USING THE MUSEUM LOAN SERVICE

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Making Requests • Please use the pre-printed form we send, or photocopy the back page of this catalogue. (Travelling Displays are booked by telephone. See below)

• Please return your request form by the deadline date we provide each term. The choice is limited for late requests.

Delivery and Collection• We deliver to, and collect from, the school office.

• Please have your loan consignment ready for collection on the due date. Unfortunately, we cannot wait or return.

Care of exhibits• Direct sunlight, water and careless handling are the main cause of damage to loan exhibits and display materials.

• Handling of objects should be carried out under supervi-sion. For fragile items, please create a soft handling area, perhaps with folded cloth or some cushions.

Damage to exhibits• Please do not attempt any repairs yourself. • Let us know about any damage immediately so that we can advise on any required action or special collection.

• Please try to recover and keep all the pieces! Requesting Travelling DisplaysSubscribers also have access to the Travelling Display Service. The displays are large-scale installations intended for a corner of a classroom or other suitable space in a school.

These displays are booked by telephone, up to two terms in advance, for 3 week loan periods. There is a nominal ‘delivery and set up’ charge. (call for current rate).

TRAVELLING DISPLAYS 2-3

GEOGRAPHY 4-7 HISTORY 8-16

SCIENCE 17-21

ART and DESIGN 22-25

COMBINING OUR SERVICES

We offer a variety of fully integrated, highly motivating sources of evidence for learning.

The MUSEUM LOAN SERVICE provides:• Genuine objects to handle and investigate.• High quality scale models and replicas.• Films, photographs and reproductions.

The TRAVELLING DISPLAY SERVICE for:• Large scale ‘scene setting’ displays.

Contacting usSchools Library and Museum Service (SLAMS)Unit D, Ropemaker ParkHailsham BN27 3GUPhone: 01323 466380Email: slams@eastsussex.gov.uk

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TRAVELLING DISPLAYS1

19th Century Schoolroom. Furniture, workcards, inkwells, abacus, globe, slates, wall-charts, dip pens and more, in a realistic setting. 3m x 2m floorspace needed.

Amazon Indian Dwelling. The scene is a corner of a rainforest hut, filled with objects made by indigenous people. 2m x 2m floorspace needed.

Open Hearth Cooking. An inglenook fireplace with the utensils needed to feed a family and keep them warm. You can almost smell the bread baking! 2.5m x 2m floorspace needed.

Victorian Laundry. A Victorian washday ‘comes to life’ through the utensils and products once used. 2.5m x 1.5m floorspace needed.

There is a nominal delivery and set up charge for these displays. Call 01323 466380 for current pricing.

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The Emporium. This shop window is filled with toys, games, pastimes and many other objects that would have been familiar to Victorian children. Handling items included. 2m x 1m floorspace needed.

Air Raid! The Air Raid Warden’s home and garden set the scene in this display, which looks at life during The Blitz. Includes the siren! 3m x 2m floorspace needed.

Working on the Land. This display brings you a range of the implements once used during the farming year. There are several good ‘mystery items’ to examine.2m x 1.5m floorspace needed.

There is a nominal delivery and set up charge for these displays. Call 01323 466380 for current pricing.

Air Raid ! Morrison Shelter. A 2/3 realsize replica of the World War II indoor ‘Table shelter’.This display shows the Air Raid Warden’s front roomand includes many genuine items from the time.3m x 2m floorspace needed.

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skull. Eastern Mexico, about 1000AD.

15 BIZARRE INSECTS. Specimens. Trumpeter, leaf insect, stag beetle. Belize/Guatemala.

67 SOUTH AMERICAN BUTTERFLIES. Specimens.

192 BIRD EATING SPIDER. Specimen.

752 AMETHYST. Large crystal group. Brazil.

816 PERU. Decorative and religious objects.

495 PRE-INCA POTTERY. Pottery vessel shaped in a human form. Chimu people, about 1400 AD.

815 DECORATED GOURD. Scorched and incised pattern depicting people and animals. Peru.

804 CLAY MUSICIANS. Clay musicians, bull, corral, woven mat. Craftwork from Peru.

861 PERUVIAN COTTON. Woven fabrics in vivid scarlet, pink and ochre stripes.

812 PERUVIAN COSTUME. Colourful, coarsely woven traditional jacket and skirt.

See also. ‘AMAZON INDIANS’ in the

Travelling Displays section.

AFRICA

P 253 AFRICAN ANIMALS. Large photographs of cheetah, zebras, lion, rhinoceros, giraffe.

146 WEAVER BIRD’S NEST. Example from West

Africa.

94 AFRICAN BUTTERFLIES. Specimens.

4 SCORPION. Large specimen from North Africa.

19 GOLIATH BEETLES. Male and Female specimens.

212 PYTHON. The skin of a 6 metre African rock python.

REGIONS OF THE WORLDNORTH AMERICA

528 NATIVE AMERICAN CRAFTS. P 820 PEOPLE OF THE SEAL. Photographs. The

skills and customs of the Netsilik Eskimos.

C 811 CANADIAN INDIANS 1. Costume and decoration. Large charts of photographs.

C 827 CANADIAN INDIANS 2. Musical instruments and toys. Large charts of photographs.

P 805 MESA VERDE. Colorado. Eight photographs of the early native American cliff dwellings.

710 METEORITE. Iron/Nickel specimen. From Meteor Crater in Arizona.

CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA

P 812 MEXICO. Poster photographs. Pre and post-conquest architecture.

813 MEXICAN URN. Replica of 8th Century terracotta urn from Pacific coast of Mexico.

494 PRE-AZTEC POTTERY. Clay figurine from about 1100 AD.

474 TLALOC. Small clay figurine of the rain god Tlaloc, from Teotihuacan, Mexico, 400-600AD.

523 MAYAN FIGURINE. Clay figurine from Eastern Mexico, about 1000AD.

522 MAYAN RATTLE. Clay rattle in the form of a

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39 SAWFISH. Specimen of saw-like snout. Cameroon.

821 KIKUYU JEWELLERY. Examples from Kenya, made from leather, beads and recycled metal.

800 MAASAI BEADWORK. Traditional jewellery with photos of tribespeople. Kenya/Tanzania.

810 KENYAN GOURD. Vessel for carrying water. Decorated with elephants and geometric patterns using incised lines.

898 KENYAN JEWELLERY. Examples.

882 KENYAN VILLAGE LIFE. Personal items.

879 NIGERIAN VILLAGE LIFE. Carved Yoruba figures of wood carriers, drummers, women cooking, dyeing cloth and hairdressing. Notes and photographs on adire cloth dyeing.

