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KUHCC School Loans Catalogue 2000-2003 |
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Britain since 1900 |
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Natural History |
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Loan Period |
Three weeks. There are a minimum of two loan periods per term. |
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Ordering |
Please order well in advance by telephone (01482) 613947. |
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Any written requests should be addressed to School Loans Department, Hull City Museums, Monument Buildings, Ferens Art Gallery, Queen Victoria Square, Hull. HUl 3RA. |
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Orders are processed on a first come, first served basis and will be accepted up to one year in advance. A maximum of twenty loan units per school is allowed for each loan period. |
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Each individual catalogue number constitutes one loan unit. |
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Please give alternative numbers and dates if possible. |
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Delivery |
Please check loans before signing delivery note. |
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Sheets detailing delivery and collection dates will be sent to each school annually. Further copies are available from the School Loans Department. |
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By arrangement, teachers may collect certain loan units in person in advance of the delivery date. The museum van will call at the school for this material on the normal return date. |
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Viewing Security and Care of Objects |
Teachers are invited to visit the department to view the material available for loan. Please telephone to make an appointment - tel. (01482) 613947. |
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The borrower is responsible for the care of material whilst on loan. Please take sensible security measures. |
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Loan units should not be left unattended in school entrance halls upon delivery or prior to collection. |
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Please report any damage or loss immediately by telephone to the department (01482) 613947. |
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Loss due to theft must also be reported immediately to the police and a crime data sheet obtained. Please see 'Liability' below. |
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Please avoid displaying objects in direct sunlight. |
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Please do not affix adhesives labels, sellotape, blue tack, etc. to loans or loan cases. |
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Please do not attempt to repair damaged objects. |
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Liability |
In the event of serious damage or total loss, a claim will be made on the museum's insurance policy. This policy carries an excess. This amount will be charged to the school. |
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Schools will be charged the full cost of repair or replacement in the event of minor breakages or losses which are not covered by the museum's insurance policy. An additional charge may be added to cover administration costs. |
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Return |
Please check the contents of each box carefully and return all loan material to a secure central point (e.g. the secretary's office) on or before the collection date. |
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Extensions to the normal loan period cannot be granted due to the popularity of many of the items. |
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Video tapes |
All video tapes are VHS format. |
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Enquiries |
Please telephone Hull (01482) 613947 |
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Geology |
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G1 |
The Beginnings of Life: a collection of early fossils, plus slides and audio cassette 'In the Beginning' |
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G2 |
What is a Fossil?: examples of fossil plants, invertebrates and vertebrates |
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G4 |
Fossils and Minerals: starter collection of fifteen small, individually boxed and labelled specimens |
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G5 |
Fossils: a general collection of fossil casts |
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G6 |
Fossils: a general collection of selected examples |
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Gl0 |
Trilobites: three-lobed marine arthropods from the Palaeozoic era; fossils and fossil casts |
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G20 |
Devonian, Silurian and Ordovician Fossils: graptolites, trilobites, brachiopods and coral |
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G30 |
Coal Measure Fossils: from the Carboniferous period; found in a Barnsley coal mine |
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G34 |
Corals from the Carboniferous Limestone: fossil corals and invertebrates |
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G37 |
Crinoids: creatures related to sea urchins; from the Carboniferous and Jurassic periods; fossils and fossil casts |
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G40 |
Ammonites and Belemnites: from the Jurassic period |
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G42 |
Ammonites: mostly fragments, from the Lower Jurassic period Common zone fossils of the North Yorkshire lias |
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G43 |
Ammonite and Nautilus: sectional for comparison |
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G48 |
Jurassic Fossils: a representative collection |
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G50 |
Lower Jurassic Fossils: a collection of ammonites, belemnites, bivalves, gastropods and fossilised wood |
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G53 |
Middle Jurassic Fossils: a collection of sea creatures, plants, corals and fish teeth |
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G55 |
Fossil Fishes: from the Jurassic period |
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G60 |
Fossils from the Corallian: a collection of corals and sea creatures from the Upper Jurassic |
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G61 |
Upper Jurassic Fossils: a varied collection of ammonites, belemnites, gryphaea and other bivalves |
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G65 |
East Yorkshire Fossils: a varied collection of sea creatures, plus more recent fossils such as a reindeer antler fragment, part of a bison leg bone and a shark's tooth 2 |
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Fossils from the Red Chalk and Speeton Clay: lower Cretaceous Ammonites, belemnites, gryphaea and brachiopods |
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G71 |
Fossils from the Yorkshire Chalk: Cretaceous |
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G72 |
Fossils from the Chalk: upper Cretaceous Echinoids, brachiopods, sponges, bivalves and a fish tooth |
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G75 |
Cretaceous Fossils: a representative collection |
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G76 |
The Evolution of Micraster: casts of fossil sea urchins |
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G78 |
Fossil Sponges: from the Upper Cretaceous |
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G80 |
Cainozoic Fossils: bivalves and fish teeth from the recent geological past |
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G105 |
Wallchart The Age of Dinosaurs |
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G108 |
Painting Dinosaurs of the Middle Jurassic Period |
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G115 |
Dinosaur Fossil Fragments: small fossil teeth, fragments of bone and eggshell |
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G120 |
Fossil Footprint of a Small Dinosaur |
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G125 |
Fossil Footprint of Chirotherium (small dinosaur): cast |
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G130 |
Pterodactyl Fossil: cast |
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G132 |
Ichthyosaurus and Plesiosaurus Fossils: vertebrae of ichthyosaur and plesiosaur; paddle bone of plesiosaur; coprolite (fossil dropping) of ichthyosaur |
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G133 |
Cast of an Ichthyosaurus Skull and Vertebrae |
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G135 |
Cast of an Archaeopteryx Fossil |
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G140 |
Diplodocus: scale model |
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G141 |
Stegosaurus: scale model |
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G142 |
Allosaurus: scale model |
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G144 |
Iguanodon: scale model |
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G145 |
Triceratops: scale model |
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G146 |
Ankylosaurus: scale model |
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G150 |
Plesiosaurus: scale model |
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G151 |
Ichthyosaurus: scale model |
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G160 |
Prints Iguanodon, Pteranodon and Cetiosaurus |
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G161 |
Prints Pterodactyl, Ichthyosaurus and Tyrannosaurus |
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G170 |
Smilodon or Sabre-Toothed Tiger: scale model |
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G175 |
Woolly Rhinoceros: scale model |
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G176 |
European Bison: scale model |
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G177 |
Cave Lion: scale model |
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G179 |
Woolly Mammoth: scale model |
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G181 |
Mammoths: photos and text in large frame, 180cm x 87cm |
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G182 |
Photograph Preserved Body of Mammoth: found in glacial ice in NE Siberia |
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G183 |
Ice Age Fossils: includes mammoth tooth, reindeer antler base, bison tooth and rhinoceros rib |
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G185 |
Ice Age Fossils: mammoth teeth and section of tusk |
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G190 |
Photograph Excavation of Giant Irish Elk Skull |
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G195 |
Straight-tusked Elephant: from the Pleistocene epoch; scale model |
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G205 |
Later Extinct Animals of North Humberside: locally found specimens of bone, horn and antler of aurochs, wild boar, red deer, brown bear and wolf |
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G210 |
Prints Cave Bear, Reindeer, Cave Lion, Forest Elephant, Giant Irish Elk and Woolly Rhinoceros |
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G250 |
Wallchart The Face of the Earth: the earth's crust and structure |
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G255 |
Moh's Scale of Hardness: card mineral computer with samples of minerals of every category of hardness; plus samples for testing, comparison, etc |
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G260 |
Minerals: excluding metal ores; samples for handling |
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G262 |
Minerals: samples in display case |
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G265 |
Igneous Rocks: samples for handling |
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G270 |
Sedimentary Rocks: samples for handling |
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G272 |
Igneous and Metamorphic Rocks: samples for handling |
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G275 |
Ice Transported Rocks: examples of glacial erratics |
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G280 |
Minerals: cut and polished examples |
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G282 |
Agates: various kinds, cut and polished; foreign specimens |
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G283 |
Agates: various kinds, cut and polished; locally found specimens |
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G285 |
Rock Crystals: examples illustrating styles of jewellers' cutting |
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G290 |
Metals: the extraction, manufacturing processes and properties of metals with samples of ores, metals and finished goods |
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G300 |
Metal Ores: samples for handling |
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G320 |
Slides North Sea Gas: the extraction of gas from beneath the seabed; life aboard the rig |
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G450 |
Videotape Turning Back the Tide: coastal erosion in Humberside, features Spurn and the Holderness coast; of particular interest to schools near the coast; 30 minutes Suitable upper junior, secondary |
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G453 |
Videotape The Yorkshire Coast: a video journey covering the Yorkshire coast from Spurn to Staithes 51 minutes |
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G455 |
The Humber Basin: examples of rocks and minerals of the region plus slides 'The Humber Basin' and 'East Yorkshire Cliffs and Beaches' |
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G550 |
Moon Map and Lunar Globe: 30cm diameter |
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G551 |
Wallchart Map of Bright Stars: the Northern Hemisphere |
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History |
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H1 |
Slides and Audio Cassette The Dawn of Civilisation |
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H3 |
Slides and Audio Cassette The Coming of Man |
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H9 |
Australopithecus robustus: c3 million years; head cast |
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H10 |
Australopithecus africanus: c30-25 million years; head cast |
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H11 |
Australopithecus africanus: c30-25 million years; head and skull casts |
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H12 |
Australopithecus boisei: c20-15 million years; head cast |
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H13 |
Homo habilis: c19 million years; cast of skull; lacking lower jaw |
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H14 |
Java Man (Homo erectus): c710,000 years; head cast |
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H15 |
Trinil Man (Homo erectus): c700,000 years; head and skull casts |
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H16 |
Peking Man (Homo erectus): c400,000 years; head cast |
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H17 |
Swanscombe Man (Homo sapiens):c250,000 years; head cast |
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H18 |
Rhodesian Man (Homo sapiens): c125,000 years; resembles the European Neanderthals; head and skull casts |
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H19 |
La Ferrasie Man (Homo sapiens neanderthalensis): c60,000 to 40,000 years; a European Neanderthal; skull cast |
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H20 |
Mount Carmel Man (Homo sapiens): c45,000 years; head and skull casts |
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H21 |
Florisbad Man (Homo sapiens): c35,000 years; head cast |
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H22 |
La Chapelle Man (Homo sapiens): c25,000 years; a Neanderthal type; head cast |
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H23 |
Cro-Magnon Man (Homo sapiens): c25,000 years; head cast |
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H24 |
Choukoutien Man (Homo sapiens): c10,000 years; head cast |
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H25 |
Wadjak Man (Homo sapiens): c8,000 years; head cast |
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H30 |
Peking Man: c400,000 years ago; coloured print; framed |
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H40 |
Old Stone Age Tools; five hand axes |
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H44 |
Slides Two sets Lascaux Cave Paintings and Man Before Metals |
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H45 |
Head of Stag from Lascaux Cave: large silk-screen copy Actual size |
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H46 |
Bison from Lascaux Cave: large silk-screen copy Actual size |
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H47 |
Horses from Lascaux Cave: large silk-screen copy Actual size |
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H48 |
Stag from Lascaux Cave: large silk-screen copy Actual size |
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H50 |
Development of the Axe; six axeheads, from the Neolithic to the Bronze Age |
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H52 |
Neolithic and Bronze Age Arrowheads |
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H54 |
The Making of Flint Implements: arrowheads and scrapers from the later Stone Age, with booklet "Later Stone Implements" |
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H55 |
Videotape Grimes Graves: an introduction to the Neolithic flint mines in Norfolk and the techniques of flint knapping 12 minutes |
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H58 |
Videotape Stonehenge 15 minutes |
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H60 |
Bronze Age Weapons: four sword fragments |
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H61 |
Bronze Age Weapons: three axes and a spearhead |
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H63 |
Bronze Age Burials: replicas of typical grave goods found in Bronze Age barrows |
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Videotape The Development of the Dwelling House: from prehistoric times to the present day 17 minutes Suitable upper primary/lower secondary |
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H70 |
Iron Age Hut: scale model showing structural details |
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H75 |
Iron Age Rotary Quern: can be used in the classroom for grinding corn into flour |
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H77 |
Framed Picture A Celtic Chariot Burial: an artist's impression based on evidence found in East Yorkshire chariot burials |
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H83 |
Videotape Working on the Evidence - Maiden Castle: life in the Iron Age and the archaeology of a hill fort Suitable 9-13 age group 20 minutes |
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H87 |
Terracotta Statuette of Man Riding a Horse: Iron Age, Cyprus, 1000-600 BC Replica |
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H95 |
The Phaistos Disc: clay disc with unique hieroglyphic script; found on a Minoan site in Crete; c1600 BC Replica |
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H98 |
Videotape Looking at Prehistoric sites 20 minutes |
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H100 |
Slides and Audio Cassette Archaeological History of the British Isles; late Bronze Age to early Anglo-Saxon |
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H102 |
Prehistoric Britain: folder Fifteen copies |
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H103 |
Slides Exploring Prehistoric Britain |
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H105 |
Slides Aerial Photography in Archaeology |
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H109 |
Techniques of Archaeological Excavation: fourteen mounted photographs with notes |
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H1500 |
Prehistoric Humberside: 16 framed display boards (75cm x 50cm) produced and illustrated by Humberside Archaeology Unit |
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H1501 |
Prehistoric Humberside: 30 copies of an illustrated booklet produced by Humberside Archaeology Unit |
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H1502 |
Prehistoric Humberside: reduced copies of H1500 above Size A3; 16 encapsulated sheets |
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H1505 |
The Folkton Drums: unique Bronze Age cylindrical cult objects found in an East Riding barrow; replica |
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H1508 |
Videotape The North Ferriby Boats: the discovery, excavation and interpretation of Bronze Age boats in 1937 and 1963 25 minutes Suitable secondary |
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H1509 |
The North Ferriby Boats: booklet on the Bronze Age boats found on the Humber foreshore Fifteen copies |
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H1510 |
The Hasholme Iron Age Log Boat: booklet, photographs and information about this important local discovery, which is now preserved in the Hull and East Riding Museum |
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H115 |
Poster Fowling in the Marshes: copy of a wall painting from the tomb of Nebamun, c1400 BC |
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Posters (2) Ramesses the Great |
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H117 |
Poster Goddess Isis leading Queen Nefertari, wife of Ramesses the Great |
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H119 |
Sculpture: cast of a bas relief showing Seti I worshipping Osiris |
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H120 |
Ancient Egyptian Life: replica cooking pot made from Nile clay, delta baskets, printed papyrus, colour pictures and a colouring book showing scenes of harvesting, wine making, etc |
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H122 |
Jewellery and Personal Adornment in Ancient Egypt: replica of a royal cosmetic palette, beards, necklaces and amulets plus colour pictures and printed papyrus |
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H125 |
Transport in Ancient Egypt: model of a bas relief carving of a chariot, printed papyrus and a colour picture showing chariots and boats |
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H130 |
Egypt (BBC Video Plus): videotape Landmarks' - 1 The Gift of the Nile 2 The Pharaohs, 3 Life under the Pharaohs; teachers' notes; Fact Finder booklet 'Egypt;' wallchart Ancient Egypt' Suitable Key Stage 2 |
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H131 |
Photopack and Resource Booklet Ancient Egypt: published by Folens |
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H132 |
Poster: Pharaohs of the Nile |
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H139 |
Animal Deities in Ancient Egypt: a variety of replica animal deities plus colour pictures, printed papyrus and colouring book |
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H140 |
Glazed Faience Hippopotamus: c1900 BC Replica |
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H141 |
Tutankhamun Display Panels: seven A3 display panels illustrating the discovery and clearing of the tomb of Tutankhamun |
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H142 |
Wallchart The Land of Tutankhamun |
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H143 |
Slides The Treasures of Tutankhamun |
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H144 |
Slides Tutankhamun's Tomb |
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H146 |
Videotape Ancient Egypt: 11 minutes |
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H147 |
The Triple Sarcophagus and Mummy of Tutankhamun: scale model |
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H148 |
The Golden Death Mask of Tutankhamun: replica |
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H149 |
Sennet: commercial reproduction of an ebony and ivory board game discovered in the tomb of Tutankhamun |
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H151 |
Tutankhamun's Gods: replicas of gods, ushabti and amulets plus colour pictures and colouring book |
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H153 |
Tutankhamun: model death mask plus brass ankh, ushabti, Anubis on shrine, colour pictures and colouring book |
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H154 |
Posters (3) Tutankhamun's Treasures: large colour posters illustrating a the gold funerary mask, b the gold mummiform coffin, c the front of the golden throne Produced by the Egyptian Museum in Cairo |
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H155 |
Poster Tutankhamun: showing cut away view of his tomb interior |
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H157 |
Videotape The Face of Tutankhamun: Part 1 'The Great Adventure' - Howard Carter and the discovery of the tomb in November 1922; from a BBC TV Chronicle programme (Please review before use and pick out sections most suitable for use) 50 minutes Plus BBC booklet 'Egypt and the Age of Tutankhamun' |
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H158 |
Videotape The Face of Tutankhamun: Part 2: 'Wonderful Things' - continues the story of Howard Carter and the excavation of Tutankhamun's tomb (Please review before use and pick out sections most suitable for use) 50 minutes Plus BBC booklet |
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H159 |
Videotape As above: Part 5 'Heads in the Sand' - post mortem of Tutankhamun in 1968; the current poor state of display and preservation of the finds (Please review before use - see above) 50 minutes Plus BBC booklet |
