| Summary: | cleat _Cleates_: [PT] - take a piece of metal, (wire hoop off a wooden barrel) cut it in two 3in or 4in length, bend down each corner of each piece so they form sharp points, rivet a strap of some[check] -> (Over) [reverse] sort to each piece of metal These cleates are strapped unto ones feet + used for walking on ice. No one uses them anymore except maybe children in play. They looked something like this : [image] [check] I don't know why the "es" form. Yes DICT CEN. MAR 2 1970 [check] Not used Not used Withdrawn [see 'creepers'] [see 'creepers'] Checked by Jordyn Hughes on Tue 19 Jul 2016, NEWFOUNDLAND FOLKLORE SURVEY, Reverse side of C_19619, [check] beside collected by
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