850 YORUBA BRONZE. Sculpture of a head in traditional Yoruba/Benin style. Nigeria.

817 YORUBA CARVING. Human figure holding a bowl for fertility offerings. Hardwood, Nigeria.

849 ADIRE CLOTH. Indigo dyed cotton textiles from Nigeria.

823 HAUSA ROBE. Made from strips of woven cotton decorated with traditional embroidered designs. Nigeria.

309 BENIN PLAQUE. Replica 16th century plaque showing the Oba with attendants.

307 BENIN BRONZE. Sculpture of a royal head from Nigeria.

814 AFRICAN MASKS. Painted hardwood masks by the Baule people of the Ivory Coast.

822 BAMUM BRONZE. Sculpture of a royal figure by the Bamum people of Cameroon.

807 METAL BAR CURRENCY. Examples. Once used in the west and central regions of Africa.

317 SAKYA. Irrigation wheel. Model of animal powered wheel used to raise water by an endless chain of pots.

ASIA

73 INDIAN BUTTERFLIES. Specimens.

217 INDIAN COBRA. Mounted specimen.

41 HIMALAYAN PHEASANT. Mounted specimen.

860 GANESH TORAN. Embroidered wall hanging. NW India. Depicts the elephant god Ganesh, his wives, various animals and symbols.

806 FESTIVAL MASK. Large papier mache mask from Bombay.

803 DEMON MASK. Large mask of a demon in Hindu mythology. Metallic thread and beadwork.

856 BANJARI COSTUME. Young girl’s costume from NW India embroidered with intricate coloured patterns and ‘Shisha’ mirror work.

876 BLOCK PRINTED TEXTILES. Printed fabrics and hand carved printing blocks. India.

863 FESTIVAL JACKET. Rebari people of NW India. Young child’s jacket embroidered with mirrors and intricate coloured patterns.

858 SARIS. Two examples of traditional Indian woman’s costume.

859 INDIAN TOYS. Decorative toys in clay, fabric and wood.

521 HEAD OF AN EMPEROR. Stone carving from 12th Century India. (Interactive at our website)

520 HEAD OF BUDDHA. Stone carving from 12th Century India. (Interactive at our website)

862 GARUDA. Wooden mask of a giant eagle that

appears in Hindu epic stories.

818 RAKSASA. Hindu demon mask.

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872 IKAT TEXTILES. From India and Java.

825 BATIK PAINTINGS. Depicting characters from Hindu epic drama. Indonesia.

824 SHADOW PUPPETS. Traditional ‘wayang’ puppets depicting characters from Hindu epic drama. Indonesia.

885 JAVANESE MASKS. Characters from the ‘Ramayana’ Hindu epic drama.

883 RANGDA. Queen of the witches. Painted wooden mask from Bali.

518 ANCIENT CHINA. Pottery, bronze and glass tomb offerings spanning over 1500 years of Chinese history.

P 818 CHINA. 4 poster photographs. Forbidden City, Giant Panda, Landscape, Bronze sculpture.

C 819 JAPANESE WOMEN. Prints depicting women in traditional costume.

890 JAPAN. Domestic and decorative items.

95 TAIWAN BUTTERFLIES. Specimens.

877 THAI BATIK. Three lengths of batik cotton with traditional wax-resist designs.

P 803 THAILAND. Posters depicting jungle landscape, golden temple, floating fruit market.

68 MALAYAN BUTTERFLIES. Specimens with varied colours and markings.

805 MALAYA. Utensils, tools and decorative items.

AUSTRALASIA, PACIFIC, ANTARCTICA

93 AUSTRALIAN BUTTERFLIES. Specimens.

755 PETRIFIED WOOD. Three examples, one sliced and polished to show growth rings. Australia.

P 857 ABORIGINAL PAINTINGS. Colour reproductions of bark and rock paintings.

881 ABORIGINAL WEAPONS. Spear thrower, boomerang and club. With photographs and

booklet on the Aborigines.

C 863 GREAT BARRIER REEF. Large poster photographs.

809 SPIRIT CATCHER. Large wooden ceremonial carving. Sepik people, New Guinea.

P 856 MAORI CARVING. Poster photographs.

819 FIJI. Examples of beadwork, wood carving, bark cloth, house and canoe models.

808 SHELL MONEY. Examples of shell money from Melanesia and South West Pacific.

194 INDO-PACIFIC SHELLS (NAUTILUS). Nautilus, Cone, Tusk, Cowrie, Cameo shell.

193 INDO-PACIFIC SHELLS (TRITON). Triton, Lampshell, Cone, Panther Cowrie, Harp.

197 CLAMS. Two examples of the scaly or fluted clam. Great Barrier Reef, Indo-Pacific. Seas off South Africa and Japan.

198 MELON SHELL AND ABALONE. Specimens. Two large shells from the Indo-Pacific and Californian coast.

P 862 ANTARCTICA. Coast and ice landscapes. Photographs.

EUROPE

888 CZECH EMBROIDERY. Examples with decorative plate.

889 CZECH CRAFTS. Examples of folk art.

P 845 FRANCE. Poster photographs.

P 806 ITALIAN ARCHITECTURE. Poster photographs. Florence, Rome, Carfagnana.

801 RUSSIAN WOODCRAFT. Nesting dolls, Pokerwork box and carved limewood figures.

802 RUSSIAN PAINTED CLAY TOYS. Brightly painted clay people and animals.

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UNITED KINGDOM

6112 WELSH TAPESTRY. Examples of traditional wool fabrics.

6111 TARTANS. Four tartans. Elliott, Barclay Hunting, MacIntosh and Macleod of Lewis.

P 723 THE SOUTH WEST COAST. Photographsof the coast between Chesil Beach, Dorset and Start Point, Devon.

THE SOUTH EAST

P 758 THE SOUTH EAST COAST. Photographs of the coast between Reculver, Kent and Lulworth Cove, Dorset.

871 SUSSEX RELIEF MAP. Model showing rivers, roads, railways and towns.

P 880 THE WEALD. ARUNDEL TO BRIGHTON. Aerial photographs. Geographical features, settlements, industry and communications.

P 881 THE WEALD. LEWES TO WINCHELSEA. Aerial photographs, Geographical features, settlements, industry and communications.

P 882 THE WEALD. SURREY Aerial photographs. Geographical features, settlements, industryand communications.

P 883 THE WEALD. KENT. Aerial photographs. Geographical features, settlements, industry and communications.

GENERAL C 896 UNDERSTANDING MAPS. Imaginary town

and hill at various scales and angles. Charts.

857 CONTOURS. Model of hill and valley formations showing contour lines.

811 NATIONAL FLAGS. 2m x 1m. Choice from:

Australia; Austria; Belgium; Britain; Canada; China; Denmark; Eire; Fiji; Finland; France;

Greece; Hungary; India; Italy; Japan; Luxembourg; Malaysia; Mexico; Monaco; Netherlands; New Zealand; Norway; Peru; Poland; Scotland; Spain; Sri Lanka; Swaziland; Sweden; Switzerland; Tanzania; Uganda; United Arab Republic; United Nations; U.S.A.; Vatican; Wales;

Historic interest: Czechoslovakia; Romania; South Africa; West Germany; U.S.S.R.