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H160 |
Tutankhamun's Egypt: useful booklets, colour photographs (encapsulated) and pieces of papyrus printed with copies of ancient Egyptian motifs and hieroglyphs |
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H162 |
Poster Mummy No 6660: almost life size framed poster of a mummy in the British Museum collection |
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H164 |
Print Golden Coffin Lid: hand painted print on papyrus |
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H165 |
Slides Two sets: Egyptian Mummies and Coffins; Egyptian Tomb Paintings |
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H166 |
The Afterlife in Ancient Egypt: replica ushabti, scarab, god and amulets, etc plus colour pictures and printed papyrus |
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H168 |
Ancient Egypt - Facts and Pictures: pocket guide to Ancient Egypt; fact sheet on the Great Pyramid; mounted postcards of tomb paintings, hieroglyphs, etc; slides 'Treasures of Ancient Egypt' |
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H169 |
Ancient Egypt: book 'Ancient Egypt' (Eyewitness Guide with excellent illustrations) plus slides with 'Treasures of Ancient Egypt' and British Museum pocket guide to Ancient Egypt |
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H170 |
The Rosetta Stone: large framed facsimile drawing of the Ptolemaic stela, with its inscription in hieroglyphic, demotic and Greek scripts With explanatory booklet |
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H171 |
Replica of the Rosetta Stone; 30cm replica plus British Museum booklet about the discovery and significance of the stone in the decipherment of hieroglyphs |
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H173 |
Hieroglyphs: information, colour pictures, printed and plain papyrus plus templates for making hieroglyphs |
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H174 |
Hieroglyphs: framed British Museum tea-towel |
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H176 |
Ancient Egypt: twelve British Museum postcards mounted in two frames |
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H177 |
Egyptian Mummies: twelve British Museum postcards mounted in two frames |
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H179 |
Egyptian Music: rababa (violin), darabukka tabla (drum), zumarra double cane pipe, cane pipe and finger cymbals plus colour picture and printed papyrus showing musicians |
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H180 |
Egyptian Costume: traditional Arab costume and accessories |
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H181 |
Native Egyptian Weaving: three rugs, two showing village scenes, the third showing a donkey rider and camel |
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H183 |
Slides Mycenae |
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H185 |
Slides The Acropolis of Athens |
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H186 |
Model The Parthenon: detailed scale model of the temple on the Acropolis at Athens dedicated to the goddess Athena |
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H187 |
The Parthenon Sculptures: twelve British Museum postcards mounted in two frames |
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H188 |
Photopack and Resource Book: Greek Myths and Legends; published by Folens |
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H189 |
Photopack and Resource Book: Ancient Greece; published by Folens |
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H190 |
Videotape Ancient Greece: 10 minutes |
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H191 |
Videotape Greek vases in the British Museum; 30 minutes |
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H192 |
Ancient Greece: twelve British Museum postcards mounted in two frames |
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Romans in Britain (see also H69 to H105) |
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H200 |
Ordnance Survey Map Roman Britain: framed |
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H201 |
Wallchart Life in Roman Britain |
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H202 |
The Romans in Yorkshire: booklets and poster; includes colouring book of Roman soldiers which can be photocopied |
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H203 |
Ordnance Survey Map and Guide Roman and Anglian York; framed |
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H204 |
Roman Britain (BBC Video Plus): videotape 'Zig Zag' programmes - 1 Invasion, 2 Fighters and Builders, 3 Town Life, 4 Country Life, 5 Gods, Games and Goodbye; teacher's notes; Fact Finder booklet 'Roman Britain;' wallchart 'Roman Britain: Invasion' Suitable Key Stage 2 |
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H205 |
Wallchart Romans in Britain |
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H206 |
Slides Lindum (Lincoln) |
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H207 |
Folder Archaeology for Schools - Roman Britain fifteen copies |
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H208 |
Slides Roman Britain |
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H209 |
Slides Roman York |
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H211 |
Slides Eboracum (York) |
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H212 |
Slides Exploring Roman Britain |
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H214 |
Slides The Water Newton Treasure: plus booklet 'The Water Newton Early Christian Silver' |
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H215 |
Invaders and Settlers - the Romans: a masterfile of photocopiable ideas for teachers, worksheets for children, etc |
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H216 |
Photopack and Resource Book: Romans and their Origins; published by Folens |
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H217 |
Invaders and Settlers - the Celts: a masterfile of photocopiable ideas for teachers, worksheets for children, etc |
4 |
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H218 |
Audio Cassette Sounds of the Roman World: music from archaeology |
2 |
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H220 |
Wallchart Roman Coinage |
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H221 |
Roman Coins: seven common Roman issues |
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H222 |
Roman Coins: twelve examples with booklet 'Roman Coinage in Britain' |
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H223 |
Roman Coins: four original and twelve replica coins; with information on the coins and the emperors represented, plus booklet Roman Coinage in Britain' |
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H225 |
Roman Pins and Brooches |
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H226 |
Roman Domestic Objects: everyday objects from a Roman household |
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H228 |
Roman Pottery: sherds of different types of pottery, replica Samian bowl, three different replica lamps; information booklets |
3 |
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H229 |
Romano-British Pots: mortarium, cooking pot, etc Replicas |
2 |
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H230 |
Roman Pottery: sherds representing different types of Romano-British pottery; plus slides 'The Pottery of Roman Britain' |
4 |
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H239 |
Slides Herculaneum |
3 |
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H240 |
Roman Mosaic: section of a Roman corridor mosaic from Greetwell, near Lincoln |
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H241 |
Slides The Legacy of Pompeii |
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H242 |
Slides Pompeii |
3 |
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H243 |
Slides The Pompeian House |
3 |
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H245 |
Roman Building Materials: including tiles, fragment of mosaic, tesserae and painted wall plaster |
4 |
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H246 |
Model of Roman Hypocaust: model showing details of the heating system in a Romano British villa of the fourth century AD |
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H248 |
Slides Mosaics in Britain |
6 |
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H249 |
Slides Crafts and Craftsmen in Roman Britain |
6 |
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H250 |
Slides Two Sets 'Hadrian's Wall' and 'Life on Hadrian's Wall' |
2 |
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H253 |
Slides Roman Books and Writing Materials |
6 |
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H254 |
Roman Writing: includes two replica Roman writing tablets and styluses which may be used; also Videotape 'Roman Writing Unravelled' (55 minutes), which is full of good ideas for pupils and teachers to investigate Roman writing and inscriptions in both classroom and museums Suitable junior and secondary; video best used in sections |
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H255 |
Roman Inscriptions: replicas of three Roman memorial stones |
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H256 |
Early Writing and the Origins of Modern English: book 'The Roman Writing Tablets of Vindolanda;' replica waxed writing tablet and stylus (Roman to Medieval); booklet 'A Speller's Companion' about Celtic oghams, Anglo-Saxon runes, Viking and Norman word origins etc |
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H257 |
Fragment of Roman Sculpture: probably from a Roman theatre of the late 2nd century; replica |
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H260 |
Head of Claudius: replica sculpture Claudius was born AD 10, led the invasion of Britain AD 43 and died AD 54 |
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H263 |
Model of a Roman Ship |
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H265 |
Wallchart The Roman Army: equipment and armour |
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H267 |
Slides The Army in Roman Britain |
6 |
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H270 |
Lorica Segmentata: replica of a legionary's upper body armour |
2 |
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H272 |
Helmet: replica of the 'Mainz' Roman legionary's bronze helmet of AD 100 |
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H274 |
Cingulum: replica of Roman legionary's military belt |
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H275 |
Roman Military Boots; replica |
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H276 |
Pilum: Roman javelin; replica |
2 |
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H278 |
Roman Sword: replica |
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H280 |
Roman Sheild: replica |
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H282 |
Tunic: representation of military tunic with metal fittings; adult size |
2 |
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H284 |
Slide Sets The Roman Occupation - Fortifications; Weapons |
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H287 |
Videotape Exploring Roman Britain - Roman Towns: three parts of 15 minutes each; suitable secondary |
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H288 |
Videotape Discovering Roman Britain - Roman Countryside: three parts of 15 minutes each; suitable secondary |
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H291 |
Slides Christianity in Roman Britain |
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H292 |
Slides Classical Toys and Pastimes |
6 |
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H295 |
Roman London: a series of postcards by the Museums of London, mounted in two frames Plus booklet 'Roman London' and Ordnance Survey map 'Roman London' |
2 |
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H300 |
Poster Roman Britain: showing main towns, roads, villages, etc |
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H302 |
Roman Britain: twelve British Museum postcards mounted in two frames |
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H1515 |
Roman Humberside: 16 framed display boards (75cm x 50cm), produced and illustrated by Humberside Archaeology Unit |
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H1516 |
The Romans in Humberside: 30 copies of an illustrated booklet, produced by Humberside Archaeology Unit |
3 |
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H1517 |
Roman Humberside: reduced copies of H1515 above Size A3; 16 encapsulated sheets |
9 |
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H1519 |
Roman Mosaic: outer section of mosaic from Rudston; large red and white tesserae only: 70cm x 40cm |
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H1520 |
Roman Mosaic: small section of the Charioteer mosaic from Rudston |
2 |
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H1524 |
Slides Excavation of the Roman Villa at Rudston |
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H1525 |
Rescue of Mosaic: photographs showing the rolling and lifting of the Rudston Charioteer Mosaic in 1973; with explanatory text; in single frame |
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H1526 |
Videotape Recovery of the Rudston Charioteer Mosaic by Hull Museums, 1973; colour; silent; 12 minutes |
3 |
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H1527 |
Videotape Excavation of Roman Villas at Rudston and Brantingham by Hull Museums, 1962; preparation and recovery of pieces of mosaic pavement; colour; silent; 11 minutes |
3 |
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H1528 |
The Roman Mosaics at Brantingham: photographs, map and information plus a selection of tesserae |
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H1529 |
The Roman Mosaics at Rudston: photographs, maps, plans and information plus a selection of tesserae |
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H1530 |
Roman Coins: examples from a hoard found at Swine, near Hull |
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H1532 |
Romano-British Pottery: sherds of a variety of pottery types found in East Yorkshire |
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H1535 |
Roman Stone Tablet: from the amphitheatre at Brough; replica |
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H1537 |
Local Romano-British Pottery: sherds of coarse grey ware pots made in the Holme-on-Spalding Moor area in the 3rd Century AD plus booklets, notes and illustrations |
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Anglo-Saxons and Vikings in Britain (see also H425 to H435) |
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H320 |
Audio Cassettes (2) and Booklet Storytelling at Historic Sites: 20 stories from Greek myths, Celtic, Roman, Saxon and Viking tales to medieval and Stuart stories Produced by English Heritage |
6 |
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H348 |
Anglo-Saxon Archaeology: slides of finds from Anglo-Saxon sites including the ship burial of an East Anglican king at Sutton Hoo; plus booklets on Anglo-Saxon sculpture, pottery and architecture |
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H350 |
Slides and EP Record The Making of the British, 600 BC to 1066 AD |
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H351 |
Poster The Anglo-Saxons |
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H354 |
Slides Anglo-Saxon Churches |
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H357 |
Anglo-Saxon Britain: a pack of illustrated information sheets which may be photocopied 6 |
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H358 |
Photopack and Resource Book: Anglo-Saxons; published by Folens |
9 |
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H360 |
Saxon Peasants: detailed costume dolls |
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H361 |
Saxon Lord and Lady: detailed costume dolls |
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H365 |
The Anglo-Saxons (BBC Video Plus): videotape 'Landmarks' programmes - 1 Anglo-Saxon Life, 2 Archaeological Remains, 3 Anglo-Saxon Monks; teacher's notes; Fact Finder booklet 'The Anglo-Saxons;' wallchart 'The Anglo-Saxons' Suitable Key Stage 2 |
2 |
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H367 |
Anglo-Saxon Literature: copies of pages from Bede's History the Lindisfarne Gospels and the Anglo-Saxon Chronicles In two frames |
2 |
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H370 |
Anglo-Saxon and Viking Yorkshire: booklets and framed postcards |
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H373 |
Videotape Rescuing Our Past: rescue archaeology at an Anglo-Saxon site in North Yorkshire: shows how the evidence can give an accurate picture of Anglo-Saxon houses, clothing and personal possessions ~ 2 minutes |
3 |
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H377 |
The Vikings (BBC Video Plus): videotape 'Zig Zag' programmes - 1 The Vikings are Coming, 2 A Viking Town, 3 Viking Sailors; teacher's notes; Fact Finder booklet 'Vikings;' wallchart 'Vikings' Suitable Key Stage 2 |
2 |
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H380 |
Poster The Vikings in the British Isles |
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H382 |
Audio Cassette Sounds of the Viking Age: music from archaeology |
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H384 |
Finds from Jorvik; replicas of comb, comb with case, pan pipes and Coppergate helmet brooch |
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H385 |
Slides Three Sets on Viking York: (a) Jorvik Viking Centre; (b) Coppergate; (c) The Coppergate Helmet |
4 |
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H387 |
Ordnance Survey Illustrated Map and Guide: Viking and Medieval York; framed |
2 |
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H388 |
Photopack and Resource Book: Vikings and their Origins; published by Folens |
17 |
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H389 |
Invaders and Settlers - the Vikings: a masterfile of photocopiable ideas for teachers, worksheets for children, etc |
4 |
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H390 |
Viking Helmet: replica |
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H391 |
Viking Axe: replica |
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H392 |
Viking Sword: replica |
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H393 |
Viking Shield, replica |
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H400 |
Viking Longship, model |
3 |
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H405 |
Viking Ship's Figurehead, 9th/10th Century; replica |
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H407 |
Print Viking Longship |
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H408 |
Wallchart Viking Ships |
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H1540 |
Anglo-Saxon and Viking Humberside: 16 framed display boards (75cm x 50 cm), produced and illustrated by Humberside Archaeology Unit |
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H1541 |
'Anglo-Saxon and Viking Humberside:' 30 copies of an illustrated booklet, produced by Humberside Archaeology Unit |
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H1542 |
Anglo-Saxon and Viking Humberside: reduced copies of H1540 above Size A3; 16 encapsulated sheets |
9 |
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Videotape The Norman Conquest of England 15 minutes |
3 |
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H430 |
Wallchart The Norman Invasion |
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H432 |
A Scene from the Bayeux Tapestry: linen tea towel; mounted and framed |
2 |
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H433 |
Videotape Presenting the Bayeux Tapestry 15 minutes |
2 |
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H435 |
The Bayeux Tapestry: 6 pictures in a single frame with important details from the tapestry |
2 |
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H438 |
Audio Cassette Sounds from Norman Times: music from archaeology |
2 |
||
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H440 |
York in the Domesday Book: a copy of a page from the Domesday Book with modern translation In single frame |
2 |
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H445 |
Discovery Pack Clifford's Tower and the Walls of York: with map and guide cards; includes ideas for other places to visit in York An English Heritage pack useful for families and school groups |
3 |
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H447 |
Skipsea Castle: diorama of this motte and bailey castle including notes, photographs and diagrams |
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H450 |
Norman Lord and Lady, 12th Century: detailed costume dolls |
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H452 |
Norman Soldier, 12th Century: detailed costume doll |
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H460 |
Peasant Man and Woman, 13th Century: detailed costume dolls |
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H462 |
Merchant and Woman with Distaff and Spindle, 13th Century: detailed costume dolls |
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H497 |
The Black Death: folder of copies of documents, etc |
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H500 |
The Deserted Medieval Village of Wharram Percy: slides, question sheets, photographs and information useful for a site visit |
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H501 |
Wharram Percy: maps, plans, reconstruction drawings, etc of the deserted medieval village; mounted on card and suitable for display |
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H502 |
The Medieval Village of Wharram Percy: scale model |
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H504 |
A Medieval Long House at Wharram Percy: scale model of a villein's cottage of the early 14th century |
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H507 |
Videotape Laxton, England's Last Open Field Village 23 minutes |
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||
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H508 |
Videotape In Memoriam - The Archaeology of Graveyards: 21 minutes; how to use your local graveyard as an outdoor classroom for the study of ecology, archaeology, art, social history, etc Suitable secondary; teacher training; ideas for primary and secondary teachers |
3 |
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H511 |
Slides and Audio Cassette Our Church |
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H512 |
Videotape Looking at an Abbey 18 minutes |
2 |
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H516 |
Videotape Looking at a Castle 14 minutes |
2 |
||
|
H520 |
Replica Medieval Pots: a selection of replica medieval pots fired in a Leeds University experiment in 1967 using reconstructions of medieval kilns to try to reproduce the glazes and fabrics of medieval pottery |
4 |
||
|
H521 |
Medieval Pottery: sherds ranging from the 11th to the 17th centuries |
|
||
|
H522 |
Late Medieval Pottery: sherds from the 14th to the 16th centuries; all found locally |
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||
|
H523 |
Medieval Face Jug: replica green glaze jug with modelled face and arms; l4th/l5th centuries |
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H524 |
Medieval Floor Tiles: a selection of interesting designs on both original and replica tiles |
2 |
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|
H527 |
Dulcimer: medieval stringed instrument; replica |
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H529 |
Soprano Shawm: medieval woodwind instrument; replica |
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H530 |
Crumhorn: medieval woodwind instrument; replica |
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H531 |
Dulzaine: medieval woodwind instrument; replica |
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H532 |
Cornettino: medieval woodwind instrument; replica |
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H533 |
Nakers: medieval drums; replica |
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H535 |
Early Musical Instruments: instruments of the Middle Ages and Renaissance Double LP record with booklet |
|
||
|
Stocks: full-size functional replica of a device used from medieval times to the early 19th century for the punishment of minor offences |
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H541 |
Pillory: replica A device similar to above, which held the offender in a standing position |
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||
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H543 |
Gallows Iron: iron frame in which the body of a hanged person would be exhibited as a deterrent Used from medieval times to the beginning of the 19th century |
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H544 |
Scold's bridle: replica of a medieval device used on nagging women |
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H560 |
Mangon: a working scale model of a 12th century siege engine |
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H561 |
Trebuchet: a working scale model of a 13th century siege engine |
2 |
||
|
H566 |
Videotape The Art of the Bowman 11 minutes |
|
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H568 |
Helmet: with chain mail and nosepiece; possibly of 19th century Sudanese origin, but medieval in style |
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H570 |
Camail: chain mail headpiece; 14th century; replica |
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H571 |
Helmet: 14th century; replica |
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H572 |
Houndskull Helmet: 15th century; replica |
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H573 |
