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Actions Displays	Remove from selection Add to selection Object numberM2016/027 DescriptionAntisemitic walking stick handle made of antler. The handle is in the shape of a man’s head with an obscenely large long nose and is wearing a kippah. It was common for Anti-Semites to carry around such walking sticks as a sign of their antisemitism. This particular example was found at an antiques shop in Tasmania and donated to the Sydney Jewish Museum. Production date 1910 - 1920 Subjectantisemitism, caricatures, discrimination Object namewalking sticks Materialbone Dimensions height: 130.00 mm width: 150.00 mm depth: 30.00 mm Credit lineSydney Jewish Museum Collection, Donated by Shane Turner

Object numberM2016/027

DescriptionAntisemitic walking stick handle made of antler. The handle is in the shape of a man’s head with an obscenely large long nose and is wearing a kippah. It was common for Anti-Semites to carry around such walking sticks as a sign of their antisemitism.

This particular example was found at an antiques shop in Tasmania and donated to the Sydney Jewish Museum.

Production date 1910 - 1920

Subjectantisemitism, caricatures, discrimination

Object namewalking sticks

Materialbone

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Credit lineSydney Jewish Museum Collection, Donated by Shane Turner

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