ECONOMIC GEOGRAPHY 867 WOOL. Samples of raw wool from various

breeds and stages in the manufacture of woollen fabrics.

870 COTTON. Samples of raw cotton and stages in the manufacture of cotton fabrics.

868 LINEN. Samples of flax and stages in the manufacture of linen fabrics.

8 SILK MOTH. Specimens showing life history, cocoons, silk thread.

118 COMMERCIAL TIMBERS. Forty eight specimens, each 75 x 115mm.

869 COAL MINE. Model showing mine shafts and underground strata.

740 MINING PRODUCTS. Specimens of ores and minerals produced by mining.

738 MINING FOR METALS. Specimens of metal bearing rocks.

717 MINERALS. Examples used in industry.

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455 MUMMY MASK FRAGMENT. Example of painted cartonnage. 300 - 1500BC.

349 MUMMIFIED HAWK. Example. 300 - 1500BC. 473 MUMMIFIED CROCODILE. Specimen of

young mummified reptile. Before 300BC. 390 SHABTI. Blue-glazed figurine, placed in the

tomb to become a servant in the afterlife. 1st millennium BC. Handling specimen.

394 EGYPTIAN WARRIOR. Costume figure.

317 SAKYA. Irrigation wheel. Model of an animal powered machine, used to raise water by an endless chain of pots.

304 EGYPTIAN COSTUME. Costume dolls. 365 ANCIENT EGYPT. Necklace and pottery jar.

GREEKS

471 MINIATURE HYDRIA. Small vase which might have been an offering to a Greek god or goddess. 4th-3rd centuries BC. Handling specimen.

433 BABY FEEDER. Pottery cup with spout. 4th- 3rd centuries BC. Handling Specimen.

310 GREEK WOMAN. Some personal possessions. 10th-2nd centuries BC. Handling specimens.

370 GREEK MAN. Bronze weapons and personal items. 4th - 3rd centuries BC. Handling specimens.

306 GREEK HOUSE. Model. 406 GREEK OIL LAMPS. Pottery lamps. 3rd-1st

centuries BC. Handling specimens.

514 GREEK COSTUME. Costume dolls.

368 CORINTHIAN HELMET. Full size replica.

325 GREEK THEATRE. Model of the Theatre of

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ANCIENT CIVILISATIONSEGYPTIANS

P 500 ITINEB AND DENYTENAMUN. 3/4 lifesize photographs of painted coffins with geometric designs, gods, goddesses and hieroglyphs.

432 SHIPS LOADING AT THE RIVERSIDE. Replica of a limestone relief from the 14th century BC depicting the loading of goods onto Nile freighters.

P 459 GOLDEN MASK OF TUTANKHAMUN. Two charts. Poster photograph of the mask with chart showing the layout of the Pharaoh’s tomb.

383 CHA-EM-HET. Replica of a limestone relief from the 18th century BC. Cha-Em-Het is depicted at prayer beneath a panel of hieroglyphic text.

436 AMENOPHIS III. Replica of a quartzite sculpture of the Pharaoh’s head and crown.

(Interactive at our website).

393 SERVANTS WITH FOODS. Replica of a limestone relief from about 2500 BC depicting servants carrying animals, flowers and baskets of foods.

322 EGYPTIAN SHIP. c 1500 BC. Detailed model.

519 SCARAB. Scarab beetle amulet representing Khepri the Sun God. 500 - 1500BC. Handling specimen. (Interactive at our website)

425 OSIRIS. Bronze amulet representing the god Osiris. Before 300BC. Handling specimen.

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Dionysus as it appeared in the 5th century BC.

381 SKYPHOS. Black-glazed, two handled cup. 4th-3rd centuries BC. Handling specimen.

371 KYLIX. Black-glazed two handled cup. 4th-3rd centuries BC. Under Perspex.

472 XENON WARE. Decorated miniature vase. 3rd - 1st centuries BC. Handling specimen.

330 ARCHIMEDIAN SCREW. Model of machine used to raise water.

MAYA

523 MAYAN FIGURINE. Clay figurine from Eastern Mexico, about 1000AD.

522 MAYAN RATTLE. Clay rattle in the form of a skull. Eastern Mexico, about 1000AD.

AZTECS

P 812 MEXICO. Poster photographs. Pre and post-conquest architecture.

813 MEXICAN URN. Replica of 8th Century terracotta urn from Pacific coast of Mexico.

494 PRE-AZTEC POTTERY. Clay figurine from about 1100 AD.

474 TLALOC. Small clay figurine of the rain god Tlaloc, from Teotihuacan, Mexico, 400-600AD.

BENIN

309 BENIN PLAQUE. Replica 16th century plaque showing the Oba with attendants.

307 BENIN BRONZE. Sculpture of a royal head from Nigeria.

BRITISH HISTORY STONE AGE AND BRONZE AGE

316 NEANDERTHAL MAN. Model.

441 NEANDERTHAL SKULL. Replica.

c33,000-43,000 BC.

442 CRO-MAGNON SKULL. Replica. c18,000-28,000 BC. (Early modern human)

P 408 CAVE PAINTINGS. Set of photographs. The Lascaux cave paintings in France.

386 THE FLINT MINER. Model of mine and copies of tools.

V 514 GRIMES GRAVES. English Heritage video. Looks at flint mines in Norfolk and at flint knapping. 18 mins, ages 9+

387 SECTION THROUGH A FLINT MINE. Model showing flint strata.

389 FLINT KNAPPING. Specimens illustrating the process of making flint tools .

362 FLINT TOOLS. Examples of mesolithic and neolithic tools, with notes.

300 STONEHENGE. Scale model with booklet.

409 BRONZE AGE IMPLEMENTS. Examples.

315 DUG OUT CANOE. Model of a Bronze Age canoe, with notes on its excavation.

IRON AGE

461 IRON AGE HOUSE. Model showing a roundhouse during construction.

360 LAKE VILLAGE. Model based on site discovered in Somerset.

412 BRITISH CHIEFTAIN. Costume doll.

324 HOLLINGBURY HILL FORT. c 250 BC. Iron Age fort near Brighton. Model of the timber ramparts and embankment.

344 CELTIC CHARIOT. Model.

V 517 MAIDEN CASTLE. English Heritage video. Children visiting the Dorset hillfort look at the archaeology. The Roman attack on the Celtic fort is vividly reconstructed. 20 mins, ages 9+.

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ROMANS

P 450 ROMAN MILITARY LIFE. 6 large pictures showing combat, marching and camp life.

424 CAVALRY SPORTS HELMET. Full size replica of a parade helmet embossed with battle scenes.

363 ROMAN SOLDIER. Costume doll.

423 LEGIONARY HELMET. Full size replica.

308 GARRISON GATEWAY. 1st century AD. Model of the gateway of a Roman garrison settlement, showing rampart and timber fortification.