Poleaxe: 15th century; replica 2 |
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|
H582 |
Slides Arms and Armour: prehistoric to the 20th century |
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||
|
H1550 |
Medieval Humberside, 1066-1455: 16 framed display boards (75cm x 50cm), produced and illustrated by Humberside Archaeology Unit |
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||
|
H1551 |
Medieval Humberside, 1066-1485: 30 copies of an illustrated booklet, produced and illustrated by Humberside Archaeology Unit |
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||
|
H1552 |
Medieval Humberside, 1066-1845: reduced copies of Hl550 above Size A3; 16 encapsulated sheets |
10 |
||
|
H1554 |
Plan of Wyke upon Hull, 1293; drawn from archival records; framed |
2 |
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|
H1556 |
Charter of Kingston upon Hull: facsimile of Edward I's charter of 1299; framed |
2 |
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|
H1558 |
Plan of Hull, 15th Century: the oldest surviving plan; copy; framed |
3 |
||
|
H1561 |
Finds from Medieval Hull: items discovered during excavations |
3 |
||
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H1563 |
Finds from the Medieval Walls of Hull: items discovered during excavations |
|
||
|
H1568 |
Excavations in Hull's Old Town: Blackfriargate and Grimsby Lane Photographs and text |
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||
|
H1570 |
Excavations in Hull's Old Town: Sewer Lane, Scale Lane and Church Lane Photographs and text |
|
||
|
H1573 |
Archaeological Excavation in Hull's Old Town: six display boards with colour illustrations and text |
|
||
|
H1576 |
Videotape The Master Builders - Beverley Minster: medieval technology, engineering and design are introduced by looking at the present fabric of Beverley Minster Suitable Key Stage 3, adult ed'n; English Heritage; 23 minutes |
2 |
||
|
H1784 |
Videotape Burton Agnes Hall: preview essential before use |
2 |
||
|
H1785 |
Guidebook Helmsley Castle: English Heritage; 15 copies |
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||
|
H1786 |
Guidebook Scarborough Castle: English Heritage; 15 copies |
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||
|
H1787 |
Guidebook Richmond Castle: English Heritage; 15 copies |
|
||
|
H1788 |
Guidebook Pickering Castle: English Heritage; 15 copies |
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||
|
H1789 |
Videotape Pickering Castle: English Heritage; 14 minutes |
|
||
|
H1792 |
Guidebook Fountains Abbey: 15 copies |
|
||
|
H1793 |
Guidebook Whitby Abbey: English Heritage; 15 copies |
|
||
|
H1794 |
Guidebook Thornton Abbey: English Heritage; 15 copies |
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||
|
H1795 |
Guidebook Rievaulx Abbey: English Heritage; 15 copies |
|
||
|
H1796 |
Videotape Building an Abbey - Rievaulx: English Heritage; 16 minutes |
|
||
|
H1797 |
Videotape Beverley Minster: a look at this magnificent working parish church and the people involved in running it Features and areas are shown which are not normally seen by the general public 45 minutes |
4 |
||
|
H1799 |
Videotape Caring for History: the preservation and restoration of ancient monuments and historic buildings: 29 minutes |
|
||
| (see also M410 to M420 and M600 to M605 and M800) | ||||
|
H600 |
Videotape The Tudor Palace of Hampton Court 16 minutes Includes a pack of useful teaching material which may be photocopied |
2 |
||
|
H601 |
The Tudor Kitchens at Hampton Court Palace: two well illustrated booklets 'The Tudor Kitchen' and 'The Tudor Kitchen Cookery Book' plus audio cassette 'Tudor Kitchens' |
8 |
||
|
H604 |
Tudors and Stuarts (BBC Video Plus): videotape 'Landmarks' programmes -1 Henry VII, 2 Henry VIII, 3 Elizabeth I, 4 Charles I, 5 Charles II; teacher's notes; Fact Finder booklet ' Tudors and Stuarts;' wallchart 'Tudor and Stuart Timeline' Suitable Key Stage 2 |
2 |
||
|
H606 |
Booklets Tudor Royal Letters: The Family of Henry VIII 15 copies |
|
||
|
H607 |
Henry VIII and his Six Wives: portraits of Henry and his wives - in single frame; booklets 'King Henry VIII' and 'The Six Wives of Henry VIII' |
4 |
||
|
H609 |
Booklets English Royal Signatures, 14 copies |
|
||
|
H610 |
Wallchart Kings and Queens of England: from the Norman Conquest to the present day |
|
||
|
H612 |
Henry VIII, 1536: detailed costume doll |
2 |
||
|
H613 |
Catherine of Aragon, 1528: detailed costume doll |
2 |
||
|
H614 |
Anne Boleyn, 1532: detailed costume doll |
2 |
||
|
H615 |
Jane Seymour, 1536: detailed costume doll |
2 |
||
|
H616 |
Anne of Cleves, 1539: detailed costume doll |
2 |
||
|
H617 |
Catherine Howard, 1541: detailed costume doll |
2 |
||
|
H618 |
Catherine Parr, 1543: detailed costume doll |
2 |
||
|
H620 |
Breastplate from 16th Century Suit of Armour: with embossed decoration; replica |
|
||
|
H621 |
Helmet from 16th Century Suit of Armour: with visor; replica |
|
||
|
H623 |
Videotape Masters of Defence - traces the history of civilian swords and swordsmanship between 1500 and 1800; also 'How a Man Schall be Armyd' - shows how a full armour of the Elizabethan period was put on Royal Armouries 34 minutes |
3 |
||
|
H624 |
Field Gun: model of 16th century gun with equipment |
|
||
|
H627 |
Bronze Cannon of 1537 from the 'Mary Rose': model of a culverin and carriage recovered from the sterncastle of the 'Mary Rose', which sank in 1545 |
4 |
||
|
H629 |
Audio Cassette Henry VIII: a dramatisation in words and music Plus booklet 'Henry VIII at Greenwich - the life of a King' |
3 |
||
|
H630 |
Audio Cassette Songs and music from the Time of Henry VIII: played on period instruments Plus booklet: 'King Henry VIII' |
3 |
||
|
H632 |
Photopack and Resource Booklet Tudor Monarchs: published by Folens |
9 |
||
|
H2066 |
Edward VI, 1550: detailed costume doll |
2 |
||
|
H2067 |
Lady Jane Grey, 1553 (The Nine Day Queen): detailed costume doll |
2 |
||
|
H2068 |
Queen Mary I, 1553: detailed costume doll |
2 |
||
|
H633 |
Booklets Tudor Royal Letters: Elizabeth I and the Succession 14 copies |
|
||
|
H634 |
Life in Tudor Times: a masterfile of photocopiable ideas for teachers, worksheets for children, etc |
4 |
||
|
H635 |
Poster Portrait of Queen Elizabeth I: attributed to John Bettes, c1590; copy |
3 |
||
|
H636 |
Elizabeth 1, 1588: detailed costume doll |
2 |
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|
H637 |
Queen Elizabeth 1(1558-1603): a copy of the Great Seal plus a postcard of a gold medallion commemorating the defeat of the Armada in 1588 and a copy of an official document dated 1582 |
|
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|
H638 |
Audio Cassette Francis Drake 1540-1596: a dramatised biography |
3 |
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H640 |
Slides 16th Century Architecture: two sets - "Tudor Architecture' and 'Elizabethan Architecture' |
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|
H641 |
Slides Elizabethan and Early 17th Century Country Houses |
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||
|
H1580 |
Tudor and Stuart Humberside, 1485-1714: 16 framed display boards (75cm x 50cm), produced and illustrated by Humberside Archaeology Unit |
|
||
|
H1581 |
Tudor and Stuart Humberside, 1485-1714: 30 copies of an illustrated booklet, produced by Humberside Archaeology Unit |
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H1582 |
Tudor and Stuart Humberside, 1485-1714: reduced copies of H1580 above Size A3; 16 encapsulated sheets |
10 |
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|
H1585 |
Map of Yorkshire: ancient chapelries and parishes Yorkshire Archaeological Society; framed |
|
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|
H1588 |
The Development of Hull: folder containing copies of maps and plans covering Hull's history from the 15th century, with explanatory notes, 15 copies |
2 |
||
|
H1592 |
Map of North and East Riding, 1610 John Speede: copy, framed |
2 |
||
|
H1593 |
Plan of Hull W Hollar, 1640; framed |
4 |
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|
H1595 |
Model of Hull: based on Hollar's plan of 1640 |
|
||
|
H1596 |
Plan of Kingston upon Hull in 1643: based upon plans by Hollar and Woolner and other sources; framed |
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||
|
H1597 |
Hull and the Civil War: videotape - 'Ye Original Plot to Take Ye Towne of Hull:' 40 minutes (Essential to preview and use selected sections only); booklet 'Defiance,' a graphic novel to accompany videotape above; booklet 'Beverley Gate' Suitable top junior and secondary |
2 |
||
|
H1598 |
The Old Town, Hull: modern map with medieval and Civil War defences superimposed; framed |
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||
| (see also M610 to M640) | ||||
|
H643 |
Slides 17th Century Architecture: two sets - 'Jacobean Architecture' and 'The Age of Inigo Jones' |
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||
|
H644 |
Slides 17th Century English Country Houses |
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||
|
H646 |
17th Century Pottery and Glass: pottery sherds and pieces of glass bottles and clay pipes; all found locally |
3 |
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H647 |
Bellarmine Jug: imported German stoneware vessel; early 17th Century |
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H652 |
Record For King and Parliament: popular music from the English Civil War, 1640-1660 |
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H653 |
Audio Cassette As above |
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H656 |
The Civil War: includes Royal Armouries booklet 'Civil War;' a Times newspaper review of 1642; two copies of Civil war broadsheets; a National Portrait Gallery postcard pack with 12 postcard portraits and booklet 'Charles I and the Civil War' |
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H658 |
Civil War Breastplate; replica |
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H659 |
Civil War 'Lobster Tail' Helmet: a trooper's three-barred pot; replica |
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H660 |
Flintlock Pistol: 17th Century; replica |
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H662 |
Wallchart The Divided Realm: a two-sided commemorative Civil War chart produced in 1992 |
2 |
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H663 |
Videotape 'Now Thrive the Armourers ' - the story of the Royal Armouries at the Tower of London; includes the loading and firing of Civil War weapons 45 minutes |
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H665 |
17th Century Legal Documents: an indenture (1662) and an exemplification of common recovery (1670); sealed and on vellum |
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H667 |
Print View of London in the Time of James I |
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H668 |
The Great Plague and the Great Fire of London 1665-6: two booklets with contemporary accounts and illustrations - written especially for school use |
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H680 |
Coachman's Blunderbuss: flintlock, 18th century; replica |
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H681 |
Flintlock Pistol: dragoon type, 18th century; replica |
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H682 |
Flintlock Double Barrel Pistol: 18th century; replica |
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H683 |
Flintlock Sporting Rifle: 18th century; replica |
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H685 |
Newspaper: the Leeds Mercury, 7th March, 1801 |
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H687 |
Slides 18th Century English Country Houses |
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H689 |
Slides Georgian Provincial Life |
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H692 |
Wine Bottle: early 18th Century; 'onion' shape |
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H693 |
Bed Warming Pan: copper, c1790 |
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H695 |
English Copper Coins, 1673-1854 |
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H696 |
Georgian Coinage: two sets of guinea scales and a sovereign balance; plus examples of Georgian copper coinage |
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H697 |
18th Century Pottery and Glass: pottery sherds and pieces of glass bottles and clay pipes: all found locally |
2 |
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H699 |
The Wig in the 18th Century: wooden wig stand, wig iron and pipeclay wig curlers; pictures of ladies and gentlemen wearing wigs |
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H1600 |
Print The South East Prospect of Kingston upon Hull, J Hilbert, 1737 |
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H1603 |
Print The South East Prospect of Kingston upon Hull, S and N Buck, 1745 |
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H1605 |
Print The Market Place, Hull, 1780 |
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H1606 |
Print Hull Citadel Watchtower: from a pencil sketch of the watchtower which survives in East Park |
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H1608 |
Print Plan of Kingston upon Hull, 1791, by Bower |
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H1609 |
Print Plan of Kingston upon Hull, 1795, by Buckton |
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H1611 |
Print Map of the East Riding, 1805, by Cary |
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H1613 |
The Hull Advertiser: seven framed editions of this local newspaper dating from the time of the Napoleonic wars |
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H1614 |
The Hull Advertiser: two special issues from 1815, with contemporary accounts of the Battle of Waterloo; framed |
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H1615 |
Yorkshire Trade Tokens: examples from the 17th to the 19th centuries |
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H1620 |
Portraits of William Wilberforce; four prints in a single frame |
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H1621 |
Print Portrait of William Wilberforce: in his study; by G Richmond |
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H1625 |
Print Portrait of Thomas Clarkson: anti-slavery campaigner |
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H1628 |
Slides and Audio Cassette William Wilberforce |
2 |
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H1632 |
Slides The Abolition of the Slave Trade |
3 |
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H1635 |
Slides The Abolition of Slavery |
3 |
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H1638 |
Wallchart Wilberforce and Slavery |
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H1640 |
William Wilberforce and the Slave Trade: folder of information and facsimile documents Suitable primary, lower secondary |
5 |
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H1642 |
Slavery 'Factpack:' folder containing copies of documents, photographs, letters, broadsheets, songs, newspaper articles, etc Suitable secondary, especially GCSE |
4 |
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H1645 |
Videotape Slavery and Slave Resistance |
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H1658 |
Life in Sierra Leone: a collection of mounted colour photographs taken in 1982 Hull is twinned with the capital Freetown, which was established as a colony for freed slaves in 1787 |
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H1659 |
Childhood and Education in Sierra Leone: colour photographs as above |
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(see also Maritime History, History of Education, Farming History and Rural Crafts) |
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| (see also H1851-H1894) | ||||
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H702 |
Print Hobby Horse, 1819 |
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H703 |
Print Hobby Horse Riding School, 1849 |
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H705 |
Videotape It's a Bike: a humorous look at the history of the bicycle, with important road safety messages 20 minutes |
5 |
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H708 |
Posters 'Your Bicycle Comes Out of History' and 'Bicycles': from the velocipede to the modern bicycle |
5 |
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H709 |
The Sturmey-Archer Gear: a modern example of this well-known bicycle hub gear developed in the 1890s and patented in 1901 by Henry Sturmey and James Archer, and in use since then; can be dismantled; with explanatory notes and diagrams |
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H712 |
Slides The Development of the Bicycle c1790 to 1990: with booklets on the history of the bicycle |
3 |
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H714 |
Videotape Bicycle: the development of the bicycle in the 19th century from the hobby horse to the safety bicycle From the 1990 BBC series 'Invention' 20 minutes |
2 |
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H716 |
Coaching Horn: or may be hunting horn; 19th Century (see also H680) |
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H718 |
Prints Royal Mail Coach, c1820 and Ceremonial Carriage, 1826 Copies |
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H720 |
Print Hansom Cab, c1900 Copy |
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H723 |
Early Cars: copies of adverts from motoring magazines 1899-1903; graphically illustrated and with interesting details of the very early days of motoring |
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H724 |
Motor Horn and Lifting Jack: c1900; plus copies of illustrated advertisements for motoring accessories and cars taken from a motoring magazine of 1901 |
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H729 |
Videotape Stott Park Bobbin Mill: traces the history of the mill, built 1835, and typical of the many which supplied the spinning industry A skilled craftsman demonstrates how bobbins were made Suitable Key Stages 2 and 3; 15 minutes |
4 |
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H730 |
Print Stephenson's Locomotive, 1836 Copy |
3 |
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H732 |
Poster: Replica of Stephenson's 'Rocket' at the Rainhill Trials Commemoration, 1980 |
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H735 |
Horizontal Static Steam Engine, c1850 Model |
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H736 |
As above A different design |
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H742 |
Videotape Victorian Steam Railways, 1895-1901: 50 minutes; rare glimpses of steam railways from the earliest days of cinematography |
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| (see also H1100-H1101, M545-M548 and M590) | ||||
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H1760 |
Trams: photographs of old Hull trams; notes on local horse, steam and electric trams |
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H1762 |
The Opening of the Electric Tramway System in Hull, 1899: large framed photograph |
4 |
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H1764 |
Hull Tram, c1905: open top, electric type; large framed photograph |
4 |
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H1766 |
Videotapes (2): The History of Hull City Transport: volume 1 - Trams and Trolleys 1880-1964; volume 2 - 1950-1990 46 and 49 minutes |
5 |
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H1767 |
The Grimsby-Immingham Electric Tramway: folder of information and photographs; 45 copies |
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The Hull and Barnsley Railway, 1885-1990985; slide set, notes, booklet, copies of documents and maps |
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H1774 |
Inland Waterways of Yorkshire: facsimile documents, photographs; slides and audio cassette 'Canals' |
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H1775 |
Inland Waterways of Yorkshire: facsimile documents, photographs; slides 'English Canals in the Making' |
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H1776 |
Videotape Inland Waterways: a celebration of the arts, culture and tradition of Britain's waterways 65 minutes |
4 |
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H1777 |
Slides Aspects of Inland Waterways: two sets; In the Steps of James Brindley, In the Steps of Thomas Telford |
2 |
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H1778 |
Slides Canal Architecture in Britain; plus map, booklet, etc |
2 |
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H1779 |
Slides The English Canals; plus map of historical waterways |
3 |
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H745 |
Fireman's Helmet: leather, mid-19th century |
2 |
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H747 |
Sun Insurance Firemark (replica) and Sun Insurance Policy: early 19th century |
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H748 |
Firemarks: five early-19th century examples |
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H749 |
Print Fire Engine, 1863 Copy |
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H750 |
'Kylfyre' Fire Extinguisher and Fire Bucket; c1900 |
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H2050 |
Friendly Societies: objects and documents connected with the Oddfellows, the Foresters, the Druids and the Freemasons |
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| (see also H540-H544) | ||||
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H754 |
Restraining Belt: iron belt with handcuff attachments |
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H755 |
Mechanical Thief-catcher: a device which clamped round the victim's leg; early 19th century |
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H759 |
The Police in the 19th Century: watchman's truncheon c1800; police rattle c1850; police truncheon (VR) c1870; set of handcuffs with key; police hand lamp; Metropolitan police whistle and two photographs of police c1900 |
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H760 |
Policeman's Truncheon (1842) and Rattle |
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H761 |
Police Truncheons: two examples |
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H765 |
Handcuffs and Keys: three sets |
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H766 |
Keys: mainly 18th and 19th century examples |
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H767 |
Assize Chains: a chain, which passed through the central ring of these leg irons, was padlocked to either end of a horse-drawn Black Maria for the movement of prisoners; marked 'Nottingham Police;' 1990 9th century |
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H768 |
Policeman's Bullseye Handlamp, c1890 |
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H770 |
British Army Percussion Musket, 1861 |
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H771 |
Winchester 44 Rifle, 1873: replica |
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H773 |
Bullet Moulds, Shot Flask and Powder Flask, 1830-1860 |
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| (see also H1678-H1680 and H1125) | ||||
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H782 |
Political Cartoons: four cartoons on radicalism c1890; original; framed |
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H783 |
Political Cartoon: the women's movement c1890; original; framed |
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H786 |
Political Broadsheets: eight original broadsheets for and against free trade; most c1840; in three frames |
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H787 |
Print Covent Garden Market, Westminster Election, 1808 |
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H788 |
Print Mr and Mrs Gladstone: large, colourful, original Victorian print in original frame |
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Newspapers, Advertising, Printing; etc |
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H793 |
The Times, 14th December 1889: newspaper; can be handled with care by teachers only |
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H794 |
'The Graphic': an illustrated weekly newspaper Bound volume, January/June, 1891 Contains numerous illustrations and pictorial advertisements |
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H795 |
Victorian Advertisements: 14 examples mounted on card; copied from 'The Graphic,' 1891 |
3 |
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H797 |
Late Victorian and Edwardian Card Advertisements: copies of four colourful advertisements for Reckitt's Black Lead, Bovril, Bass Pale Ale and Colman's Mustard In four frames |
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H798 |
Victorian Advertisements, Trade Cards and Letter Heads: a mixture of originals and copies, copiously illustrated |
4 |
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H799 |
Victorian Ephemera: advertisements, scraps, photographs, etc |
4 |
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Enamel Advertising Signs: three examples - Gossage's Dry Soap; Hudson's Soap and Smoothtop Gas Ranges Original signs, framed |
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H801 |
As above Two further examples - Combs' Flour and Watson's Matchless Cleanser |
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H803 |
Printing: examples of copper plates, wooden printing letters for posters, etc, wooden fabric hand-printing blocks; c1900 |
3 |
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H804 |
Printing: a collage formed of Victorian wooden printing blocks plus examples of individual wooden letters and numbers which were used for printing posters, advertisements, etc |
2 |
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H806 |
