Record number
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GP75
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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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seeds and bars & horizontal & commercial
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Other name
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John Grimes' seeds and bars Sheringham 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, John Grimes' seeds and bars gansey; Sheringham fisherman 1858; a universal pattern
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Association
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Nature
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wearer
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Person
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fisherman : Grimes, John
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Place
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& Sheringham & Norfolk
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Activity
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fishing
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Date
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1858
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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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1858 (pre)
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Place
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& Polperro & Cornwall (?)
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Technical data
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Note3
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tension
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Note
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Preproduction
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Simple name
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photograph
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Full name
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Reference number
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Note
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Upcher family photograph albums, Sheringham Hall; copied by Tim Groves. Possibly the oldest photograph of a gansey in the world.
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Photography
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Type
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digitised image
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GP75_1.jpg
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Institution3
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Photography
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Type
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digitised image
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GP75_2.jpg
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Institution3
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Reference number
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Documentation
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Note
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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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.jpg
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Reference number
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_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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Link
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shering.html
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Recorder
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Warren, Martin :
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Documentation group
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Reference
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Correl, Philip : : Lewis Harding - Cornwall's Pioneer Photographer : : Polperro Heritage Press : 48 pp, 106 illustrations ISBN 0953001245
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Note3
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Notes
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Lewis Harding is famous for his photographs of the fishermen of Polperro, He began his photographic career in 1856 but we do not (yet) know if he chose fishermen as his subjects immediately or if he came to them later than 1956. The photograph
of John Grimes, dated in the Upcher photo albumn at 1858, must be one of the oldest, if not the oldest photograph of a fisherman wearing a gansey anywhere in the world. The pattern however was very likely knitted in Polperro.
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