| Record number | GP34 |
| Identification | |
| Simple name | gansey pattern |
| Full name | waves or marriage lines & machine made & vertical & commercial |
| Other name | Buck Craske's machine-knitted gansey |
| Classified name | 4.151.721 |
| System | SHIC |
| Brief description | Gansey pattern, machine knitted waves or marriage lines gansey worn by 'Buck' Craske's, Sheringham fisherman; early 20th century |
| Association | |
| Nature | wearer |
| Person | fisherman : Craske, Buck |
| Place | & Sheringham & Norfolk |
| Activity | fishing |
| Date | |
| Period | early 20th century |
| Production | |
| Method | machine knitted |
| Person | knitter : |
| Date | 1900 = 1930 |
| Place | & & |
| Technical data | |
| Note3 | tension |
| Note | So-called waves, or marriage lines pattern, created on a machine using a 'racking bed' technique. Could be purchased from marine outfitters such as the Cosalt Depot in Beeston Road, Sheringham and seen around the Britsh Isles and across the North Sea too. |
| Preproduction | |
| Simple name | photograph |
| Full name | glass plate negative |
| Reference number | CRRMU : 2008.14.73 |
| Note | by Olive Edis |
| Photography | |
| Type | digitised image |
 CR08848.jpg |
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| Institution3 | Norfolk Museums Service (Cromer Museum) |
| Research | |
| Result | pattern chart |
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| Documentation | |
| Link | shering.html |
| Recorder | Warren, Martin : 19.11.2017 |
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