Printing Blocks and Composing Stick, c1900: a complete alphabet and numbers 0-9 of wooden printing blocks; type case; composing sticks; samples of pictorial and patterned individual printing blocks; includes an ink pad and endorsing ink for use |
2 |
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| (see also H860-H870, H1011-H1012 and 'History of Education') | ||||
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H810 |
Victorian Lady's Costume and Toilet Accessories: glove stretchers, skirt lifter, button hook, purse, scent bottles and other small items |
2 |
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H811 |
Victorian Lady's Costume: navy blue skirt, matching boned jacket and lace boots |
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H813 |
Victorian Lady's Costume: black skirt, lace-covered jacket, green velvet cape and white cotton cheminette |
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H814 |
Victorian Lady's Costume: includes stole, muff, cape and a pair of buttoned boots |
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H815 |
Lady's Nightdress, Cap and Shawl |
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H816 |
Two Nightdresses and a Nightshirt: for a gentleman, lady and child |
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H817 |
Lady's Boots: two pairs c1880 |
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H819 |
Victorian Corset and Bodice: to fit young teenager |
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H820 |
Parasol: silk with fringing |
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H821 |
Folding Parasols: two; fragile - for demonstration only; c1870 |
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H822 |
Costume Display Boards: four small display boards looking at women's costumes in the 1860s, 1900s and 1920s |
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H823 |
Maid's Dress, Apron and Cap: plus booklet 'Yes Mum, No Mum - Life in Domestic Service' |
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H825 |
Victorian Jet Jewellery: cameo brooch, bracelet, two necklaces and a bangle |
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H827 |
Clogs: pair of workman's clogs; Lancashire or Yorkshire, c1890 |
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H828 |
Hobnail Boots and Gaiters: pair of workman's boots and leather gaiters, c1890 |
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H830 |
Victorian Men's Costume: spats, shirt and collars, waistcoat and morning suit |
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H831 |
Top Hats: two to fit young gentlemen |
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H833 |
Top Hat: folding opera type |
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H835 |
Bowler Hat |
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H837 |
Victorian Spectacles and Lorgnettes: five examples |
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H838 |
Smoking Cap with Meerschaum and Clay Pipes |
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H839 |
Clay Tobacco Pipes: examples of Victorian clay pipes; pipe rack; pipe mould; booklets 'The Pipemaker' and 'Clay Tobacco Pipes' |
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H843 |
Ice Skates: wooden strap-on type, two pairs, c1880 |
3 |
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H845 |
Victorian Gentleman's Costume Accessories and Personal Objects: includes clay pipe, glove stretchers, inkwell, razors, snuff box, spectacles, pocket watch and guinea scales |
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H848 |
Advertising Card for Gentleman's Clothing, dated 1900: entitled 'Latest Styles' and produced by Chester Barry Ltd of Manchester; features clothing for upper class gentlemen and boys |
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H850 |
Victorian Handicrafts: small items used in needlework and other handicrafts Pin cushions, lace bobbins and tatting shuttles Samples of needlework and other handicrafts |
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H851 |
Lace and Lace Making: lace making cushions and bobbins plus examples of costume and lace trim |
2 |
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Victorian Samplers: two examples of school samplers plus booklet 'Samplers' |
3 |
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H853 |
Victorian Needlework: examples of a sampler, pin cushion, hand-sewn costume and child's school needlework |
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H855 |
Sewing Machine: small hand machine, manufactured by Cole, c1870 |
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H856 |
Sewing Machine: small hand machine, c1880 |
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H857 |
Jones Sewing Machine c1885: portable lock stitch machine patented by |
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William Jones of Manchester in 1879 |
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H858 |
Singer Sewing Machine c1890: portable machine, patented 1886 |
3 |
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H859 |
Enamel Advertising Sign: Singer Sewing Machines; shows lady using machine; c1900; framed |
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| (see also H852-H853 and 'History of Education') | ||||
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Christening Gown, New Born Baby's Vests, Baby Binders and Bonnet: cotton, c1850; plus photo of baby in christening gown, c1880 |
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H862 |
Baby's Nightgowns, Vests and Bonnet: cotton, c1860 |
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H863 |
Baby's Nightgowns, Vests and Bib: cotton, c1860 |
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H865 |
Child's cloak; quilted with attached cape, c1880 |
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H866 |
Children's Dresses: three examples of cotton dresses, c1900 |
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H868 |
Victorian Childhood Fashions: a selection of items |
4 |
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H870 |
Print 'He Won't Hurt You:' young girl with dog; from the Illustrated London News, 1875; typical of the framed prints displayed in many Victorian houses |
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H874 |
Victorian Childhood Objects: including a young child's walking harness, shoe and gloves, pot dolls, table knives, 'pop' bottle and curling tongs |
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H875 |
Child's Rocking Chair: low rocking chair for a small child; home-made in pine; c1870 |
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H877 |
Child's Feeding Cup, Dosing Spoon, Patent Medicine Bottle and Maw's Improved Inhaler |
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H878 |
Traditional Toys: hoopla, whip-top, cup and ball, diabolo, etc, c1890 |
3 |
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H879 |
Photopack and Resource Booklet Victorian Toys: published by Folens |
6 |
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H880 |
Victorian/Edwardian Children's Pastimes: a collection of books, small toys and examples of children's needlework |
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H881 |
Jigsaws: small wooden type depicting zoo animals and birds, c1900 |
3 |
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H882 |
Victorian Toys a varied collection |
2 |
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H883 |
Child's Iron Hoop: plus copies of photographs of children playing with hoops, c1900 |
3 |
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|
H884 |
Traditional Toys: copies of Victorian wooden toys - diabalo, whip and top, string top, yo-yo and cup and ball; plus one example of an original toy |
6 |
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|
H885 |
Scrap Album, 1884 |
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H886 |
Two Iron 'Booler' Hoops: two sizes; replicas based on originals at the North of England Open Air Museum, Beamish |
4 |
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H887 |
Stereoscope and Cards: popular Victorian device for viewing pairs of photographs, producing single image with three dimensional effect |
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H888 |
'Fishponds': a parlour game, c1890 |
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H889 |
Doll's Crib c1890 |
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H890 |
'Penny Dreadfuls': a selection of Horner's Penny Stories, popular in the 1880s and 1890s (illustrated and with contemporary advertisements) |
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H891 |
Doll: baby doll in basketwork crib; c1900 Composition doll by Heinrich Handwerck, Germany (1876-1902) Original clothes |
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H892 |
Doll: bisque headed child or fashion doll; part original clothing; pattern No370 made by Armand Marseille, Germany (1865-1925), c1900 |
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H893 |
Child's Alphabet Plate, c1870 |
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H894 |
Child's Mugs: two alphabet mugs plus a small mug printed 'Thomas' |
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H895 |
Child's Blackboard and Easel, c1890 |
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H896 |
Poster F H Ayres, Games and Sports: copy of an 1890s advertising poster featuring rocking horses and wheeled toys |
4 |
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H897 |
Lexicon: wooden letters etc in original wooden box, c1900 |
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H898 |
Board Games, c1900; a selection |
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| (see also early 20th century items) | ||||
|
H900 |
Washing Tub: wooden with washboard and soap Late 19th century |
4 |
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H2051 |
Washing Tub and Stand: wooden, plus washboard and soap; late 19th century |
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|
H901 |
Yoke: wooden; used for carrying water from pumps, wells and ponds; with chains for buckets; 19th century |
2 |
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H902 |
Teacher's Resource Pack Victorian Laundry Activities: suitable Key Stage 4 |
6 |
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|
H903 |
Soap in 1900: bars of soap; eg Sunlight, Tippers, Lifebuoy, etc with examples of original wrappers; late 19th century |
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H905 |
Patent Knife Cleaner: late 19th century, with steel knives and a tin of cleaning powder |
2 |
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H906 |
Maid's Bell Calls: plus maid's brushes, grate polish etc (see H823) |
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H907 |
Set of Chimney Sweep's Brushes: with rods and photos of sweeps |
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H908 |
Three Irons: tailor's iron, small flat iron and a box iron |
2 |
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H909 |
Box Iron and Flat Iron |
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||
|
H910 |
Two Flat Irons and a Trivet |
5 |
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H913 |
Charcoal Iron |
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H915 |
Goffering Iron: used for ironing lace and frills |
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H917 |
Crimping Tongs and Roller |
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H919 |
Crimping Machine: resembles a small mangle |
2 |
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H920 |
Crumb Pan and Brush: brass; 1897 |
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H921 |
Cleaning Brushes: a selection; c1890 |
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H922 |
Housemaid's Box: plus cleaning brushes, etc c1890 |
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|
H925 |
The Development of Domestic Lighting: lighting before electricity, including oil lamps, candle holders, snuffers, etc |
5 |
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H927 |
Whale or Fish Oil Lamp: early 19th Century |
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H928 |
Striking a Light: items used for making fire Tinder box, matches and lighter |
2 |
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|
H929 |
Horn Lantern: candle lantern, late 18th or early 19th century |
3 |
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|
H930 |
Candle Lighting: hand-made candles, candle-holders, snuffer, trimmer and tinder box |
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||
|
H931 |
Candle Lighting: a selection of items |
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H932 |
Paraffin Lamp: with clear glass fount, burner and chimney; lacking globe; c1890 |
2 |
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|
H933 |
Candle Lantern: late 19th century |
2 |
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H934 |
Lantern, 'Bulls-Eye' type: late 19th century |
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|
H935 |
Carriage Lamp |
3 |
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H936 |
Two Carriage Lamps: the type used on carriages and early cars; c1900 |
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H938 |
Camping Lantern: c1900 |
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H939 |
Paraffin Reading Lamp |
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H943 |
Miner's Safety Lamp: c1900 |
4 |
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H945 |
Victorian Kitchen and Domestic Items: a selection |
3 |
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|
H947 |
Rubbish from a Victorian Household: a selection of items recovered from a Victorian rubbish tip These reflect domestic life c1850 to 1900 |
2 |
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H948 |
Baking Utensils: pastry board, rolling pin, cake tins, shortbread tins, whisk, scoop, pastry jigger and pie funnel; late 19th century |
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H949 |
Pestle and Mortar; Bread Mould; Jelly Mould; 'Kilner' Bottling Jar; Pudding Boiler: c1900 |
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|
H950 |
Baking and Cooking Utensils: a selection |
6 |
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H952 |
Fish Kettle: tin plate, c1900 |
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|
H953 |
Tongue Press: late 19th century |
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|
H954 |
Bottle jack: rotating spit for roasting joints of meat over a domestic range c1880 |
3 |
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|
H955 |
Victorian Spice Tins: with spices |
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H956 |
Kettle: cast iron, 12 pint; c1880 |
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H957 |
Late Victorian Teapot: in EPBM (Electro-plated Britannia Metal) |
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H2035 |
Kettle and Two Pans: cast iron; 4, 5 and 8 pints; for cooking on a range |
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H958 |
Cast Iron Boiling Pot and Brass Jam Pan: plus two jack racks for use with bottle jacks (see H954), and a copy of Mrs Beeton's 'All About Cookery' |
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H2034 |
Kettle, Skillet and Adjustable Pot Hook: cast iron; for cooking over an open fire |
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H959 |
Victorian Kitchen Equipment: a selection of small items including sugar nippers, tin opener, herb chopper and pastry crimper |
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H960 |
Mrs Beeton's Book of Household Management, 1901: first published 1861; new editions in 1869 and 1888 |
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H962 |
Jelly and Blancmange Moulds: in white and brown stoneware |
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H964 |
Victorian Kitchen and Table Ceramics: gravy boat 1885; jug; mug; tureen 1886; sugar bowl; basket dish 1878; all with floral and other decoration |
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H965 |
Victorian Kitchen and Table Ceramics: a further selection including tureen, cake base, blancmange mould, jug, etc |
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H2023 |
Spirit Flagon: 4 gallon stoneware flagon; c1890 |
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H2024 |
Spirit and Cider Flagons: 2 and 1 gallon stoneware flagons; c1890 |
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H967 |
Cream Pots: stoneware cream pots used by dairies and creameries, c1890 |
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H968 |
Butter Churn: circular wooden type |
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H970 |
Butter Churn: 'Rowlway' patent design; a small domestic churn |
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H973 |
Butter Churn and Butter Pats: domestic type |
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H974 |
Butter Stamps and Butter Pats: wooden (see also H1960-H1963) |
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H976 |
Victorian Stoneware Bottles and Jars: containers in common use before the age of plastic |
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H2010 |
Victorian Bottles and Jars with Original Labels |
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H978 |
'Pop,' Ginger Beer and Soda Water Bottles: containers for non-alcoholic drinks popular in the late 19th century; includes the Codd or marble bottle With copies of contemporary advertisements |
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H2011 |
Ginger Beer, Lemonade and Soda Water Bottles with Original Labels: c1870 to c1900 |
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H980 |
Wine Bottle, Corkscrews and Bottle Labels: 19th century |
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H982 |
Domestic Objects Made of Bone, Horn, Baleen, Ivory and Antler: a selection of 19th century objects made of natural materials now largely replaced by plastic |
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H984 |
Woodworking Tools: a selection, mid to late 19th century |
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H985 |
Bellows: for domestic fires; mid-l9th century |
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H986 |
Stoneware Hot Water Bottle and Nawell's Patent 'Brick' Footwarmer; c1900 |
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H987 |
Water Jug, Washbowl, Soap and Toothbrush Dishes: ceramic; blue pictorial and floral decoration; c1820 to c1840 |
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H988 |
Wash Handbasin: blue underglaze Japanese style decoration; c1860 |
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H989 |
Water Jug and Washbowl Set: ceramic, with floral decoration; c1890 |
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H990 |
Chamber Pot: ceramic; with floral decoration; c1890 |
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H991 |
Bath for Baby or Small Child: c1890 |
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H992 |
Hip Bath: c1900 |
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H993 |
Foot Bath: c1880 |
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H995 |
Tiles: a selection of decorative ceramic tiles from the interior walls and fireplaces of late Victorian houses |
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H998 |
Victorian Medical Appliances for Use in the Home: includes a patent magneto-electric machine, c1880; Dr Macaura's Blood Circulator or 'Pulsoconn' c1900; a slipper bed pan and an inhaler, c1890 |
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H1000 |
Writing in the 18th and Early-19th Centuries: two quill pens, two-hand written legal documents (1810 and 1874) and a pewter pen and ink holder |
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H1001 |
Writing in the Mid-l9th Century: patent ink wells, wooden rule, pen, seal, sealing wax, ink bottles and an original handwritten letter with transcript |
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H1002 |
Writing Antiques: Victorian ink bottles with original labels; pens and boxes of nibs; envelope bearing Victorian stamps; booklet 'Writing Antiques' |
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H1004 |
Victorians in Mourning: mourning stationery; 'In Memoriam' cards, c1900; an example of mourning embroidery dated 1861 and a photograph of mourning jewellery |
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H1008 |
Victorian Letters and Postal Covers: stamped and unstamped, pre and post-1840 |
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Early Victorian Photographs: a small collection of daguerreotypes and collodion positives; 1840s to 1860s; particularly useful for the study of costume |
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H1012 |
Victorian Family Photographs |
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H1013 |
Victorian Greetings Cards |
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H1014 |
Christmas: a masterfile of photocopiable ideas for teachers |
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H1015 |
Victorian Christmas and New Year Cards: plus mounted illustrations and in formation about Victorian Christmas customs; booklet 'Christmas Customs and Folklore' |
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H1016 |
Victorian Christmas Cards: a selection |
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H1017 |
Victorian Family Bible |
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H1018 |
Slides Two Sets The Age of Victoria and Living in a Victorian Town |
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H1025 |
Slides London Street Scenes, 1875 - Street Traders: part of a unique record of London streets photographed in the summer of 1875 |
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H1026 |
Slides London Street Scenes 1875 - Transport, Shops and Poverty: Amusements, Advertising and a Street Doctor: a further selection of photographs of London streets and characters taken in 1875 |
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H1030 |
Model of Victorian Grocer's Shop Interior: plus examples of food tins of the period |
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H1033 |
Grocer's Shop Price Posters for Tea and Margarine, c1900: six original posters in frames |
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H1035 |
Apothecary's Scales and Weights, c1850: with booklet 'Scales and Balances' |
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H1036 |
Shop Scales: late Victorian, with weights |
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H1037 |
Sweet Shop Scales, c1900: Avery scales with brass pan and set of brass weights - 1/4 oz to 1Ib |
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H1039 |
The Victorian Chemist: bottles, jars, etc which contained a range of popular cures, elixirs and potions Many were eventually proved to be 'quack' medicines With copies of contemporary advertisements |
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H1040 |
Victorian Shop Window: the village pharmacy; finely-detailed model |
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H1041 |
Victorian Shop Window: the general stores; finely-detailed model |
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H1042 |
Victorian Shop Window: the tobacconist and confectioner: finely-detailed model |
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H1045 |
Shop Till: wooden; with bell; c1900 |
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H1070 |
19th Century Copper Coins |
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H1071 |
Victorian Copper Coins |
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H1074 |
Victorian Silver Coins |
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H1080 |
Print Queen Victoria: large, colourful, original print in Victorian frame |
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H1081 |
Print Queen Victoria: large, full length, colour portrait; framed original print |
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H1082 |
Framed photograph Princess Alexandra, c1880 |
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H1083 |
Queen Victoria Commemorative Items: 1887 Golden Jubilee and 1897 Diamond Jubilee |
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H1084 |
Print Queen Victoria in the 50th Year of Her Reign: original print in Victorian frame |
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H1085 |
Print Queen Victoria's Reign; original; framed |
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H1087 |
Book The Realm of Queen Victoria, 1837-1887; published in 1887 to commemorate the Golden Jubilee |
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H1088 |
Book Sixty Years a Queen; published in 1897 to commemorate the Diamond Jubilee YTV 'How We Used to Live:' |
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H1099 |
YTV 'How We Used to Live - Victorians Early and Late' Resource Pack: contains source material such as copies of documents and photographs, 48 pupil worksheets to develop skills of historical investigation, teachers' notes and cassette Ideal support material for the YTV series, but an excellent resource in its own right Suitable Key Stages 2 and 3 |
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Local History - the Victorian Period (see also Maritime History) |
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H1663 |
Resource Pack Local Sources and the Victorians: use of a variety of original sources for K52 'Local History' and 'Victorian Britain' units Useful for all schools but particularly relevant for schools in the Beverley Road, Sculcoates, Pearson Park area of Hull Teacher training/Key Stage 2 |
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H1667 |
The Hull Advertiser: three framed editions, 1820-1840 |
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H1668 |
