Blue-black discolouration, probably from chemicals. Soles curved upwards to toes. Tearing along stiching at edges.
More Information
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Collection Names
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Collecting Areas
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Acquisition Information
Donation from Pigment Manufacturers of Australia (PMA), 22 Jan 1991
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Place & Date Used
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Classification
Manufacturing & industry, Paints & pigments, Protective clothing
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Type of item
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Exhibition Collection Management
305 mm (Length), 113 mm (Width), 184 mm (Height)
Dimensions are for each boot
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Dimensions
310 mm (Length), 130 mm (Width), 190 mm (Height)
Measurement From Conservation. Measuring Method: Max. Measurements
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Keywords
Chemical Industry, Footwear, Industries, Trades, Working Life