462 CONSTRUCTION OF A ROMAN ROAD.

Model.

313 ROMAN MERCHANT SHIP. Model.

398 ROMAN BIREME. c 30 BC. Warship with two tiers of oarsmen. Model.

305 ROMAN WOMAN. Some personal items from the 1st-4th centuries AD. Handling specimens.

508 ROMAN VILLA. Model.

446 HYPOCAUST. Model of underfloor heating system.

422 ROMAN GOVERNOR AND LADY. Costume dolls.

429 ROMAN SANDALS. Full size replicas.

400 SAMIAN WARE. Roman redware pottery fragments from the 1st and 2nd centuries AD with replica bowl. Handling specimens.

491 ROMAN METALWORK. Bronze and iron tools and brooches. Handling specimens 1st-4th centuries AD

332 COLONIA GATEWAY. Model of the gateway to a Roman city, showing fortifications.

359 ROMAN LIFE. Genuine artefacts.

525 ROMAN FLAGON. Genuine restored wine flagon.

348 ROMAN CARPENTER’S TOOLS. Copies in display case.

342 ROMAN OIL LAMPS. Pottery lamps. 1st-4th centuries AD. Handling specimens.

MODERN HISTORYSAXONS AND VIKINGS

427 VIKING SPECTACLED HELMET. 10th century. Replica.

500 VIKING WARSHIP. Model of a longboat.

499 VIKING CARGO VESSEL. Model.

P 395 VIKING SHIPS. Colour photographs of ships and objects from the burial sites at Gokstad and Oseberg in Norway.

333 VIKING CHESSMEN. Replicas of Viking chess pieces found on the Isle of Lewis, which illustrate costume, armour and decoration.

332 SAXON KING’S PALACE. Model showing buildings and compound.

440 COPPERGATE HELMET. Replica of 8th century helmet from York.

. 327 ANGLO SAXON COSTUME. Costume dolls.

428 SAXON SHOES. Replicas. One complete shoe; one part finished to show method of construction.

NORMANS

448 NORMAN COSTUME. Costume dolls.

369 MOTTE AND BAILEY CASTLE. Model.

V 516 PICKERING CASTLE. English Heritage video. Traces the development of a motte and bailey castle and looks at the way of life of the occupants. 14 mins, ages 9+.

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361 NORMAN CASTLE. Model.

329 BALLISTA. Model. Siege machine using the tension of a leaf spring to fire spears.

377 THE BATTLE OF HASTINGS. A relief model of the site, with maps, diagrams and counters for re-enacting the battle tactics.

351 BAYEUX TAPESTRY. 1075. Full size replica of a section of the tapestry with foot soldiers and horsemen. Embroidery techniques explained.

374 MINI BAYEUX. One seventh size reproduction of the Bayeux Tapestry, 10 metres long and mounted on a reel.

P 355 DOMESDAY BOOK - SUSSEX. Facsimile of a double page referring to Sussex with extra information on Sussex entries.

339 MANGON. Model of 12th century siege machine powered by torsion from twisted ropes.

MIDDLE AGES

364 MEDIEVAL COSTUME. Costume dolls.

447 MONASTERY. Model of large church with flying buttresses, chapter house, cloisters, refectory and other buildings.

V 515 RIEVAULX ABBEY. English Heritage Video. Children use the evidence on site to look at the building of the abbey and the way of life of the monks. They investigate structural engineering principles. 14 mins, ages 9+.

376 ABBOT AND PRIORESS. 14th century.

Costume dolls.

401 MEDIEVAL CASTLE. Model.

417 CASTLE HALL. Model showing the interior of a medieval castle hall.

P 397 CASTLES FROM THE AIR. Poster size aerial photographs.

321 TREBUCHET. Machine for hurling rocks, powered by counter weight. Model.

341 CRUSADER’S HELMET. c 1290. Replica.

501 13TH CENTURY SHIP. Model.

P 358 MAPPA MUNDI. World map of 1290 showing biblical and classical sites, mythical peoples and animals.

396 MEDIEVAL WRITING. and associated crafts. Original Medieval manuscripts, quill pen, pigments, gold leaf, vellum and stylus. With photographs of writing from Roman text to Domesday book.

357 PAGEANT WAGON. Model of 15th century mystery play performance showing Hell’s mouth, players, devils and angels, with illustrations.

454 WINKHURST. 15th century timber framed farm house. Model of the building at the Weald and Downland Museum.

492 THE SANTA MARIA. 1492. Model of Columbus’ flag ship.

16TH CENTURY

P 396 VILLAGE WEDDING. PEASANT DANCE. Reproductions of Breughel paintings.

P 310 HUNTERS IN THE SNOW. HARVESTERS. Reproductions of Breughel paintings.

P 368 CHILDREN’S GAMES. FAIR. Reproductions of Breughel paintings.

309 BENIN PLAQUE. Replica of a 16th century plaque from Nigeria, showing the Oba on his horse with attendants.

307 BENIN BRONZE. Replica. 16th century head of a queen from Benin, Nigeria. (Interactive at our website)

P 455 WORLD MAPS 1482 AND 1507. Showing how the voyages of discovery at the beginning of the Tudor age expanded the known world between these dates.

319 TUDOR COSTUME. Costume dolls.

430 TUDOR SHOES. Two styles. Replicas.

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P 392 TUDOR PORTRAITS. Monarchs and notable people. Eight reproductions.

515 TUDOR LIFE. 16th century artefacts illustrating everyday life in town and country. Wine bottle, spoon, pipe, coin, animal bell, shoe buckle, marbles, crossbow bolt, casket key, woolpack seal. Mostly handling specimens.

380 ELIZABETHAN COSTUME. Costume dolls.

453 ELIZABETHAN HOUSE. Model.

P 314 16TH CENTURY MAPS. England 1579 and Sussex 1575 by Saxton. London 1572 by Braun and Hogenburg.

320 ELIZABETHAN SAILOR. Costume doll.

395 GOLDEN HIND. Model. Francis Drake’s ship of 1577 which circumnavigated the globe.

328 16TH CENTURY FIELD GUN. Model.

426 ELIZABETHAN THEATRE. Model.

489 THE TEMPEST. 12 character figures from Shakespeare’s play in period costume.

P 438 THAMES PANORAMA. 1616. Large engraving. London at the end of the Tudor period. St Paul’s, The Tower, London Bridge, The Globe, river transport.