The Hull and Lincolnshire Times, Dec 14th 1889; Hull News, Dec 14th 1889; The Eastern Morning News and Hull Advertiser, Dec 16th 1889: three local newspapers; can be handled with care by teachers only |
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H1670 |
Life in Local Institutions in the Early 19th Century: a collection of notices detailing rules, regulations, diet, etc for the inmates of local workhouses, hospitals and schools In three frames |
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H1672 |
Trade Advertisements: handbills put out by local merchants and traders in the 19th century In three frames |
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H1675 |
Hull Theatre Bills: 19th century handbills advertising plays, lectures, variety shows, etc In three frames |
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Election Broadsheets: issued by local candidates in general elections, mainly 19th century In three frames |
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H1680 |
Ballot Box: wooden, used in Hull, c1900 for general and local elections, inscribed 'Beverley Ward' |
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H1683 |
Prints Prince's Dock, Hull Atkinson Grimshaw, 1882, and The Horsewash, Corporation Pier, c1890 |
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H1689 |
Model The Horsewash, Corporation Pier, Hull: shows the Horsewash in use about 1900 with a Humber keel off-loading coal |
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H1691 |
Ordnance Survey Map Hull Old Town, 1853: large scale; framed |
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H1693 |
Drawings of the Old Town of Hull, 1880-1920: copies of 17 pen and ink drawings by F S Smith In three frames |
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H1694 |
Drawings of the Old Town of Hull, 1880-1920: copies of a further selection of drawings by F S Smith In three frames |
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H1697 |
Booklets, Victorian Hull: 'Images of Victorian Hull' contains Copies of 122 F S Smith drawings of the Old Town, between c1880 and 1925 'Hull As It Was' contains numerous reproductions of photographs of Hull, c1860 to 1920 |
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H1699 |
Videotape A Place to Live: the history and development of housing in Hull; relevant to study of Victorian period and 20th century; suitable all age groups; produced by Hull Museums, 8 minutes |
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H1700 |
Hull in the 1880s: copies of contemporary photographs; mounted on card |
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H1701 |
Photographs of Old Hull: copies of 19th century scenes |
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H1702 |
Print Bird's Eye View of the Town of Kingston upon Hull by F Pettingell, 1880: in colour, framed |
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H1703 |
Hull and District Directory, 1895: a street and trade directory of Hull and surrounding villages and towns including Beverley; very useful for local history studies |
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H1704 |
Bulmer's History and Directory of East Yorkshire, 1892; reprint Very useful for local history research; covers every town and parish in the historic East Riding |
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H1705 |
Hull Royal Charter, 1897: a framed copy of Queen Victoria's charter of 1897 granting Hull the status of the 'City and County of Kingston upon Hull' |
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H1706 |
'Seaside Resorts in Humberside:' two copies of booklet containing copies of original documents Produced by the Local History Archives Unit |
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H1708 |
Print Bridlington Quay, c1850: large framed original print; coloured and detailed |
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| (see also H1355-H1363 and Local Transport H1760-H1775 in Victorian Britain section) | ||||
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Roll Map; England and Wales, c1905: map for wall hanging, showing roads, railways, steamer routes and canals; population figures are from 1901 census |
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H1101 |
Model Electric Tram: early 20th century open-top tram; good quality model in matchsticks |
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H1102 |
Videotape The Ripley Rattlers: the history and development of the longest and most dangerous tramway in Britain; operated by the Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire Tramway Company, 1913-1932 30 minutes |
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H1103 |
Videotape Trams around Britain: 60 minutes; covers London trams of the 1950s, museum collections, working tramways in museums, eg Crich, Beamish, the Isle of Man systems, Blackpool and much more |
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H1104 |
Vehicles of the late 1940s and 1950s: twenty black and white photographs (approx 50cm x 35cm), mounted on card The vehicles were all supplied or coachbuilt by R B Massey and Co Ltd of Market Weighton |
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H1105 |
Motorcycling 1900-1960: helmets, touring bag, photographs, etc |
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H1106 |
Videotape Trolleybuses around Great Britain: 55 minutes; filmed in the early 1960s and includes Hull trolleybuses |
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H1107 |
Bus Conductor's Ticket Machine and Money Bag, c1960: plus examples of tickets |
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H1108 |
The Motor Industry: folder of documents relating to the development of the industry from 1900 to the 1960s |
2 |
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H1109 |
Wallchart, History of the Motor Car |
2 |
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H2072 |
The Pneumatic Tyre: cross-section of a Land Rover tyre showing its construction Rubbings can be made from the tread |
4 |
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H1110 |
Bridging the Humber: hardback book recording in colour photographs the building of the Humber Bridge between the beginning of the design stage in 1971 and its opening by the Queen on 17th July 1981; 5 copies; plus, record 'Up and Over! - a Humber Bridge Celebration', 1980 |
2 |
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H1111 |
Slides Bridges: Spanning Space |
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H1112 |
Bridges: 25 black and white photographs (approx 30cm x 24cm) of different types of bridges Mounted on card |
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H1113 |
Videotape Now and Then: a road safety video which is also useful for the study of transport history; using film of well-known streets in Hull and Beverley, road traffic in the 1990s is compared with that in the 1930s and 1940s Includes worksheet which may be photocopied Made for Humberside County Council, Technical Services, Road Safety Section 12 minutes |
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H1114 |
Amy Johnson: audio cassette 'The Story of My Flight,' recorded in Sydney, 1930; Commemorative brochure 'Silvered Wings;' mounted photograph of Amy Johnson; 1930s flying helmet |
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H1115 |
Wallchart History of Aviation |
2 |
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H1116 |
Audio Cassette Amy Johnson, 1903-1941 A dramatised biography |
2 |
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H1117 |
Paintings of Steam Trains: four detailed paintings of steam trains, 1920s to 1960s |
2 |
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H1118 |
Videotape Night Mail, 1936; classic documentary showing the Postal Special's nightly steam train run from London to Scotland Black and white; 24 minutes |
6 |
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H2080 |
Bicycle:Raleigh; gent's; 1928(Separate delivery required) |
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H2081 |
Bicycle: Hercules; girl's; c1930 (Separate delivery required) |
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H2082 |
Bicycle: unknown make; lady's; 1930s (Separate delivery required) |
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H2083 |
Bicycle: BSA; gent's; 1940s(Separate delivery required) |
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H2084 |
Bicycle: BSA; gent's; 1940s(Separate delivery required) |
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H2085 |
Bicycle: Raleigh; gent's; 1956(Separate delivery required) |
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H1120 |
Police Helmet: Dorset, c1960 |
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H1121 |
Police Helmet: Essex, c1960 |
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H1122 |
Police Helmet and Whistle: Hull, c1970 |
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H1125 |
The Suffragettes and the Campaign for Votes for Women: mounted postcards from the Museum of London, plus booklet 'Suffragettes' |
2 |
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H1130 |
Assassination at Sarajevo: folder of documents relating to the outbreak of World War I |
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H1132 |
First World War Recruiting Poster: copy, framed |
3 |
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H1133 |
Trench Warfare: document pack plus slide set 'Trench Warfare;' audio cassette 'The First World War Remembered' with interviews carried out by the Imperial War Museum |
3 |
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H1134 |
The First World War: a collection of military insignia and equipment, including tin helmet, puttees, victory medal, badges and other small items Also a ration hook and peace mug |
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H1135 |
The Western Front and the Battle of the Somme: videotape 'The Battle of the Somme' (80 minutes) plus viewing guide booklet - contains original footage and official pictures; study pack 'The Western Front' with copies of British documents in the collection of the Imperial War Museum |
3 |
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H1136 |
Slides World War I: the Western Front: conditions in the trenches |
2 |
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H1137 |
First World War Memorabilia: including peace plate and hook, Christmas card 1918, war-savings card, 'Comrades' enrolment certificate and example of memorial medals awarded to those who died |
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H1138 |
First World War Memorabilia: discharge certificate 1919; trench periscope; gas warning rattle; two spill holders or vases made from shell cases, decorated with oak leaves and marked 'France 1919;' two peace mugs and a City of Hull peace book; slides 'Civilians in World War I' |
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H1139 |
The Home Front 1914-1918: document pack plus slide set 'The Home Front'; audio cassette 'The First World War Remembered' with interview carried out by the Imperial War Museum; study pack 'Keep The Home Fires Burning' with copies of relevant documents |
3 |
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First World War Newspapers and Magazines: 'The War Illustrated,' 'Blighty' magazine 1918, 'Daily Mirror' 27th April, 1918 |
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H1141 |
The Hull Daily Mail, November 11th, 1918: issued announcing the surrender of Germany |
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H1142 |
Woman at War 1944-1948: videotape (short documentaries and instructional films - total 56 minutes) and accompanying study pack; both produced by the Imperial War Museum |
2 |
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H1143 |
The First World War: a general collection |
2 |
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H1145 |
Peace Mug and Beaker, 1919 |
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H1146 |
Anne Frank 1929-1945: contains a videotape 'Dear Kitty,' an educational film about the life and diary of Anne Frank (25 minutes - suitable upper junior, secondary); book 'The Diary of Anne Frank,' book 'Anne Frank in the World 1929-1945' - a well-illustrated exhibition catalogue, plus booklet 'Anne Frank - the Diary, the House, the Foundation' |
6 |
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H1147 |
Audio Cassette Life in Nazi Germany: the impact of Nazism on daily life; race policy and civilian wartime experiences Extracts from the Imperial War Museum's collection of recorded interviews |
2 |
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H1148 |
Pith Helmet: khaki; as worn by non-combat British soldiers in hot climates |
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H1149 |
Army Jacket, Cap and Sam Browne Belts: part of dress uniform of Captain CA Northmore, Royal Hampshire Regiment, 1924 to 1947 |
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H1150 |
German Soldier's Helmet and Medals, and a Swastika Flag: c1940 |
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H1153 |
Videotape The Nazis Strike: 39 minutes; the rise of the Nazi Party and the build-up to war; contains much original film Also German Infantry Small Arms: 12 minutes |
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H1154 |
Videotape Battle of Britain: 75 minutes Documentary made in 1990 to celebrate its 50th anniversary; charts the progress of the Battle of Britain through the eyes and memories of those who took part - both allied and German pilots Contains much original film and is set against the domestic life of Britain throughout the summer of 1940 Suitable upper primary and secondary |
3 |
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H1155 |
Videotape The Battle of Britain: 49 minutes; contains much original film |
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H1156 |
The Battle of Britain: folder of copies of documents and photographs |
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H1157 |
War Savings for Armaments; 'Wings for Victory' poster; 'Save Your Pennies' money box; Post Office Savings Bank 'Home Safe,' etc |
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H1158 |
Wartime Poster: 'Wings for Victory;' shows a Spitfire Original; framed |
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H1159 |
Parachute Canopy: silk, marked 'Cheney Bros July 8th, 1942' |
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H2012 |
Wartime Aircraft Cockpit Instruments: a collection of instruments made between 1940 and 1942 for the Lancaster, Wellington and Halifax bombers and the Spitfire fighter; with photocopies of complete instrument panels and a selection of wartime aircraft recognition cards |
2 |
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H1160 |
Videotape Memphis Belle; 38 minutes; American B-17 bombing missions over Germany Also 'Fight for the Sky': 20 minutes; includes original camera gun film |
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H1162 |
RAF Bomber Command 1939-1945; framed tea-towel with map showing locations and names of all the wartime airfields in Eastern England plus illustrations of bombers |
2 |
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H1163 |
Videotape D-Day Minus One: 16 minutes D-Day Convoy: 17 minutes the Autobiography of a Jeep: 9 minutes |
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H1164 |
D-Day, 6th June, 1944: Imperial War Museum document pack; copies of eight historic photographs (encapsulated); audio cassette 'D-Day Remembered' containing extracts from recorded interviews |
4 |
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H1165 |
Wartime Propaganda Posters: full-size copies of posters issued with newspapers during the Second World War; encapsulated |
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H1166 |
World War II Poster: 'Let Us Go Forward Together' (Churchill); copy; framed |
2 |
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H2025 |
Winston Churchill Commemorative Booklets and Newspaper Supplements: tributes to Sir Winston Churchill at the time of his funeral in 1965 |
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H1167 |
On the Home Front, 1939-45; ration books, ID card, two ARP helmets, gas mask, public information leaflets about food shortage, etc, civil defence documents and photographs of bomb damage to Hull |
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H1168 |
The Home Front, 1939-45: two Imperial War Museum folders of documents; slides 'The Home Front;' audio cassette 'The Home Front 1939-1945' containing extracts from the Imperial War Museum's collection of recorded interviews |
5 |
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H1169 |
Evacuation Suitcase: as carried by thousands of children evacuated from major cities and ports in 1939-40; contains clothing, shoes, etc, plus book 'The Day They Took The Children' by Ben Wicks |
4 |
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H1170 |
World War II Ephemera: ration books, identity cards, etc |
8 |
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H1171 |
Civil Defence in World War II: ARP helmet, first-aid kit and report books, civil defence armband, documents on civil defence, schedule of air raids on Hull |
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H1172 |
Air Raid Precautions: ARP helmet, bell, whistle and badge; aluminium fire bucket, ARP card sign; slides 'Civilians in WW II,' documents relating to bombing raids and booklet 'Hull in World War II' |
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H1173 |
Air Raid Precautions: includes ARP whistle, armbands, first-aid box and booklet; water bottle; enamel direction sign 'ARP Shelter' and box of aircraft identification cards |
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H1174 |
Lighting in the Blackout: a selection of items |
2 |
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H2073 |
Vehicle Lighting in Wartime: a selection of vehicle headlamp covers |
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H1175 |
World War II Gas Masks: one small child's and one infant's |
3 |
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H1176 |
Poster Gas Attack: issued by the Ministry of Home Security; replica |
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H1177 |
The Services in World War II: forces' gas mask and tin helmet, policeman's lamp, Civil Defence beret, field beret, field dressing and a tin of anti-gas ointment |
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H1178 |
The 'Home Guard' and Civil Defence in World War II includes two Civil Defence armbands; Home Guard badge and certificate of service; warden's helmet; three tumblers marked 'Home Guard;' documents on Civil Defence; slides 'Civilians in the Two World Wars' |
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H1179 |
Precautions Against Gas Attack: anti-gas tape box; anti-gas eyeshields and tins of ointment; civilian gas mask in tin container; Ministry of Home Security leaflet and ARP booklets |
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H1180 |
Fire Precautions in War time: includes Fire Guard and ARP armbands; indoor sandbags to combat incendiary bombs; warden's tin helmet; stirrup pump; public information leaflet, 1939 |
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H1181 |
Audio Cassette Sounds of an Air Raid: the alert, distant anti-aircraft fire, heavy explosions, distant gunfire, the all-clear 7 minutes |
9 |
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H2079 |
Air Raid Siren: hand operated siren; can be used for teacher demonstration (Not recommended for classroom display or unsupervised use!) |
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H1182 |
Gas Mask Case, School Satchel and School Uniform: belonging to Patricia Spetch who attended Malet Lambert High School, Hull, between Oct 1939 and July 1946; plus pieces of shrapnel collected by Patricia after air raids and intended for recycling |
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H1183 |
Wartime Enamel Signs: 'To Shelter No 16' and 'Danger - Butterfly Bombs'; originals; framed |
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H1184 |
Stirrup Pump and Fire Bucket: used in World War II for fire prevention during bombing raids |
4 |
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H1185 |
Civilian Duty Respirator: gas mask used by wardens, civilian medical officers, etc, with helmet |
2 |
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H1186 |
Stretcher: used in Hull during the air raids of 1941-42; folding type |
3 |
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H1187 |
Folding Field Bed and Chair: used in field hospitals and temporary army camps; canvas with wood and metal folding supports; c1940 |
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H1188 |
First Aid for Civilian Casualties, 1939-1945: ARP first-aid kit; first-aid shoulder bag; nursing manual; splints; metal food container; water bottle; medical officer's tin helmet; original first-aid leaflet, etc |
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H1189 |
The Red Cross and St John: wartime nurse's uniform and five original posters featuring Red Cross nurses helping wounded soldiers |
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H1190 |
The St John Ambulance Brigade: three illustrated bandages, cap badge and lapel badge |
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H1191 |
Food and Cooking in Wartime: includes enamel kettle and saucepan, Kilner preserve jar, tin of dried egg powder, baby's feeding bottle, household mincer, recipe books, 'Dig for Victory' leaflet, grocer's shop rationing register, etc |
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H1192 |
Wartime Cookery: recipes and cookery books; ration books; 'Good Housekeeping' magazine 1944; leaflets on dried eggs, etc; wartime packets of suet pudding, sugar, etc; wartime tins of coffee and dried eggs |
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H1193 |
Britain at War: folder with copies of documents and photographs relating to everyday life in Britain during the war |
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H1194 |
Life in Britain, 1940-1945: copies of photographs; in a single frame |
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H1195 |
The Women's Land Army: 1940s costume including pair of WLA breeches; photographs and information on women in wartime |
2 |
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H1196 |
Wartime Poster: Food Comes First 'Join the Women's Land Army ' Original; framed |
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H1197 |
Posters 1940-1945: 'Dig for Victory,' 'Keep Mum She's No So Dumb,' etc Copies; four in single frame |
2 |
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H1198 |
Posters 1940-1945: 'Make Do And Mend,' 'We Want Your Kitchen Waste,' etc Copies; four in single frame |
2 |
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H1199 |
Videotape Keeping the Wheels Turning: women and children at war 1939-1945; seven short archive films from the Imperial War Museum collection; total 72 minutes |
3 |
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H2017 |
Home/Shop Canning Machine: 'Dixie' Automatic Can Sealer; used during the l940s for the home canning of foods during the period of shortages and rationing |
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H1200 |
Pig Collection Can: wartime pig food collection can - marked PCC 58; with copy of poster 'We Want Your Kitchen Waste' |
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H1201 |
Dig for Victory Poster: original, framed |
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H1202 |
Wartime Newspapers and Magazines |
3 |
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H1203 |
Wartime Emergency Packing: cartons and containers; c1940 |
3 |
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H1204 |
Ladies' Fashion in Wartime: a selection of ladies' clothing, some with utility mark |
3 |
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H1205 |
Two Wartime Dresses, Stockings and a Bra: includes an evening and a day dress; some with utility mark |
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H1206 |
Two Wartime Dresses and a Pinafore: all bearing the 1941 utility mark |
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H1207 |
Wartime Dress and Pinafore: both bearing the 1941 utility mark |
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H1208 |
Wartime Dress, Knickers and Hat: for young girl; two with utility mark |
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H2028 |
Men's Fashion in Wartime: a selection of men's clothing, some with utility mark |
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H2007 |
Wartime Boots and Shoes: four pairs for a typical family, two pairs with utility mark |
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H1209 |
Shoes (child's size 12), Pullover, etc with Gas Mask and Container, c1940:for young wartime schoolboy |
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H1210 |
Shortages and Rationing, 1940-1950: copies of adverts from the period of austerity; in a single frame |
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H1211 |
Popular Music 1939-1945: includes a wartime wind-up box gramophone in working order, 78 rpm records, original sheet music plus compilation cassette of popular wartime songs 'We'll Meet Again': Vera Lynn |
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H1213 |
Wartime and Post-War Memorabilia: all relating to Gunner R B Shucksmith of the Royal Artillery who was from Barton-upon-Humber Includes forms, letters, ration books, identity cards, postcards, souvenirs, 'dog tags' and certificate of transfer to the army reserve |
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H1214 |
Wartime Photographs: original news photographs plus book 'The Wartime Scrapbook from Blitz to Victory 1939-1945' |
2 |
