About this object
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ID:
57.57/66
Production date:
1907
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Location:
In Store
Emma Sproson (left) and a fellow suffragette chalking the pavement, 1907. Pavement chalking was regarded as one of the most effective means of advertising meetings. As suffragettes wrote with the purple, white and green chalk a crowd assembled to 'watch the announcement...develop under the hand of the chalker'. Suffragettes who volunteered for 'chalking parties' were advised to go in twos or threes.
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Measurements
H 88 mm; W 138 mm
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Materials
card; ink
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Last Updated
2024-03-14
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