17TH CENTURY

445 STUART COSTUME. c 1630. Costume dolls.

431 STUART SHOES. Two styles. Replicas.

527 STUART HOUSE. Model.

312 THE ROYAL SOVEREIGN. Model of Phineas Pett’s great ship of 1638.

331 RESTORATION THEATRE. 1665. Model with photographs illustrating the court stage, scenery and costume.

451 WATER DRIVEN FORGING HAMMER. Model.

449 COMMONWEALTH COSTUME. c1650. Costume dolls.

18TH CENTURY

416 GEORGIAN HOUSE. Model.

450 GEORGIAN COSTUME. Costume dolls.

420 FOOD AND DRINK. Items from the table of a prosperous home or inn towards the end of the 18th century.

P 401 SMELTING AND FORGING. Reproductions. Early ironworking scenes.

414 SEDAN CHAIR. Model.

311 ENDEAVOUR. Model of Captain Cook’s ship of 1768.

19TH CENTURY

498 HMS VICTORY. Model.

384 SEAMAN 1806. Costume doll.

P 521 VICTORIAN TOWN LIFE. Reproductions of contemporary illustrations.

P 383 VICTORIAN PORTRAIT GALLERY. Notable people in the arts, science and politics. Set of mounted reproductions.

511 VICTORIAN COSTUME. Costume dolls.

517 VICTORIAN SHOES. Young child’s clog c1850. Plus replica boot with button hook.

413 BABIES’ COTTON CLOTHING. 3 examples.

375 LADY’S SEWING BOX. A selection of items used by a typical middle class lady around 1895.

405 CHAIN STITCH MACHINE. Sewing machine by Wilcox and Gibbs. c1895.

524 VICTORIAN WOMAN. A selection of dress accessories and personal items.

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6093 IRISH NEEDLECRAFT. Lace collars, handkerchiefs and table mat. Examples in display frames.

415 CHILDREN’S COTTON CLOTHING. Three examples.

6096 HONITON AND BEDFORDSHIRE LACE. Examples of dress accessories. Display frames.

505 VICTORIAN HOUSE MAID. Costume doll.

301 VICTORIAN KITCHEN. Model showing the layout, furniture, food and utensils of a prosperous Victorian kitchen.

352 KITCHEN UTENSILS. Examples of Victorian kitchen equipment.

411 19TH CENTURY FOOD PACKAGING. Tins, bottles, packets and pots from some of the food and drink products available at the end of the 19th century.

392 DOMESTIC IRONS. Examples of box iron, charcoal iron and flat iron.

490 LAUNDRY UTENSILS. Examples of dolly peg, soap tablet, wooden pegs, washboard, and dolly ‘blue’.

302 ZOETROPE. Reproduction Victorian optical toy which creates moving pictures in a spinning drum.

338 PUZZLE BLOCKS. Set of Victorian picture blocks which can be arranged to show six different scenes.

334 STEREOSCOPE. Example with ‘stereo pair’ photographs. Optical device for viewing photographs in 3D. Subjects include landscapes, portraits, costume, buildings and children.

P 300 VICTORIAN JOURNALS. 3 examples. London Illustrated News; boys’ and girls’ magazines.

P 400 VICTORIAN LONDON. Coloured engravings of street scenes with buildings, transport, people.

350 CARPENTER’S TOOLS. Examples of plane, square, drill, brace, auger and chisel.

408 KENT TURNWREST PLOUGH. Model.

P 356 SHEEP AND SHEPHERDS. Photographs.

373 THE SHEPHERD IN SUSSEX. Examples of tools and smock, with photographs of shepherds.

P 401 SMELTING AND FORGING. Reproductions. Early ironworking scenes.

599 VICTORIAN POLICEMAN. Items a policeman would have carried at work. 6038 COUNTRY SCENE. A place setting perhaps

for a country doctor or farmer. Decorated plate, cutlery with horn handles. Two wine glasses, napkins and napkin ring. c1840-1850.

6039 BEATRICE. A place setting for a prosperous Victorian. Plates, cutlery, Finger bowl, 3 glasses, napkin and napkin ring. c1880-1910.

See also, ‘THE EMPORIUM’, ‘WORKING ON THE LAND’, ‘VICTORIAN LAUNDRY’, ‘OPEN HEARTH COOKING’ and ‘19TH CENTURY CLASSROOM’ in the Travelling Displays section.

19TH CENTURY TRANSPORT

355 BROADWHEELED WAGON. c1800. Model with illustrated book.

385 ROYAL MAIL COACH 1840. Model.

P 422 COACHING PRINTS. Illustrating the age of stage coach travel.

504 MAIL COACH DRIVER. Costume doll.

502 CARRIAGE LAMP. Large candle-powered lamp from a horse drawn carriage.

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354 HANSOM CAB. Model.

403 GURNEY’S STEAM CARRIAGE. 1829. Model with engineer’s drawings .

318 PEN-Y-DARRAN. Model of Trevithick’s 1804 locomotive.

443 THE ROCKET. Model of Stephenson’s 1829 locomotive.

P 460 BUILDING THE RAILWAYS. Illustrations. Early locomotives and railway construction.

314 COMET. Model of Henry Bell’s paddle boat of 1812. First commercial steam ferry in Europe.

526 GREAT EASTERN. Model of Brunel’s great steamship of 1858.

388 EARLY BICYCLES 1818-1867. Models of Draisienne Hobby Horse, Macmillan treadle driven cycle and Michaux Velocipede.

378 BICYCLES 1879-1901. Models of Penny Farthing, Starley ‘Rover’ safety bicycle and Raleigh all steel cycle.

399 OTTO LILIENTHAL GLIDER. 1894. Large model of the pioneer with his glider.

20TH CENTURY

353 EDWARDIAN WOMAN. A few of the things she would have had about her while preparing to go out.

512 EDWARDIAN COSTUME. Costume dolls.

P 404 BRITISH WAR POSTERS 1914-18. Four propaganda posters.

347 AEROPLANES OF THE 1ST WORLD WAR. Models of the Sopwith Camel, 2Fl biplane and Fokker DR1 triplane.

506 SILVER GHOST. 1907. Model. Rolls Royce car .

507 MODEL T FORD. 1912. Model.

510 LONDON OMNIBUS. 1910. Model.

6040 GEORGE V. Place setting. 2 patterned plates, silver cutlery, napkin ring, 2 glasses. c1910-1920.

452 VICKERS VIMY. 1919. Model of the first aeroplane to cross the Atlantic.

404 1920s COSTUME. Costume dolls.

379 R100 AIRSHIP. 1929. Model of the British airship designed by Barnes Wallace.

303 EARLY ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES. Examples including toaster, kettle, iron, hairdryer. Early designs and materials, mostly from the 1920s and 1930s.

493 WORLD WAR II PLANES. Models of Messerschmitt 109E and Supermarine Spitfire.

P 409 WAR POSTERS 1939-45. Six propaganda posters. Includes ‘Dig for Victory’ and ‘Careless Talk Costs Lives’.

P 431 WORLD WAR II HEADLINES. Reproductions of newspaper front pages reporting key events of World War II.