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H1215 |
'The War Illustrated'; bound volume of this weekly magazine, Jan-July 1941 plus sample individual issues 1942-44 |
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H1216 |
Popular Songs and Music of the 1940s and 1950s: two compilation cassettes - 'Dance Band Hits of the Blitz' and 'We'll Meet Again': Vera Lynn |
2 |
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H1218 |
Videotapes (4) The Wartime Kitchen and Garden; BBC 1993: parts 1 to 4 of the popular series with head gardener Harry Dodson and cook Ruth Mott Plus book 'Ration Book Recipes' |
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H1219 |
Videotapes (4) The Wartime Kitchen and Garden; BBC 1993: parts 5 to 8 as above Plus book 'Ration Book Recipes' |
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H2027 |
General Collection of Second World War Items |
3 |
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H1735 |
Hull in the Second World War: photographs of bomb damage; folder of documents relating to air raids Fifteen copies |
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H1737 |
Videotape Hull Blitz, 1941: Universal News newsreel; 12 minutes |
6 |
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H1738 |
Videotape Visit of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth to Hull, August 1941: the royal visitors touring the bombed streets, meeting civil defence workers, nurses, etc: produced by E Simmons for the Playhouse Theatre News, Beverley Black and white; silent; 9 minutes |
3 |
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H1740 |
Air Raid Precautions in Hull, 1939-1945: ARP handbell, air raid warden's appointment card and badge, WVS and Red Cross badges, booklet presented to wardens to commemorate the royal visit to the bombed areas of Hull by King George VI and Queen Elizabeth on 6th August, 1941 |
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H1741 |
Videotapes (2) Hull at 'War: part 1 'The Blitz'; part 2 'The Beginning of the End;' part 1 covers the home front and part 2 looks at the part played in the war by Hull's servicemen and women Both 55 minutes (Teachers are advised to review first and use selected sections only) |
6 |
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H1742 |
The Hull Blitz: includes copies of damage reports and other information on the raids of May 1941; children's written accounts of the bombing; book 'A North-East Coast Town' by Geraghty; ARP armbands, etc, Hull Daily Mail special supplement 'The Blitz;' slides 'Civilians in the Two World 'Wars' |
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H1743 |
Videotape Part I - Victory in Europe Celebrations, Hull, May 1945; Churchill's announcement of German surrender; dancing in Queen's Gardens and East Park; thanksgiving services; children's fancy dress parade; parade of services through Hull; Victory sports and tea parties Commentary by Alvar Lidell; black and white; sound; 40 minutes Part II - Distribution of Free Food Parcels from S Africa to the Poor of Hull, June 1948 Black and white; silent; 8 minutes |
3 |
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Newspapers, Advertising, Printing, etc (see also H1140 and H1141) |
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H1220 |
Newspapers, 1903: 4 different copies of The Eastern Morning News and Hull Advertiser, August 1903 |
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H1221 |
Typewriter, c1915: an Underwood machine originally patented in 1896 with improvements patented up to 1911 Can be demonstrated |
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H1222 |
Typewriter, c1920: Imperial portable; can be demonstrated |
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H1223 |
Typewriter, c1930: Underwood portable; can be demonstrated |
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H1224 |
Typewriter, c1940: Imperial, heavy office type; with flexible cover; can be demonstrated |
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H2022 |
Office Equipment 1900-1950: a selection of desktop items |
2 |
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Enamel Advertising Sign: Holdfast Boots; framed; c1910 |
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H1226 |
Enamel Advertising Sign: R White's Ginger Beer, Lemonade, Kola, Soda Water, etc, framed; c1920 |
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H1227 |
Code Book 1946: Bentley's Second Phrase Book containing 100,000 five letter code words for sending messages in morse via the International Telegraph Service This was important for international trade from the 1880s onwards and has now been replaced by telephone, fax, etc |
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H1229 |
Two Copies of the Daily Mail, 1963 and 1969: 23rd November 1963 'Kennedy Assassinated' and 21st July 1969 'Man on the Moon' |
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H1230 |
The Bootmaker: a pair of lady's boots, pair of gentleman's boots, cobbler's last and shoe buttons, boot studs, etc, early 20th century |
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H1231 |
Pair of Lady's Boots: early 20th century |
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H1235 |
Cobbler's Tools: a selection for making and mending boots and shoes; early 20th century |
2 |
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H1236 |
Cobbler's Price Poster 'Ladies' Boots Soled and Heeled, 1s 6d': c1900; framed |
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H1238 |
Clogs: pair of working type; Lancashire or Yorkshire, c1920 |
3 |
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H1241 |
Pair of Leather Gaiters |
3 |
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H1245 |
Life in the 1920s: bowler hat, two lady's hats, pair of spectacles in case, song sheet 1921, advertising calendar 1921, books, family photographs |
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H1246 |
Advertising Prints of London Fashions: original plates from the 'Sartorial Gazette' 1914-1926 |
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H1247 |
At the Seaside: a collection of items from the inter-war years, including a bathing costume and seaside souvenirs |
2 |
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H1249 |
Homburg Hat, c1930 and Bowler Hat: the latter in original box, dated 1928 |
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H1251 |
Gentleman's Travelling Accessories, 1930s/1940s: includes suitcase packed with shirt, collars, press-studs and cuff-links, trouser press, clothes brush, camera, travelling iron, shaving kit, etc |
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H1252 |
Top Hat and Tail Coat, c1930: hat in original box, dated 1927; includes hat brush and coat hanger |
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H1253 |
Hair Care in the 1940s: a collection of ladies' hairdressing accessories and equipment |
2 |
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H1254 |
'Women's Magazines of the 1950s: 'Woman's Own,' 'Woman's Illustrated,' etc - most illustrating costume |
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H1255 |
Dress, Liberty Bodice, etc: for teenage girl; 1950s |
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H1256 |
Platform Shoes: pair of lady's shoes, 1975 |
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H1257 |
Wallchart A History of English Costume |
2 |
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H1258 |
Nurses Uniforms: 1960s |
2 |
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H1259 |
Slides and Audio Cassette Dressed for the Part: clothing and social communication Suitable upper junior and secondary |
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H1260 |
Slides and Audio Cassette Fine Feathers: the technology of dress Suitable upper junior and secondary |
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H1264 |
Singer Sewing Machine: portable model, c1920 |
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H1265 |
Singer Sewing Machine: portable model, c1940 |
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H1275 |
Bell Boy's Jacket: uniform of hotel bell boy, c1920 |
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H1276 |
Boy's Summer Outfit: matching jacket and short trousers, shirt and pair of boots; c1930 |
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H1279 |
Young Girl's Blouse and Skirt: c1920 |
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H1281 |
Girl's Cloak: c1920 |
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H2006 |
Girl's Umbrella and Parasol: c1930 |
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H1287 |
Roller Skates: American Patent of 1906; about English size 5; in original carrying case |
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H1288 |
Early 20th Century Toys: includes stone construction bricks, a scrap album, alphabet bricks and a drawing slate |
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H1289 |
Early 20th Century 'Working' Toys: includes a 'candlestick' telephone, c1910, a typewriter, c1920, a 1930s mangle and a 1940s sewing machine - all reflect the designs of the day and actually work |
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H1290 |
Child's Sewing Machine: working machine in original box with instructions; 1905 |
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H1291 |
Board Game: the game of 'Halma', c1915 |
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H1292 |
Toy Construction Bricks: c1910 |
3 |
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H1293 |
Children's Novels, c1910: typical examples of the period; all with illustrated covers |
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H1294 |
Child's Washing Equipment: washboard, washtub, clothes-horse and selection of doll's clothes |
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H1295 |
Child's Washing Equipment: posser, washing basket, washboard, enamel washtub |
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H2029 |
Child's Washing Equipment: mangle, clothes horse and bucket |
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H1296 |
Toy Mangle, c1930: Triang mangle with wooden rollers; wash bowl, etc and some doll and baby clothes to wash |
2 |
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H2002 |
Doll's Cot, 1930s: collapsible cot (48cm x 32cm) with base, mattress, pillow and eiderdown |
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H2003 |
Toy School Desk, 1930s: wooden desk (60cm high); with ceramic inkwell |
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H1297 |
Cigarette Cards: sets and albums from the inter-war years |
3 |
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H1298 |
Jigsaws: two Bateman cartoons made into non-interlocking jigsaws, 1923 |
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H1299 |
Children's Books, Toys and Games: 1920s |
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H1300 |
Early 20th Century Toys: a selection |
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H1301 |
'Constructional Scenes': a 1930s toy with six different three dimensional scenes - Croydon Aerodrome, St Pancras Station, Farmyard, etc Displayed in perspex case |
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H1302 |
Children's Toys and Games: 1930s |
3 |
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H2004 |
Toy Sewing Machine, Cooker and Mincer, 1930s: sewing machine with original box and instructions; cooker with pots, pans, kettle, etc |
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H2005 |
Doll's Pram: Silver Cross doll's pram with blankets, covers, hood and sun shade; early 1930s |
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H1303 |
Construction Toy: forerunner of Lego; 1930s |
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H2052 |
Toy Horse Ride: 'Mobo' horse ride for small child, c1960 |
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H2053 |
Child's Tricycle, c1950 |
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H2054 |
Steam Engine and Bricks: wooden pull along toy and coloured wooden bricks, c1950 |
2 |
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H2055 |
Small Steam Engine and Trucks: wooden pull along toy, c1960 |
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H2056 |
Wringers: two toy wringers, c1950 |
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H2057 |
Toy Cooker and Sink Unit: with saucepan, kettle, etc 1950s |
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H2058 |
Jigsaws: card type in original boxes; 1950s, a selection |
4 |
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H2059 |
Wartime Toys: home-made tank and battleship, 1940s |
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H2060 |
Picture Bricks: wooden c1920 with modern set for comparison |
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H2061 |
Children's Books: 1920s to 1950s; a selection |
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H2062 |
Comics: examples from the 1930s to the 1950s |
2 |
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H2063 |
Scooter: Triang, c1950 |
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H2064 |
Card Games, c1930: traditional games like 'Snap', by J Jacques and Son, London |
2 |
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H2065 |
Children's Toys: 1970s: a selection |
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H1304 |
Infant Picture Books and Story Books, c1930 |
2 |
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H1305 |
Pair of Child's Stilts: home-made; c1930 |
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H2074 |
Pogo Stick: John Bull, c1950 |
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H1306 |
Hornby Train Set: clockwork, '0' gauge; late 1940s/early 1950s |
3 |
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H1307 |
Life in the 1930s: as illustrated on pictures selected from a 1930s set of primary school classroom pictures |
2 |
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H1308 |
Scrap Album, 1940-1950 |
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H1309 |
Tin Plate and Plastic Toys of the 1950s: Chad Valley, etc |
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H2078 |
Christmas Decorations, 1930s to 1960s |
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H1310 |
Toy Snow House: Christmas 1942, cheap stocking filler in the form of snow covered cottage containing story book, tracing book, jigsaw puzzle, cut-out lanterns, chalks, toy watch, toy scales, tin post box, goggles, etc |
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H1311 |
'Character' Toys of the 1950s to 1970s: Sooty, Noddy, Rupert, Golly, Donald Duck, Paddington Bear etc |
2 |
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H1312 |
Children's Toys, 1940s-1950s |
6 |
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H1313 |
Children at the Seaside, c1930-1950: bucket, wooden spade, photographs, beach related toys etc |
2 |
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H1314 |
Children's Novels of the 1950s: with original illustrated dust jackets |
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H1315 |
'Mamod' Steam Engine: c1960; with paraffin burner; can be demonstrated by teacher, but should not be used by children except under close supervision |
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H1316 |
Noah's Ark and Steam Engine: wooden toys, c1940 |
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H1317 |
'Mamod' Steam Road Roller: c1960; with paraffin burner; for demonstration use by teachers or supervised use by children |
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H1318 |
Table Skittles: a smaller version of bar skittles; 1950-1960 |
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H1319 |
Dolls: a varied selection of dolls dating from c1950 to c1980 |
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H2014 |
Dolls: a selection of small bisque baby dolls, dolls house furniture and dolls clothing; c1900 to c1940 |
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H2015 |
Doll: baby doll; original clothes and cot; c1910 Composition doll by Arthur Schonou, Germany (1884-1925) |
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H2016 |
Large Baby Doll: original clothes; c1910 Composition doll by Armand Marseille, Germany (1865-1925) |
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H2018 |
Tank / Money Box: home-made, wooden toy tank, which doubled as a money box for war savings; early 1940s |
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H2019 |
Children's Books c1930 |
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H2020 |
Shirley Temple Toys: book and card cut-outs relating to the American child star of the 1930s |
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H2021 |
'Dinky', 'Corgi' and 'Matchbox' Toy Vehicles: a selection showing vehicles from c1910-1960 |
4 |
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H2033 |
Dolls Convertible Pram / Pushchair: Silver Cross; 1960 |
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| (see also 'Victorian Britain) | ||||
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H1320 |
Domestic Washing Equipment: dolly tub, dolly stool, hand posser, washboard, pegs and soap |
10 |
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H2013 |
Rub-a-Tub: small tub with built-in washboard, plus scrubbing brush, soap, pegs and a garment to wash; c1930 |
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H1324 |
Wash Pump: c1940 |
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H1325 |
Washtub/Bathtub: oval; galvanised iron |
2 |
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H1329 |
Hand Wringer: for wringing clothes; complete with metal stand and wooden duckboard; 'Handy,' c1940 |
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H1330 |
Hand Wringer: for wringing clothes; complete with wooden stand; 'Acme,' c1950 |
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H1332 |
Hand-Wringer: 'Fleetway' wringer, c1955 |
2 |
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H1334 |
Reckitt's Products: for cleaning, washing and polishing 'Zebra' grate polish, 'Paris Blue,' 'Gypsy' black lead; 'Brasso,' etc, early to mid-20th century |
2 |
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H1335 |
Enamel advertising Signs: two examples; Reckitt's Blue and Colman's Starch; c1920; framed |
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H1336 |
Vacuum Cleaner, Brushes, etc, c1920: hand-pumped vacuum 'The Reeves Pneumatic Broom' patented in London 1913; carpet beater; curtain brush, bannister brush and dust pan brush |
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H1337 |
Vacuum Cleaner, c1920: hand-pumped type called 'The Good House Keeper,' patented in the USA in 1913 |
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H1338 |
Vacuum Cleaner, c1920: hand-pump type called 'The Star' |
3 |
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H1339 |
Vacuum Cleaner, c1930: push-operated upright cleaner called 'The Gem' |
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H1340 |
Carpet Sweeper: c1920 |
3 |
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H1341 |
Vacuum Cleaner: electric; upright type; 1940s |
3 |
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H2075 |
Vacuum Cleaner: electric; cylinder type; 1940s |
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H1342 |
Carpet Beater: cane |
3 |
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H2076 |
'Vacmaster' Vacuum Cleaner, c1950: the 'Vorwerk Vacmaster' with multiple uses - cleaning, hair drying, spraying, polishing, hot air blowing, etc; with original instruction booklet |
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H1343 |
Vacuum Cleaner: Electrolux; cylinder type with fittings; 1954 |
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H2048 |
Vacuum Cleaner: cylinder type; 'Goblin', 1950s |
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H1344 |
Flat Iron and Trivet |
2 |
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H1346 |
Gas Iron and Trivet: c1930 |
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H1347 |
Irons: gas, electric and electric travelling types; early 20th century |
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H1349 |
'Tilley' Paraffin Iron: 1939 patent; with original instruction leaflet |
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H1352 |
Electric Iron: Morphy Richards, c1955 |
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H1355 |
Bicycle Lamps c1920: front acetylene and rear oil lamps of the type in use 1900-1940 |
4 |
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H1356 |
The Development of Electric Lighting: examples of bulbs from 1898 to 1998, switches, etc, plus historical information |
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H1357 |
Gas Lighting, c1900 to 1940: two domestic gas light fittings, c1920; illustrated advertisement for gas lamps, c1920; tin of Price's tapers, c1900; booklet 'Gas Lighting' |
2 |
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H1358 |
Paraffin Duplex Table Lamp: complete with chimney and globe; as purchased new in 1996 (Demonstration only - not suitable for children to handle or to put on open display) |
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H1359 |
Railway Lamp: LNER Signalman's Lamp; c1930 |
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H1360 |
Railway Lamp: LMS shunter's or guard's hand lamp; c1930 |
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H1361 |
Acetylene Inspection Lamp: c1930 |
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H1362 |
Military Railway Lamp: war department shunter's or guard's lamp, c1945 |
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H1363 |
Railway Storm Lantern: paraffin 'Tilley' Lamp; c1950 |
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H1364 |
Two Paraffin Lamps: a railway guard's lamp and a general purpose hand lamp, c1930 |
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H1365 |
Wall Lantern: paraffin; Phillips; c1930 |
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H1368 |
Hurricane Lamp; c1950 |
3 |
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H1370 |
Three Kelly Lamps: circular wick paraffin night lamps; also called 'pixie' lamps; c1920 to 1950 |
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H1371 |
Electric Lighting in the 20th Century: examples of different types of bulbs (drawn wire, coiled coil, mercury, fluorescent, halogen) and switches |
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H1380 |
Bottles and Jars: 'pop,' ginger beer bottles, etc, from the late 19th and early 20th centuries |
3 |
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H1381 |
'Pop' Bottles and Mineral Water tray: includes stone ginger beer bottles, Codd or marble bottles, a seltzer water bottle and an enamelled metal tray from the Hull and Grimsby Mineral Water Co, early 20th century |
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H1383 |
Ice Cream Utensils: 'Rapid' vacuum ice cream freezer, c1930; ice cream glasses, c1900; tinplate wafer moulds, c1930; card sales sign |
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H1385 |
Baking and Cooking Utensils: bread and cake tins, pastry tins, etc, made of tinplate; early 20th century |
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H1388 |
Baking Utensils: rolling pin, wooden spoon, pastry cutter , pie funnel and pastry crimping wheel |
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H1391 |
Grimwade's 'Quick-Cooker,' c1920: 'Quick-Cooker' bowl (patented 1909), with saucepan to place it in; Grimwade's advertising rolling pin |
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H1392 |
Kitchen Utensils: corer, sugar cutters, grater, masher |
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H1397 |
Mixing Bowl: stoneware with pouring lip |
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H1400 |
Kitchen Scales and Weights: 1/2oz to 1lb |
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H1402 |
Kitchen Scales, c1920: Salter's Improved Family Scale to weigh 141b, brass-faced |
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H1405 |
Kettle: electric, brass, c1920 (patented 1911) |
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H1406 |
Electric Fire: 'Ediswan'; art-deco upright style, c1920 |
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H1407 |
Tin Opener: an early 20th century patent |
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H1410 |
Cake Mixer: the 'Magic' patented by Follows and Bate Ltd of Manchester, c1930 |
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H1411 |
Slicer: patent slicer, c1930 |
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H1413 |
Marmalade Cutter: the 'Magic,' patented by Follows and Bate Ltd, c1930 |
2 |
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H1415 |
'Beatrice' Oil Burner Stove: made by Harper of Wilenhall, W Midlands, from 1938; unused and with original box |
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H1420 |
Domestic and Kitchen Utensils: enamel |
2 |
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H1423 |
Domestic and Kitchen Utensils: bakelite, 1930s to 1950s |
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H1425 |
Cooking Utensils, c1940: includes enamel pans, sieve, potato masher, cheese grater and mincer |
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H1426 |
General Collection of 1940s Household Items |
7 |
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H1427 |
Ephemera of the 1930s and 1940s: paperwork, photographs, tickets, etc typical of its period |
2 |
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H2008 |
Household Bottles, Tins and Packets of the 1930s and 1940s |
2 |
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H2009 |
Household Bottles, Tins and Packets of the 1940s and 1950s |
2 |
