Museum catalogue: Antarctic Collection
Bedding roll
Details
Accession no.: | N: 1080 | ||||||||||
Object name: | Bedding roll | ||||||||||
Title: | Bedding roll | ||||||||||
Description: | A reindeer skin sleeping bag used on the British Graham Land Expedition 1934-37 (Penola). | ||||||||||
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Number of items: | 1 | ||||||||||
Full description: |
A reindeer skin sleeping bag (fur-side out) which narrows towards the feet. It is made of large strips of skin which have been stitched together. The opening consists of a short slit, with an extra flap of skin on the right side inside the bag, with three leather loops which match up with three leather toggles on the other side of the opening. The bag has a hood with a leather tie on one side and a leather loop on the other. |
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