Model Plough

Item number B571 from the MOA: University of British Columbia.

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Model plough. Light wood colour. Plough has a wide rectangular base that is incised at one end and holds a long and flat blade. The other end of the base is more narrow. A long rectangular piece of wood is embedded into the narrow part of the base and protrudes upwards. Attached to it is a narrow and slightly rounded piece of wood. Together, they made a long handle that rests perpendicular to the base and blade. There are two rectangular cut-outs in the base. One is near the centre of the base on the top and one is on the underside of the base near the blade.