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H1430 |
Crumb Pan and Brush: copper, early 20th century |
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H1431 |
Desk-top Writing Set, c1920: plus stoneware bulk ink bottle, rule and two early fountain pens |
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H2030 |
Ephemera of the 1920s |
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H1433 |
Bread Bin, Board and Knife, c1940 |
3 |
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H1434 |
Foodmixer: two pint glass jug with integral hand whisk; 1940s |
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H1435 |
Milk Bottles: with card tops; 1940 |
2 |
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H1436 |
Hot Water Bottle: stoneware, c1930 |
5 |
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H1437 |
Chamber Pot: ceramic; 1930s |
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H1438 |
Hot Water Bottle: electric, bakelite: c1950 (patented 1943) |
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H1439 |
Gas Fire, c1935: small portable gas fire, the 'Handiheater' |
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H1440 |
Radio: Ferguson, 1935; in working order |
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H2077 |
Television: Philips, 1939; table model with 7 1/4 x5 1/4 inch screen; plus a copy of 'Practical Wireless and Television' 2nd September 1939 (Separate delivery required) |
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H1441 |
Hair Drier: electric, white, bakelite; 1930s |
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H1442 |
Household Electrical Gadgets of the 1940s and 1950s: a selection |
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H1443 |
Toaster: electric, 1940 |
2 |
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H1444 |
Hair Drier: electric, bakelite, 1940 |
3 |
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H1445 |
Electric Iron and Toaster: 'Morphy Richards' purchased 1953 and 1955 |
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H1447 |
Electric Fire, 1940s |
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H1448 |
Horizontal Toaster: HMV electric toaster in original box; 1950s |
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H1449 |
Rag Rugs: two hand-made cottage type |
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H1451 |
Bath for Baby or Small Child: galvanised iron |
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H1452 |
Bath: galvanised iron |
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H1453 |
Commode: in home-made wooden cabinet, early 20th century |
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H1455 |
Washstand and Jug: white enamel; corner type; c1940 |
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H1456 |
Hip Bath: c1915 |
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H1457 |
Camera, c1920: Thornton Pickard 'Junior Special' reflex camera with original wooden tripod |
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H1458 |
Cameras: folding bellows Kodak, 1916, and box Ensign, c1930 |
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H1459 |
Candlestick Telephone, c1920: the type in use until the 1950s in some households |
2 |
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H2001 |
Edison Gem Phonograph c1910: with horn and cylindrical record; first patented in 1900; can be demonstrated with care |
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H1460 |
Record Player, c1940: mechanical machine with spare needles and contemporary records: can be demonstrated |
2 |
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H2047 |
Radio, 1947: Philips; Bakelite case |
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H1461 |
Gramophone, c1950: Philips electric, polished wooden cabinet type, on legs |
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H1462 |
Record Player: c1955; Philips portable battery-operated type; with records,c1960; can be demonstrated |
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H2049 |
Tape Recorder: reel-to-reel; 'Grundig'; 1960s |
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H1463 |
Telephone, 1948: in working order |
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H1464 |
As above 1952 |
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H1466 |
Festival of Britain 1951: catalogue of the South Bank Exhibition |
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H1468 |
General Collection of 1950s Household Items |
2 |
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H1469 |
Ephemera of the 1950s and 1960s: paperwork, photographs, tickets, etc; typical of its period |
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Old and New - for Comparison, Discussion of Change, Use of Materials, etc |
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H2036 |
Old and New: flat iron c1900; electric iron c1940; 1990s electric steam iron |
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H2037 |
Old and New: pocket watch, c1940 and modern digital watch; pair of spectacles, c1940 and modern pair of spectacles; 1950s box camera and modern disposable camera |
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H2038 |
Old and New: packet of washing powder c1950 and 1990s packet of washing powder; bar of soap, c1920 and 1990s bar of soap; liberty bodice, c1950 and T-shirt |
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H2039 |
Old and New: 1940s milk bottle and 1990s milk bottle; 1940s baby's feeding bottle and 1990s baby's feeding bottle; pair of child's leather sandals, c1950 and a pair of child's trainers; child's mug, c1900 and 1990s child's mug |
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H2040 |
Old and New: 1950s bull's eye torch and disposable torch; candle holder, c1940 and fluorescent light bulb; paraffin cycle lamp, c1920 and battery cycle lamp |
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H2041 |
Old and New: 1940s stone hot water bottle and rubber hot water bottle; marble pop bottle, c1910 and drinks can |
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H2042 |
Old and New: 1930s nursery rhyme book and 1990s nursery rhyme book; 1960s women's magazine and 1990s women's magazine; 78 rpm record, c1940 and compact disc |
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H2043 |
Old and New: 1930s tin and 1990s paint tin; beer bottle, c1910 and 1990s beer bottle; marmalade pot, c1920 and 1990s marmalade jar |
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H2044 |
Old and New: doll, c1920 and 1990s doll; teddy bear, c1940 and 1990s teddy bear |
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H2045 |
Old and New: pre-1860 penny, early 20th Century penny and modern penny; wooden clothes peg, c1920 and plastic clothes peg; 1940s tin opener and 1990s tin opener; game of jacks, c1900 and 1990s plastic jacks |
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H2046 |
Old and New: 1930s enamelled kettle and 1990s electric kettle; 1930s pan and 1990s pan |
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H2086 |
Old and New: 1940s glass cell type battery; 1950s 'Exide Accumulator' battery and 1990s batteries |
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H1470 |
Pre-decimalisation Silver Coins: crown, half-crown, florin, shilling, sixpence and threepence of George V and George VI; crown, half-crown, florin, shilling and sixpence of Elizabeth II |
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H1471 |
Pennies from Victoria to Elizabeth II; pre-decimal British Coins: in two frames with stands for display |
2 |
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H1475 |
Wallchart 2,000 years of British Coins |
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H1476 |
Booklet The Development of English Coinage: Elizabeth I to Elizabeth II 20 copies |
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H1480 |
Coronation Mug and Dish, 1902: King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra |
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H1482 |
Coronation Mug, 1902: plus two plates depicting Queen Alexandra and Prince Edward of Wales |
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H1484 |
Prints King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra: two large, colourful, original prints in old frames |
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H1485 |
Portrait of King Edward VII: framed, 13m x 07m |
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H2000 |
Print King George V: colourful, original print in contemporary frame |
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H2026 |
Silver Jubilee of King George V and Queen Mary 1935: 'The Illustrated London News' Silver Jubilee Record Number 1910-1935 |
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H1486 |
Coronation Mugs, 1937: King Edward VIII, King George VI and Queen Elizabeth |
3 |
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H2071 |
King Edward VIII: souvenir plate, cup and saucer for Coronation planned for 12th May 1937 |
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H2070 |
King George VI: 1937 Coronation souvenir casket and 1930s tin |
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H1487 |
Coronation Souvenir Book, 1937: King George VI |
2 |
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H1488 |
King George VI: newspaper supplements, 1937 to 1952 plus book 'The Coronation of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth' |
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H1489 |
King George VI - Coronation 1937 Souvenirs: mug, book, 'Weekly Illustrated' May 15th, 1937; envelope with George VI stamp |
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H1491 |
Queen Elizabeth II Commemorative Booklets: wedding 1947 and coronation 1953; contemporary souvenir booklets and magazines |
3 |
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H2069 |
Queen Elizabeth II - Coronation 1953: souvenir tins and mugs |
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H1492 |
Queen Elizabeth II - Coronation 1953 Souvenirs: cup, saucer and plate, tins, trinket box, pen and pencil, framed portrait, souvenir magazines, etc |
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H1494 |
Commemorative Booklets and Newspapers: wedding of Princess Margaret 1960; wedding of Duke of Kent 1961; investiture of Prince of Wales 1969 |
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H1495 |
Commemorative Booklets and Newspapers: wedding of Princess Anne 1973; 80th birthday of Queen Mother 1980; wedding of Prince Charles 1981 |
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H1496 |
Commemorative Tins: biscuit tin and two coffee tins - George V, George VI and Elizabeth II |
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H2031 |
Newspaper Reports, etc: Silver Jubilee of Queen Elizabeth II, 1977 |
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H2032 |
Commemorative Booklets, etc: wedding of Prince Charles and Lady Diana Spencer, 1981 |
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H1497 |
Britain since 1930, (BBC Video Plus): videotape 'Landmarks' programmes - 1 Life Keeps Changing, 2 The Hungry Thirties? 3 A Better Britain For All? (1945-1951), 4; Never Had It So Good? (1952-1959) 5 The Swinging Sixties? (1960-1969), 6 Trouble and Strife? (1970-1979); teacher's notes; Fact Finder booklet 'Britain Since 1930;' wallchart 'Life in Britain 1930-1950' Suitable Key Stage 2 |
2 |
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A Year to Remember (Videotapes) 1930-1969: Original footage from the Pathe News Library Running time of each videotape approx 60 mins |
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H149830 |
1930: Flying Scotsman's epic race Prince pilots DO-X, RAE Pageant Empress of Britain launched Henley Royal Regatta World's largest seaplane trial flight Monte Carlo rally The Railway Zeppelin Ford's new Dagenham factory Winter sports |
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H149831 |
1931: Chaplin Comes Home Miss Taylor wins Brooklands Lady Astor MP Mayday customs Londoners hop-picking 'Hotsy-Totsy' wins Gold Cup Christmas Train disaster Royal Agricultural Show New York's gun battles Gandhi in London |
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H149832 |
1932: Newcastle defeat Arsenal in Cup Amelia Earhart completes dual Atlantic flights Campbell breaks record in Bluebird British soldiers' uniform and equipment Lloyd Barrage Dam opened Last British memorial unveiled Automatic pilot demonstrated President Von Hindenburg's 85th birthday Churchill's daughter weds Graf Zeppelin's 24-hour cruise |
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H149833 |
1933: Gracie Fields at HMV Factory Germany's new flag - The Swastika Prohibition ends in USA Al Capone's armoured car Hitler Youth on parade Californian earthquake Richards wins Aintree National RAF plane lands in Hyde Park US Police clash with Chicago mobs Campbell raises speed record |
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H149834 |
1934: Mussolini welcomes Hitler in Venice America's Cup challenger The Astor wedding Monte Carlo Grand Prix Royal Ascot France's 24-hour strike Waterloo Bridge demolished Britain retains Davis Cup trophy White City athletics England defeat Australia 2nd Test |
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H149835 |
1935: Silver Jubilee Parade Lawrence of Arabia's funeral Fred Perry wins Wimbledon England flooded Pearly Kings and Queens Jack Hobbs retires Isle of Man TT Royal Navy Review at Spithead Max Baer's wedding Ascot fashions |
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H149836 |
1936: The King Abdicates Fire destroys Crystal Palace Funeral of George V Germany's new airship Berlin Olympic Games Vesuvius erupts Boulder Dam opens The San Francisco Bridge Cobb breaks world record Eastleigh airshow |
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H149837 |
1937: Hindenburg Disaster George VI's Coronation Scenes of Spanish Civil War Gas masks for civilians First fax machine President Roosevelt inaugurated Radium mining Dutch Royal Wedding Introduction of aqualung Robert Taylor arrives in England |
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H149838 |
1938: 'Queen Elizabeth' launched Chamberlain's 'Piece of Paper' speech Barrage balloons over London German troops march into Austria Tokyo celebrates victory Gearless car demonstrated First mobile telephone exchange Joe Loss marries Demonstration of Iron Lung Wimbledon finals |
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H149839 |
1939: BEF troops leave for front line Coronation of Pope Cup Final at Wembley Jitterbug bands in New York General Franco in Barcelona British Industries Fair National Service appeals US scrap iron for Britain London's air raid test Fashion at Le Touquet |
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H149840 |
1940: Evacuating the children Mr Chamberlain's speech Evacuation of BFF (Dunkirk) Tacoma Bridge collapses Gracie Fields entertains Graf Spee conquerors honoured King and Queen visit raided areas Coventry bombed Allied troops celebrate Christmas |
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H149841 |
1941: Japan runs amok at Pearl Harbour Roosevelt inauguration After the sinking of the Bismark Germ masks for crowds Tin hats for all Crystal Palace Tower: The End Open Gold USA George Formby's grand gesture Flanagan and Allen |
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H149842 |
1942: Churchill on Victory Goering in Italy Malta gets George Cross Rommel on the run Stalingrad, the unconquerable city Mobile laundry Introducing the 'Vingle' WAAF flight mechanics Government official - come and join |
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H149843 |
1943: Clark Gable's new contract Victory in Tunisia General Sikorski dies Japan raid air base Russians meet Monty The well-dressed man Captain James Stewart They call it baseball |
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H149844 |
1944: D-Day and the Allied Advance Japanese lose 85 planes Monte Cassino bombed Paris delivered Oranges for Britain A healthier Britain Tommy Trinder entertains International football at Glasgow |
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H149845 |
1945: Victory in Europe British General Election Iwo Jima Funeral of President Roosevelt Homes unlimited X marks the spot The last Spitfire Kiss Mass Atom bomb on Nagasaki |
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H149846 |
1946: Nuremberg Trials Bob Hope's Oscar Yes, we have some bananas! A break for Joe Davis Mr Molotov steals a picture The world's biggest plane The ideal pick-up car Television's dress rehearsal Nylons |
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H149847 |
1947: A Royal Romance Florida, Al Capone dead USA radar speed trap India's great day Monty leaves for Moscow Australia gives £20m London Eros returns Laurel and Hardy arrive Elizabeth and Philip marry |
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H149848 |
1948: Gandhi dead Berlin, the crisis Harry Truman works a miracle Petrol returns Jamaicans arrive in GB Prince Charles is born Mae West looks 'em over Olympic Games Danny Kaye comes to England |
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H149849 |
1949: Prince Charles's first public appearance Double decker airliner 4th birthday gives UN new home Science aids mothers Britain lights up Yum, yum, - end of sweet rationing Devaluation bring back Parliament Windsors holiday in Italy |
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H149850 |
1950: George Bernard Shaw's 94th birthday Bob Hope awarded Air Force Medal Princess Anne christened 14-year-old Lester Piggott in training World's first turbo car US H-bomb scientists go ahead Ark Royal launched Queen visits Northern Ireland London and Paris fashions British bikes win Belgian Grand Prix |
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H149851 |
1951: Salvador Dali's Exhibition Princess Margaret's 21st birthday Britain's new fighter plane Ivor Novello's funeral London's Easter Hat show Australian Jubilee Philippine volcano disaster World mourns Ernest Bevan Harlow - London's first factory town Tories win General Election |
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H149852 |
1952: Britain explodes A-bomb Heatwave in London London's last tram Miss World in London Farnborough air tragedy John Cobb dies Record snow in California German Grand Prix Argentina mourns Eva Peron George VI dies |
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H149853 |
1953: HM Queen Elizabeth's Coronation Stalin dies Miss World contest Queen Mary dies London smog Britain wins Le Mans King Hussein enthroned Eisenhower inaugurated Turpin KO's D'Haes Berlin's refugees swarm into West |
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H149854 |
1954: Bannister runs Four-Minute Mile First atomic sub launched The l00th Boat Race Curry Sark finds new home Gracie Fields's Christmas Show Suez terms agreed Australia greets the Queen Tornado hits London Hairstyles around the world Churchill meets Ike |
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H149855 |
1955: Ruth Ellis executed New Governor meets Archbishop Makarios First vertical take-off Jet Soho street fair Le Mans disaster London honours Sir Winston Lost submarine 'Siddon' raised The highway code introduced Science conquers polio Lancashire cotton crisis |
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H149856 |
1956: Grace Kelly marries Prince Rainier First nuclear power station Suez emergency Petrol shortage Barbers' hairstyle competition Britain's gold medal The Motor Show Commander Crabb mystery London premiere of 'I 984' Wimbledon finals |
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H149857 |
1957: MacMillan is Prime Minister Britain's first H-bomb Stirling Moss sets new record Channel tunnel, yes or no? Mink-lined nightwear fashion show Royal mint makes sovereigns again New styles in furniture Britain's new rocket defence Hopalong Cassidy arrives in Britain Gina Lollabrigida's new baby |
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H149858 |
1958: Manchester United air crash Hilary reaches Pole Electronic letter sorters tested at Post Office World on Show Exhibition opens The age of the teenager Notting Hill race riots Busby receives CBE Rome hails new Pope Aga Khan enthroned The Queen opens Gatwick |
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H149859 |
1959: 'Gigi' wins 9 Oscars Ml motorway opened Titan rocket fired, First oil drilling platform built in Britain Shah of Iran's wedding Stars fight cinema tax Mike Hawthorn killed President De Gaulle inaugurated HMS Hermes joins Royal Navy The Queen conquers Chicago |
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H149860 |
1960: Elvis quits the Army Princess Margaret's wedding Agadir destroyed by earthquake Britain's first Traffic Wardens Campbell crashes - 300mph State opening of Parliament |
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H149861 |
1961: Liz Taylor wins Oscar How Italy saw eclipse First man in Space Cliff Richard - 21 today Ban the bomb demonstration |
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H149862 |
1962: Henry Cooper v Erskine Kennedy - Cuba crisis Car safety belt demonstration Harlow 32-hour twist competition Astronaut Glenn lands safely |
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H149863 |
1963: Kennedy assassinated Premiere of 'Summer Holiday' - Cliff Richard First female cosmonaut Miss World Fashion awards - Mary Quant |
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H149864 |
1964: Beatles welcome home Radio Caroline King Constantine weds Princess of Denmark 150mph Bullet Train David Broome - medals Tokyo Olympics |
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H149865 |
1965: Churchill lying in State Teenagers wear these fashions Martin Luther King Beatles receive honours from Queen Microwave cooker |
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H149866 |
1966: England wins World Cup Chi-Chi - Giant Panda flies out of London Mrs Gandhi India's choice Wilson in Moscow Aberfan tragedy |
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H149867 |
1967: Donald Campbell dies Elvis marries Priscilla UFO over Britain Monkees arrival at Heathrow Mike Hailwood wins TT |
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H149868 |
1968: Mexico Olympic Games Tom Jones receives Gold Disc London Bridge dismantled Roman Polanski marries Sharon Tate Pipaluk Polar Bear |
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H149869 |
1969: Man on the Moon Paul McCartney marries Linda Eastman Pop festival 50p coin minted Investiture of the Prince of Wales |
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Local History - the 20th Century (see also Transport Sections ¶ · ¸ , Hull in the Second World War and Maritime History) |
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H1712 |
Videotape The Hull Story: from the time of the monks of Meaux and the creation of the King's Town in 1299, through to the Civil War, the building of Hull's first dock in the 18th century, the railway age and the improvements in transport to match the growth of the city in the 19th and 20th centuries Cover of the 20th century includes the Russian outrage in 1904, the Great War 1914 to 1918, the depression of the 1930s, Hull's part in World War II and the regrowth of the city in the post-war period 55 minutes (Due to the length and diversity of this video, please review first and use selected sections only) Includes book 'The Story of Hull and It's People' |
6 |
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H1715 |
The Eastern Morning News and Hull Advertiser, 1903: ten copies of this local newspaper; can he handled with care by teachers only |
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H1718 |
The Daily Mail, 1927: two copies of this Hull newspaper; can be handled with care by teachers only |
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H1720 |
Postcards of Old Hull: early 20th century |
2 |
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H1721 |
Copies of Early 20th Century Colour Postcards of Hull: enlarged to A4 and encapsulated |
7 |
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H1724 |
Aerial Photograph Riverside Quay and William Wright Dock, early 1920s |
2 |
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H1727 |
Aerial Photograph The Town Docks Area of Hull; c1920 Includes Queen's Dock |
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H1731 |
Ordnance Survey Maps of Hull, 1928; three maps showing central Hull (east and west) and the Hessle Road area in 1928 May he photocopied |
3 |
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H1733 |
Kelly's Directory of Hull, 1936 |
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H1736 |
The Abercrombie Plan: a plan for the reconstruction of Kingston upon Hull; bound volume; 1945 |
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H1744 |
Video Visit of the Duke of Edinburgh to Hull to Re-open the City Hall, 1st December, 1948: arrival by steam train at Paragon Station; visits to Ideal Boilers, Smith and Nephew, the Humber Dock; reopening of City Hall; evening firework display in Queen's Gardens Black and white; silent; 16 minutes |
3 |
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H1745 |
Prints High Street and Lowgate, Hull: 1954 |
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H1749 |
Videotape Visit of Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip to Hull, 18th May 1957: arrival at Paragon Station; tour of the city; welcome by children in East Park; departure on the Royal Yacht Colour; sound; 42 minutes |
3 |
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H1750 |
Queen Elizabeth II - Royal Visit to Hull, 1957: framed portrait and official programme |
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H1751 |
Queen Elizabeth II - Royal Visit to Hull, July 1981: to open Humber Bridge; newspapers |