V 512 KEEPING THE WHEELS TURNING. Imperial War Museum video. Seven short films looking at women in the factories and the evacuation of children. Ages 9+.

See also AIR RAID! in the Travelling Displays section.

P 301 20TH CENTURY NEWS REVIEW. Reproduction newspaper front pages. Titanic, WWI, R101 disaster, Edward VIII abdication, WWII, 1953 Coronation, Everest, 4 min mile, World Cup ‘66, Apollo 11, Charles and Diana.

729 APOLLO 11 MODULES. Model. Lunar landing craft from the 1969 mission.

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326 1970s CONCEPT HOUSE. Architects’ model.

402 CONCORDE. 1976. Model of the supersonic passenger aircraft.

C 734 LIFT OFF! Large poster photograph of the Space Shuttle launch, plus information chart.

730 SPACE SHUTTLE. 1981. Model of the Space Shuttle ‘Columbia’.

!!! Refer to the Aviation section for the history of

early flight.

GENERAL HISTORYARCHITECTURE

367 DEVELOPMENT OF THE BRIDGE. Models.

!!! Refer to the Ancient & Modern History sections for buildings through the centuries.

AGRICULTURE & INDUSTRY

434 PLOUGHS. Models. The development of the plough since Roman times.

408 KENT TURNWREST PLOUGH. Early 19th century. Model of the heavy plough used in the Weald.

323 TOWER MILL. Working model showing interior.

336 POST MILL. Model.

340 WATER MILL. Model showing gearing.

451 FORGING HAMMER. Model of a forge powered by a water wheel..

See also ‘WORKING ON THE LAND’ in the Travelling Displays section.

TRANSPORT

366 DEVELOPMENT OF THE WHEEL. Sequence of simple models, showing developments from rolling log to pneumatic tyre.

P 426 THE WHEELWRIGHT. Stages in the construction of a wagon wheel shown through early photographs of wheelwrights at work.

410 WAGON WHEEL. Model of a partly built wheel to show components and structure.

388 EARLY BICYCLES 1818-1867. Models of Draisienne Hobby Horse, Macmillan treadle driven cycle and Michaux Velocipede.

378 BICYCLES 1879-1901. Models of Penny Farthing, Starley ‘Rover’ safety bicycle and Raleigh all steel cycle.

435 CANAL LOCK. Working model.

!!! Refer to the Ancient & Modern History sections for vehicles & ships through the centuries.

AVIATION AND SPACE TRAVEL

496 HISTORY OF AVIATION. 1890-1909. Lilienthal glider, Wright biplane, Farman biplane, Bleriot monoplane. Models.

399 OTTO LILIENTHAL GLIDER. 1894. Large model of the pioneer and his glider.

337 WRIGHT BIPLANE. 1903. Model of the Wright brothers’ aeroplane that first achieved controlled, powered flight.

356 AEROPLANES 1910. Models of Avro biplane, Bleriot monoplane, Antoinette, Bristol Boxkite.

452 VICKERS VIMY. 1919. Model of the first aeroplane to cross the Atlantic.

391 AVIATION 1913-1919. Models of Avro 504, Nieuport 11, De Havilland 16, Handley Page 0/7. Warplanes and peacetime conversions.

407 AEROPLANES 1913-1929. Models of Avro 504K, Sopwith Camel, De Havilland DH4, Armstrong Whitworth Argosy.

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the 1880’s and 1930’s.

513 SUSSEX SHEPHERD. 1870. Costume doll.

373 THE SHEPHERD IN SUSSEX. Crook, bell, shears and smock, with photographs of shepherds at the turn of the century.

451 FORGING HAMMER. Model of a water driven forge.

P 355 DOMESDAY BOOK. SUSSEX. Facsimile of a double page referring to Sussex with extra information on Sussex entries.

454 WINKHURST. 15th century timber framed farmhouse. Model of the building at the Weald and Downland Museum.

6115 SUSSEX FLAGON. Traditional large clear-glazed jug.

6116 SUSSEX POTTERY. Traditional Sussex jug, pot and two bowls.

6030 SOME WOODLAND CRAFTS. Some products (half size) of Sussex woodlands.

See also ‘Working on the Land’ in the Travelling Displays section.

GENERAL SUBJECTS

396 MEDIEVAL WRITING. and associated crafts. Original Medieval manuscripts, quill pen, pigments, gold leaf, vellum, stylus. With photographs of writing from Roman text to Domesday Book.

497 PERIOD CHAIRS. Models. Six designs from the 17th and 18th centuries.

465 HISTORY OF LIGHTING. How technology has changed how we light our homes.

358 AVIATION. 1920’s and 30’s. Models of aircraft

famous for pioneering ventures.

379 R100 AIRSHIP. 1929. Model of the British airship designed by Barnes Wallace.

729 APOLLO 11 MODULES. 1969. Models of the command and Moon landing modules.

730 SPACE SHUTTLE. 1981. Model.

C 734 LIFT-OFF! Poster photograph of the launch of the space shuttle.

402 CONCORDE. 1976. Model of the supersonic passenger aircraft.

MAPS

P 358 MAPPA MUNDI. World map of 1290. Biblical sites and mythical creatures.

P 455 WORLD MAPS 1482 AND 1507. Showing how the voyages of discovery at the beginning of the Tudor age expanded the known world between these dates.

P 314 16TH century MAPS. England 1579 and Sussex 1575 by Saxton. London 1572 by Braun and Hogenburg.

SUSSEX

343 SUSSEX WAGON. Model of a wagon of 1880.

410 WAGON WHEEL. Model of a partly built wheel to show components and structure.

P 426 THE WHEELWRIGHT. Stages in the construction of a wagon wheel shown through early photographs of wheelwrights at work.

355 BROAD WHEELED WAGON. Model with illustrated book.

P 356 SHEEP AND SHEPHERDS. Photographs showing aspects of the shepherd’s life between

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ZOOLOGY INSECTS

1 PRINCIPAL ORDERS OF INSECTS. Specimens in display case.

101 AQUATIC INSECTS. Specimens shown in a water setting.

LEPIDOPTERA

180 BRITISH BUTTERFLIES. Mounted specimens.

20 MOTHS AND BUTTERFLIES. British specimens.

7 CABBAGE WHITE. Specimens showing stages of development.

178 EXOTIC BUTTERFLIES. Specimens. (Various other sets listed in Geography section).

66 SILK WORM. Display case showing life cycle, cocoons and silk thread.

C 180 BUTTERFLY LIFE CYCLE. Chart of photographs. Stages in development.

REPTILES/AMPHIBIANS

87 GRASS SNAKE SKELETON. Specimen in a Perspex case.

217 INDIAN COBRA. Mounted specimen.

212 PYTHON. The skin of a 6 Metre African rock python.

11 FROG SKELETON. Mounted in Perspex case.

BIRDS

C 73 BIRDS’ NESTS AND EGGS. Chart of photographs showing nest and egg types, hatching and growth in the nest.

