Chain of Office – Inner Wheel Club

Maker
Inner Wheel Club of Hamilton East
Production date
1981
 Description
Chain of Office for Inner Wheel Club of Hamilton East. The Inner Wheel is a voluntary service institution run by women, active in over 100 countries. The Hamilton East Inner Wheel Chapter formed from the Rotary Club of Hamilton East in 1981. The Chain of Office is a medallion with Inner Wheel Insignia, hanging from a fabric chain on which metal panels have been sewn (these are engraved with the names and service dates of the Club's past president). In 2017, the Club disbanded and proposed to transfer the Chain of Office to Waikato Museum as a symbolic record of their activities.
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Object detail

Maker
Production date
1981
Media/Materials
Metal and cotton
Measurements
450 x 121mm (Length x Widest point)
Production place
Hamilton East
Collection
Social History
Department collection type
Social History
Credit line
Gifted to the Waikato Museum Te Whare Taonga o Waikato (Hamilton) by Elaine Henry on behalf of the Inner Wheel Club of Hamilton East
Accession number
2017/11/1

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