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H1752 |
Pub Signs: photographs of historical signs in and around Hull Black and white; mounted |
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H1754 |
Hull's Architectural Heritage: photographs of well-known historic buildings in the centre of the city; mounted for display; with notes |
2 |
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H1755 |
Videotape Historic Buildings of Kingston upon Hull: features the most important of Hull's listed buildings; 55 minutes Upper KS 2; KS 3; staff use Review first; can be used selectively to look at individual buildings |
6 |
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H1757 |
Videotape Fred Elwell RA A Life in Art: a unique journey through the life and work of one of East Yorkshire's best-loved artists, with particular reference to his home town of Beverley 20 minutes Plus booklet Frederick EIwell, RA 1870 to 1958 |
3 |
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H1758 |
Videotape Beverley Bygones: scenes and events in Beverley from the 1930s onwards Advise view first and use selectively |
3 |
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H1765 |
Videotape Kingston upon Hull - the Centenary Years 1897-1997: the official story of the City and its people to mark the 100th anniversary of Queen Victoria's charter 50 minutes |
5 |
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H1800 |
On the Farm: photographs of 19th century rural Yorkshire; taken from lantern slides In two frames |
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H1805 |
Farm Labourer's Hobnail Boots and Leather Gaiters: plus a farmyard bootscraper c1920 |
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H1810 |
Audio Cassette and Booklet Yorkshire Farming Memories: songs, recollections, poems, photographs |
2 |
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H1812 |
Farming in North Lincolnshire c1800-1950: two collections in A3 booklet format of documentary and photographic evidence - 'The Pig in North Lincolnshire' and 'The Farmworker in North West Lincolnshire' - Produced by Scunthorpe Museum |
2 |
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H1815 |
Flail: for hand threshing corn; early 19th century |
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H1818 |
Land Drains: examples of coarse pottery land drains used in the 18th and 19th centuries; plus information and diagrams on traditional and modern land drainage 3 |
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H1820 |
Farm Implements: three different wooden-handled ditching tools; 19th century |
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H1821 |
Fiddle Drill: the 'Aero' Broadcast Hand Seed Sower; c1900 but used until the 1950s |
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H1830 |
Gamekeeping: selection of wild animal traps |
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H1835 |
Song Bird Traps: two; c1950 |
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H1851 |
Farriery and Veterinary Instruments: mainly for the treatment of horses and cattle; tail docking machine; firing iron; tooth rasp and tail comb; book, Day and Son's 'Everyday Farriery' first published 188S; 19th and early 20th century |
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H1852 |
Farriery and Veterinary Instruments: a further selection including gag or balling iron, Rutter's patent horse twitch, drenching horn, trocar and canula; booklet 'Some Old Medicines and Treatments' |
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H1855 |
The Country Butcher: handtools and equipment used by butchers until about 1950, including stunning axe, pig scraper, steel, cambrill, hooks, etc (See also H1812) |
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H1860 |
Horse Harness: open and blinkered bridle, light and heavy hames and shoes for working shire horses |
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H1862 |
Horse harness: neck collar and hames for working shire horse |
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H1864 |
Horse Harness: bridle (with snaffle bit, reins and blinkers), pad, saddle, decorated brow band and crupper for heavy horse harnessed to wagon |
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H1866 |
Horse Harness: bridle (with snaffle bit and blinkers), hames, breast collar and neck strap, separate snaffle bit and shoe for heavy horse |
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H1870 |
Horse Bits: snaffle bit and curb bit; both made of nickel |
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H1880 |
Horse Brasses and Bells: 19th century examples |
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H1881 |
Horse Brasses: 19th century examples |
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H1885 |
Slides Rural Life of East Anglia, c1900: showing ploughing, harrowing, threshing, etc and wheelwrights at work |
2 |
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H1886 |
Slides Rural Life of East Anglia: showing farm wagons, machinery and tools of the 19th and early 20th centuries in the collection of the Abbot's Hall Museum of Rural Life, Stowmarket, Suffolk |
2 |
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H1890 |
Slides and Audio Cassette Wheels Within Wheels: the importance of the wheel and the manufacture of a cartwheel by hand |
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H1894 |
In the Country in 1900: mounted photographs of horses, steam engines and early tractors in use; booklets 'Centenary of the Iron Horse' and 'In The Country in 1900' |
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H1900 |
Wallchart British Sheep Breeds |
2 |
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H1913 |
Sheep Bell: marked 'R Wells;' late 18th or early 19th century |
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H1915 |
Shepherd's Crook |
2 |
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H1917 |
Sheep Dipping Pole |
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H1925 |
Spinning Wheel: 19th/early 20th century; in working order |
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H1928 |
Spindle Spinning: replica carders and spindle with raw wool; original carders and shears |
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H1930 |
Slides Rare and Primitive Farm Animals |
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H1935 |
Cockerel: mounted specimen; uncased |
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H1936 |
Goose: mounted specimen; uncased |
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H1937 |
Duck: mounted specimen, uncased |
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H1940 |
Bantam Cockerel and Hen: mounted specimen in single case |
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H1947 |
Milking Machine: stainless steel, 2 gallon, with four suction cups for single cow; c1960 |
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H1950 |
Milking Smock and Cap: worn by a Yorkshire farmer, who supplied milk direct to the public from the 1920s to the 1940s |
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H1953 |
Milk Can and Milk Measures: gallon can and pint and half-pint measures |
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H1954 |
Milk Churn (3 gallons), Pails and Pint Measure, c1950 |
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H1955 |
Back Pack Milk Churn: 4 gallon type; with carrying straps; c1940 |
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H1958 |
Yoke and Pails: wooden dairy yoke with pair of pails |
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H1960 |
Butter Churn: Llewellin and Sons 'Victory' Patent Churn, c1920; wooden barrel type agricultural churn with original base |
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H1963 |
Farm Butter Making Equipment: includes skimmer, butter pats and butter stamps: c1920 |
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H1970 |
Coopering - Making a Barrel: making the staves; raising the cask; shaping the cask over a trivet and fitting the truss hoops; fitting the heads, etc, hooping Examples to illustrate the key stages Notes and booklet 'The Village Cooper' |
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H1971 |
Coopering: examples of cooper made objects - barrels, mug; booklet 'The Village Cooper' |
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H1975 |
Gardening Tools, c1900: 1 1/2 gallon watering can with copper rose; syringe; dibber; root crop puller; planter |
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H1976 |
Gardening Tools, c1900: 1 gallon watering can with copper rose; Suffolk weeding 'spud;' dibber; planter; onion hoe; digging shoe |
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H1977 |
Gardening Tools, c1900: syringe, small rake, weeder, etc plus booklet 'Old Garden Tools' |
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H1978 |
Gardening Tools, c1900: two gallon watering can with copper rose; trug; transplanting tool; small rake; fork; dibber |
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H1979 |
Gardening Tools, c1900: two gallon watering can with copper rose; garden line; small rake; fork; trowel; dibber |
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H1980 |
Tile Making at Barton-upon-Humber: examples of traditional roof tiles made from alluvial clay by the firm of William Blyth at Hoe Hill and Ings Tileries at Barton-upon-Humber; two framed explanatory panels with map, photographs and drawings; booklet 'Natural Clay Roofing Tiles' |
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H1985 |
Slides Materials of the English Country Cottage: the use of timber framing, cob, tiles, weatherboarding, flint, brick, thatch, etc, in vernacular architecture |
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H1990 |
Paper Making: the traditional craft of making high quality paper from cotton cloth as still practised in the water powered paper mill of Pen Mur at Muzillac in South Brittany; seven mounted colour photographs explaining the different stages in the process, plus a sample of the finished paper |
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E1 |
Print A Dame School: typical of small schools in private houses which existed in the early 19th century |
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E5 |
Milestones in Education, 1862-1984: important events with dates; mounted in two large frames |
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E8 |
Slides Education, Part 1: Elementary Education in the 19th century to 1870 |
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E9 |
Slides Education, Part 2: Board Schools, 1870-1902 |
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E15 |
Two Videotapes The People's Schools: BBC programmes - Part I 'Machinery' (Schools to 1870; Board Schools to 1902; lessons in the Victorian classroom at Armley Mills Museum, Leeds; early nursery education) Part 2 'Teachers' (All age education 1870-1944; the 3 R's; payment by results; pupil teachers and early teacher training) 30 minutes each Suitable top junior, secondary, teacher training |
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E17 |
Schoolmistresses Certificate: framed copy 1858; with inspectors comments until 1870 |
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E20 |
Rural Schools in Oxfordshire: 28 mounted photographs of classroom scenes, 1904-1913 A unique record of rural school life |
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E21 |
Large Framed Photograph Elementary School Lesson in Progress, c1900 |
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E23 |
School Photographs: originals and copies of group photographs of children at school between c1860 and c1900 |
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E30 |
An Old Lady's Memories of School in the 1890s: mounted and framed |
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E33 |
Girl's School Smock: c1900 |
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E35 |
School Uniform: caps, blazers, skirt, mortarboard; mid-20th century |
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E40 |
Never Absent, Never Late: attendance medal; information on absenteeism and child labour |
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E41 |
Attendance Medals; six medals awarded to local children for perfect attendance at school for four and six years In single frame |
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E45 |
Attendance Certificates: seven certificates awarded to a boy at West Dock Avenue School, Hull, for perfect attendance for the years 1927 to 1933 In single frame |
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E48 |
Corporal Punishment: cane, mortarboard and punishment book, 1900-1928, from Clifton Street Girls' School, Hull |
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E52 |
Admission and Withdrawal Register, 1922 to 1957: St Wilfred's Infants' School, Hull; gives occupation of parent/guardian, last school attended, etc |
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E58 |
Fun in the Playground: playground chalk, clay marbles, jacks, diabolo, spinning top; plus three photographs with captions Late 19th century |
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E59 |
Playground Games: whip and top, jacks, marbles; early 20th century Child's mug illustrating whip and top, c1850 |
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E62 |
Traditional Playground Toys; copies of Victorian and early 20th century wooden toys - diabolo, whip and top, string top, yo-yo, cup and ball |
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E65 |
Life at School in the 1950s and 1960s: photograph album from a Hull secondary school |
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E80 |
Ragged and Industrial Schools in 19th century Hull: photographs and information |
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E84 |
Hull School Board, 1870-1902: photographs and information |
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E87 |
Hull Board Schools, 100 Years On: a photographic record |
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E88 |
Hull Schools 1984: enlarged colour photographs of schools built between 1870 and 1893 and still in use in 1984 Suitable for display |
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E92 |
Hull Board Schools: five drawings by F S Smith of schools built in the 1870s and 1880s and now demolished Copies In single frame |
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E95 |
Hull Grammar School: a collection of photographs and a commemorative booklet 'The City and the School' |
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E97 |
Print Trinity National School, Hull: as proposed, c1850 |
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E98 |
Print Fountain Road Board School, 1878 |
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E99 |
Print Beverley Road Board School, 1887: now Stepney Primary |
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E102 |
Constable Street Schools, 1879-1979: framed copy of pencil sketch |
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E105 |
Minutes of the East Riding County Council Education Committee: 1901/2 and 1903/4 |
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E110 |
Desk, c1880: twin cast-iron framed desk with lift-up seat and slots for slates (Very heavy - van driver will need assistance to carry) |
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E113 |
Infants' Desk, c1890: with four places marked with squares From Beckingham School, Notts |
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E115 |
Desk, c1900: twin metal-framed desk with lift-up seat |
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E116 |
Desk, c1900: single wooden desk for upper junior or secondary school child; used with a separate chair; with attachment for writing slates |
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E117 |
Desk, c1920: single metal-framed desk for upper juniors or secondary school child |
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E118 |
Desk, c1920: single wooden desk for upper junior or secondary school child used with a separate chair |
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E119 |
Desk, c1930: single wooden desk with attached lift-up seat; for junior or lower secondary school child |
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E120 |
Infants' Table and Two Chairs, c1900 |
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E124 |
Kindergarten Table, c1925: 5ft9in long x l2in wide x l8in high; with four places marked with squares: made of pitch pine |
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E127 |
Teacher's Adjustable High Desk, c1900 |
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E129 |
Desk, c1950: twin wooden desk with brass inkwell covers and lift-up lid; for use with separate chairs; purchased by a Hull school in the early 1950s |
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E130 |
Blackboard and Easel, c1900 |
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E131 |
Blackboard: two-sided, free-standing, 175 m high; c1900 |
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E135 |
School Handbell: 19th century |
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E140 |
School Notice Board: inscribed The Times Day by Day,' c1920 |
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E141 |
Abacus: c1900; with a Chinese abacus for comparison |
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E143 |
Abacus: abacus on stand; supplied to Tickton School, c1900 by the North of England School Furnishing Co Ltd |
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E144 |
Abacus: c1900; lacking stand |
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E147 |
Classroom Globe: c1950 |
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Commemorative Crockery: cups, plates and saucers, presented to Wetwang School, 1897 (Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee) and 1921 |
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Lessons, Books, Equipment |
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E160 |
Audio Cassette Class of 1887: a series of five short programmes on the types of lessons given in Board Schools Made with the assistance of staff and visiting children at the Victorian classroom at Armley Industrial Museum, Leeds |
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E163 |
Victorian/Edwardian schools: a collection of items used in schools around the turn of the century; includes Indian clubs, inkwells, marbles, slate and crayons and a selection of school books |
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E165 |
The Three R's: a selection of handwriting copy books, reading books, documents and information relating to 'Payment by Results' |
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E170 |
Certificate for Passing the Fourth Standard Examination in the Three R's; 1885 |
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E175 |
Mathematical Academy Text Book and Exercise Book: A Treatise on practical Mensuration, 1830 and a mathematical exercise book, dated 1818 belonging to Lucy Acey of Kirkella School Academy |
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E177 |
Learning to Write in a Victorian School; hand-writing copybooks, two school slates, slate pencils, photographs and documents |
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E179 |
Using a Slate: taken from 'The Child's Instructor,' 1880 Enlarged and framed |
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E181 |
Writing Slates and Small Chalk Boards, c1920: with slate pencils and chalks in original boxes |
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E183 |
School Slates: 30 reproduction slates with pencils Can be used by class |
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E185 |
School Slates: 10 slates which were also used as sand trays, in which very young children formed their letters and numbers with their fingers |
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E190 |
Inkwells (40) in Carrying Tray, Enamel Ink Pourer, Ink Bottle, Stick Pens and Pen Tray, c1900 |
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E192 |
Inkwell/Paint Pots (40) in Carrying Tray, c1900 |
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E193 |
Two Stephens' Bulk Ink Bottles: stoneware |
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E194 |
Mayall's Bulk Ink Bottle: stoneware |
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E196 |
First Steps in Reading: taken from 'The Child's Instructor,' 1880 Enlarged and framed |
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E198 |
Two Early 19th Century Books for Young Children: a story book dated 1817 and an illustrated 'Juvenile Calculator,' c1810 |
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E201 |
Animal Alphabet: page from late 19th century primer Enlarged and framed |
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E203 |
The Parts of Speech in Rhyme: taken from 'The Child's Instructor,' 1880 Enlarged and framed |
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E206 |
Warne's Victoria Picture Spelling Book: c1870 |
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E208 |
Guy's British Spelling Book: 1885 |
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E212 |
The Fourth 'R:' religious texts, bible and documents relating to religious instruction |
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E215 |
Five Sunday School Prize Books, c1890 |
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E216 |
The Sunday Picture Album: a forty page hardback book of coloured pictures relating to the Bible; c1900 |
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E220 |
Object Lessons: examples of objects used in lessons in Victorian schools: eg candle, lump of coal, cowry shell and a box of coins With explanatory notes |
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E223 |
The Kings and Queens of England: taken from 'The Child's Instructor,' 1880 Enlarged and framed |
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E225 |
Illustrated Geographical Nursery Rhymes: taken from 'The Child's Instructor,' 1880 Enlarged and framed |
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E228 |
School Textbooks of the 1880s: Dr Cornwell's School Geography, 1880; Nelson's School Series History of the British Empire, 1878; Geographical Reader, c1880 |
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E230 |
School Atlases, 1880s-1930s |
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E235 |
School Needlework Samples: 1880s |
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E236 |
School Needlework Sampler: dated 1849; framed (see also H852 and H853) |
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E240 |
Drill - Physical Education in Victorian and Edwardian Schools: photographs and in formation |
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E242 |
Backboard: for deportment and correction; early 19th century; replica |
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E243 |
Four Cane Hoops: various sizes; 19th century |
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E245 |
Leather Football and Football Boots, c1940 |
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E250 |
Book 'The Child's Instructor:' useful for devising 'Victorian' lessons for young children, c1880 |
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E251 |
Book 'The Practical Teacher:' bound volume of an instruction book for student and pupil teachers, 1884 |
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E253 |
'The Schoolmistress' 16th July 1891: a weekly newspaper for schoolteachers; encapsulated photocopy |
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E256 |
'The Teacher's Encyclopaedia,' 1912: in seven volumes, illustrated Covers the theory, method, practice, history and development of education; written by eminent educationalists and teachers of the day |
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E259 |
Educational Supplies Reference Catalogue c1925: A Brown and Sons Ltd, Hull 600 pages and fully illustrated For teacher use only Can be photocopied |
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E263 |
'Two Years in the Infant School:' an illustrated two-year scheme consisting of 84 topics in loose-leaf form, plus samples of classroom topic pictures; prepared by Enid Blyton and others in the 1930s |
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E265 |
Secondary School/Adult Education Textbooks of the late 19th century: typical examples |
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E266 |
School Textbooks of the 1920s, 1930s and 1940s: typical examples |
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E267 |
School Textbooks of the 1950s and 1960s: typical examples |
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E269 |
Set of Classroom Pictures, c1930: almost complete set of 180 pictures in original case |
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E270 |
Classroom Pictures, c1940: 6 examples including Geography, Nature Study, Simple Science and Religious Instruction; laminated |
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E271 |
Classroom Pictures, c1950: 8 examples from MacMillan's History and Geography Sets, which were widely used from the 1950s to the 1970s; laminated |
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E272 |
School Assembly since 1944: books, Bible, etc, used for assemblies in the 1940s, 1950s and 1960s |
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E275 |
The Janet and John Reading Scheme: a selection of readers, pictures and flash cards from this scheme which was popular in the 1950s and 1960s |
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E278 |
Geography Teaching Aid, c1950: chart on | |||