21 OSTRICH EGG. Specimen. Africa.

162 BARN OWL SKELETON. Mounted in a Perspex case.

290 EAGLE OWL SKELETON. Mounted in a Perspex case.

165 KESTREL SKELETON. Mounted in a Perspex case.

13 PIGEON SKELETON. Mounted in a Perspex case.

40 WING STRUCTURE. Mallard’s wing showing skeletal structure and feathers.

LAND BIRDS

90 BARN OWL. Mounted specimen.

44 BLUE TIT. Mounted specimen.

63 BLACKBIRD. Mounted specimen.

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22 BULLFINCH. Mounted specimen.

148 CHAFFINCH. Mounted specimen.

48 GREATER SPOTTED WOODPECKER. Mounted specimen.

126 GREEN WOODPECKER. Mounted specimen.

149 GREENFINCH. Mounted specimen.

91 HEN HARRIER. Mounted specimen.

84 HOUSE MARTIN. Mounted specimen.

145 JAY. Mounted specimen.

187 KESTREL. Mounted specimen.

248 LAPWING. Mounted specimen.

92 LITTLE OWL. Mounted specimen.

47 LONG EARED OWL. Mounted specimen.

36 MAGPIE. Mounted specimen.

247 PARTRIDGE. Mounted specimen.

34 PHEASANT. Mounted specimen.

65 ROOK. Mounted specimen.

109 SPARROWHAWK. Mounted specimen.

45 STARLING. Mounted specimen.

86 SWIFT. Mounted specimen.

52 TAWNY OWL. Mounted specimen.

125 WREN. Mounted specimen.

WATER BIRDS

283 BLACK HEADED GULL. Mounted specimen in winter plumage.

85 COMMON GULL. Mounted specimen.

83 CORMORANT. Mounted specimen.

104 GANNET. Mounted specimen.

208 GUILLEMOT. Mounted female specimen.

27 HERON. Mounted specimen.

234 KINGFISHER. Mounted specimen.

P 143 KINGFISHER PHOTOGRAPHS. Sequence showing birds flying, under water and feeding chicks.

35 LESSER BLACK-BACKED GULL. Mounted specimen.

105 MALLARD. Mounted specimen.

64 MOORHEN. Mounted specimen.

163 OYSTER CATCHER. Mounted specimen.

161 POCHARD. Mounted specimen.

155 RAZORBILL. Mounted specimen.

160 RUFF. Male specimen in display plumage.

164 TUFTED DUCK. Mounted specimen.

76 WATER RAIL. Mounted specimen.

MAMMALS

14 MAMMAL SKULLS. Monkey, cat, rabbit, dog.

58 OX SKULL. Specimen.

16 SHEEP SKULL. Specimen.

12 RABBIT SKELETON. Articulated and mounted in Perspex case.

42 BAT SKELETON. Example under Perspex. BRITISH MAMMALS

17 ALBINO GREY SQUIRREL. Mounted specimen. Mutation.

80 BADGER. Mounted specimen.

150 COYPU. Mounted specimen.

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46 ERMINE. Mounted specimen. Stoat in winter coat.

103 GREY SQUIRREL. Mounted specimen.

169 FOX. Mounted specimen.

167 FOX CUB. Mounted specimen.

113 HARE. Mounted specimen.

286 HEDGEHOG. Mounted specimen.

218 LONG EARED BAT. Mounted specimen.

102 MINK. Mounted specimen.

6 MOLE. Mounted specimen.

81 OTTER. Mounted specimen.

282 RABBIT. Mounted specimen.

152 RABBIT LITTER. Specimens.

232 RED SQUIRREL. Mounted specimen.

235 STOAT. Mounted specimen. 9 SHREW. Mounted specimen.

10 VOLE. Mounted specimen.

96 WEASEL. Mounted specimen.

82 WHITE MOLE. Mutation. Specimen.

FOREIGN ANIMALS

178 EXOTIC BUTTERFLIES. Specimens.

4 SCORPION. Specimen from North Africa.

19 GOLIATH BEETLES. Male and Female specimens. Africa.

39 SAWFISH. Specimen of saw-like snout. West Coast of Africa.

212 PYTHON. The skin of a 6 metre African rock python. 39 SAWFISH. Specimen of saw-like snout. Cameroon.

146 WEAVER BIRD’S NEST. Example. Africa.

21 OSTRICH EGG. Specimen. Africa.

94 AFRICAN BUTTERFLIES. Specimens.

93 AUSTRALIAN BUTTERFLIES. Specimens.

193 INDO-PACIFIC SHELLS (TRITON). Triton, Lampshell, Cone, Panther Cowrie, Harp.

194 INDO-PACIFIC SHELLS (NAUTILUS). Nautilus, Cone, Tusk, Cowrie, Cameo Shell.

197 CLAMS. Two examples of the fluted clam. Pacific.

198 MELON SHELL AND ABALONE. Specimens. Two large shells from the Indo-Pacific and Californian coast.

195 EXOTIC SHELLS. Varied shapes and colours.

73 INDIAN BUTTERFLIES. Specimens.

41 HIMALAYAN PHEASANT. Mounted specimen.

217 INDIAN COBRA. Mounted specimen.

68 MALAYAN BUTTERFLIES. Specimens.

15 BIZARRE INSECTS. Specimens. Trumpeter, leaf insect, stag beetle. Belize/Guatemala.

192 BIRD EATING SPIDER. Large specimen from South America.

67 SOUTH AMERICAN BUTTERFLIES. Specimens.

95 TAIWAN BUTTERFLIES. Specimens HUMAN BIOLOGY

31 EAR. Model showing section through the ear.

32 EYE. Enlarged dissectable model. 60 HUMAN SKELETON. Full size replica.

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ASTRONOMY 729 APOLLO 11 MODULES. Models of the

command and Moon landing modules.

730 SPACE SHUTTLE. 1981. Model.

C 734 LIFT-OFF! Poster photograph of the launch of the space shuttle.

C 740 EARTH, MOON, SUN. 3 charts of photographs, diagrams and information.

TECHNOLOGY 739 CUTLERY MANUFACTURE. Stages in the

manufacture of knives, forks and spoons from bars of steel.

711 FOUR STROKE PETROL ENGINE. Sectional model of one cylinder.

367 DEVELOPMENT OF THE BRIDGE. From stepping stones to modern day. Simplified models.

366 DEVELOPMENT OF THE WHEEL. From rolling log to pneumatic tyre. Simplified models.

410 WAGON WHEEL. Model of a partly built wheel to show components and structure.

!!! Refer to the History section for transport, aviation, architecture, industry.

GENERAL 761 COLOUR IS LIGHT. Prisms and colour

paddles, for demonstrating refraction and colour combination.

