Record number
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GP96
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Related record
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GP71
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Identification
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Simple name
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gansey pattern
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Full name
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cables & seeds and bars & garter stitch & commercial
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Other name
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Wherryman's cables, seeds and bars gansey
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Named collection
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Classified name
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4.151.721
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System
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SHIC
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Brief description
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Gansey pattern, Wherryman's cables and seeds and bars gansey, photographed about 1900 to the 1920s; very worn; a commercially hand-knitted garment almost identical to 'Duggie' Carter's in Kings Lynn, photographed 1905
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Association
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Nature
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wearer
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Person
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wherryman :
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Note3
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Caption of photograph mount, "A Wherryman"
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Place
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& &
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Activity
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inland waterways
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Date
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1900 = 1925 (c)
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Note
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The heavy block and tackle behind the man does look like the gear employed on the loosed sail of a traditional Norfolk trading wherry, with three turns of the sheaves the same as the Wherry Albion. Wherries were employed in the Norfolk and
Suffolk Broads and waterways
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Production
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Method
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hand knitted
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Person
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knitter :
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Date
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1900 (c)
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Place
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Technical data
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7.2 spi (estimated)
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Note3
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tension
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Note
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An almost identical pattern to the one worn by James 'Duggie' Carter in 1905, at King's Lynn; see GP71. See notes for details
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Preproduction
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Simple name
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digital photograph
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Full name
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Reference number
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Note
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Provided by Mr John Stephen Underwood, John Underwood Antiquarian Books (Plumtree Farm, Carleton Rode, Norfolk) via email (underwoodbooks@icloud.com), 16.5.2021, with permission to store and use the images.
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Photography
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image1.jpg
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Institution3
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Underwood Books
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Type
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digitised image
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Photography
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image2.jpg
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Institution3
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Underwood Books
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Type
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digitised image
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Research
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Result
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pattern chart
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Person
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charted by : Warren, Martin
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Person
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swatch knitted by :
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Date
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Documentation
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GP96.jpg
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Reference number
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GP96_chart.pdf
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Reproduction
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Type
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sampler
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Corporate body
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for :
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Person
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knitted by :
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Date requested
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Dimensions
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Documentation group
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Documentation
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Recorder
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Warren, Martin : 14.11.2022
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Documentation group
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Link
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other_ganseys.html
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Reference
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Note3
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Notes
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This gansey is very moth eaten and heavily worn. There is a gaping hole on the left breast and several more. The pattern is almost identical to GP71 but differs in the following respects: the rigs between the seed panels are single rigs while
Duggie Carter's are double rigs; the wherryman has four cables while Carter has only three. Carter's gansey has two rigs just below the neckline while the wherryman's has three. This looks like adjustment to achieve the correct size of gansey,
as all other details are the same.
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