GEOLOGYROCKS AND MINERALS

700 AGATES. Several specimens . Brazil.

718 GEM AND ORNAMENTAL STONES. Set of specimens.

751 CRYSTALS. Varied examples.

756 ROCK CRYSTAL. Two specimens. Large quartz crystal group and quartz lined geode.

752 AMETHYST. Large crystal group. Brazil.

P 726 CRYSTAL PHOTOGRAPHS. Photographs of fine specimens.

758 PYRITES. Two specimens. Large iron pyrites crystal group and amethyst geode.

712 ROCKS. Specimens of sedimentary, igneous and metamorphic rocks.

736 SEDIMENTARY ROCKS. Specimens.

716 IGNEOUS AND METAMORPHIC ROCKS. Specimens.

753 BUILDING STONES - SOUTH. Examples from the South West, South East, East and Midlands.

757 BUILDING STONES - NORTH. Examples from Wales, Midlands, The North and Scotland.

717 MINERALS. Examples used in industry.

740 MINING PRODUCTS. Examples of metal ores and other mining products.

869 COAL MINE. Model showing mine shafts and underground strata.

738 MINING FOR METALS. Specimens of metal bearing rocks.

714 ECONOMIC USES. Rocks and minerals used

in cement and steel making, agriculture and road making.

715 ECONOMIC USES. Rocks and minerals used in paint and enamel manufacture, ceramics, insulators and abrasives.

710 METEORITE. Iron/Nickel specimen. From Meteor Crater in Arizona.

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PHYSICAL GEOLOGY

722 RIVER VALLEYS. Models showing young, mature and old formations.

719 CLIFF EROSION. Set of models.

857 CONTOURS. Model of hill and valley formations showing contour lines.

725 VOLCANO. Model. Section through a volcano showing strata, cone and lava flows, with booklet.

P 708 VOLCANO PHOTOGRAPHS. Photographs of Hawaiian volcanoes and stages in an eruption.

726 GLACIER. Set of models showing the structure and effects of a glacier.

Images and information on volcanoes, volcanic rocks and earthquakes can be found at our website.

P 758 THE SOUTH EAST COAST. Photographs. Reculver, Kent to Lulworth Cove, Dorset.

P 723 THE SOUTH WEST COAST. Set of photographs. Coastal scenery. Chesil Beach, Dorset, to Start Point, Devon.

PALAEONTOLOGY 700 INSECTS IN AMBER. Baltic amber with

embedded insects from 40 million years BP .

737 FOSSILS. 10 specimens tracing early evolution from plant to dinosaur.

727 LARGE AMMONITE. Specimen. Sliced and polished on one side to show internal structure.

755 PETRIFIED WOOD. Three examples, one sliced and polished to show growth rings. 200 Million years BP.

EXTINCT REPTILES

734 ICHTHYOSAURUS. Model.

733 PLESIOSAURUS. Model.

703 STEGOSAURUS. Model.

732 TRICERATOPS. Model.

750 IGUANODON. Model.

704 TYRANNOSAURUS. Model.

741 FOSSIL PTERODACTYL. Cast.

EXTINCT BIRDS AND MAMMALS

743 FOSSIL ARCHAEOPTERYX. Cast of possible bird ancestor.

760 EVOLUTION OF THE HORSE. Three models.

701 MAMMOTH. Model.

702 MAMMOTH TOOTH. Large specimen.

707 SABRE TOOTHED TIGER. Model.

HUMAN EVOLUTION

316 NEANDERTHAL MAN. Model.

441 NEANDERTHAL SKULL. Replica. c 33-43,000 BC.

442 CRO-MAGNON SKULL. (Homo sapiens) Replica. c18-28,000 BC.

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PRINTED FABRICS FLORAL DESIGNS IN WARM COLOURS

6001 ROSAFINA. Formal floral patterns on white background. Soft, warm colours.

6017 SCALA. Woven stripes and printed geometric flower patterns. Rich oranges, purples and pinks.

6072 MORESCO. Intricate patterns in various colour harmonies.

6079 AUTUMN FLOWER. Large printed motifs and woven stripes in coarse Dralon. Browns and gold.

6102 FOLKLORE. Very large convoluted motif based on flower and leaf shapes. Browns, with black and white.

6113 FLOWER PRINT. Small floral patterns in single colours on white. Cotton.

6069 BELLE EPOQUE. Flower motifs in buffs, pinks, gold and brown.

6125 PIMPERNEL. William Morris prints in original colours. Various flower designs on brown and gold backgrounds.

FLORAL DESIGNS IN COOL COLOURS

6000 LOVE IN IDLENESS. Gaily coloured flower motifs. Mostly blues and greens.

6003 MARGARETS. Large free floral patterns. Greens and blues.

6012 VERDURE. Formal floral patterns in blues and greens.

6075 TABLEAU. Flower shapes. Blues and greens.

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6082 FLORABUNDA. Simplified leaf and flower motif. Four colour versions.

6085 LARISA. Flower motifs in soft, cool colours.

6100 FILIGREE. Intricate floral patterns in varied soft colours.

6109 WATER GARDEN. Stylised floral motifs in greens blues and mauves. Cotton.

6123 BLACKTHORN. William Morris prints in origi-nal colours. Various coloured flower designs on blue and green backgrounds.

STRIPES AND GEOMETRIC DESIGNS

6005 PIAZZA. Circle and stripe designs in varying scales and warm colours.

6120 CHROMATICS. Linear, check and geometric designs in sepia, greys and greens. Cotton.

6008 QUATRAIN. Small formal patterns in yellows and oranges.

6043 PETRUS. Strong patterns in oranges, pinks and reds.

6080 KALEIDOSCOPE. Design based on squares, diagonals and diamonds. Four colourways.

6083 HEXAGON. Hexagon and dot design in differ-ent colour versions.

6004 SPINNEY. Broken stripe fabrics in blues.

6073 AUTOMATION. Large motif based on machine forms, in three colour ways.

6084 DIMENSIONS. Varied geometric designs and colours.

6010 BLACK WHITE GREY. Fabrics printed in lines and circles.

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6074 IMPACT. Varied use of geometric forms in black, white and grey.

6007 TABARD. Geometric designs, mostly magenta, pink and red.

ABSTRACT DESIGNS

6011 COSTUME. Bright stylised figures on white ground.

6013 FACADE. Architectural motif in three colour-ways.

6015 PERSIAN GARDEN. Large background motifs in mixed colours.

6065 DREAM BAZAZ. Jazzy patterns with swatch of varied colourways.

6086 PETIT POINT. Designs using coloured dots.

6119 ELEPHANTS. Elephant motifs in blue and red. Cotton.

6108 JUNGLE RAILWAY. Scenes of animals among trees, locomotives and flowers.

6118 COUNTRY WALK. Printed cotton with land-scape motifs.

6121 HARVEST MOON. Fantastic designs based on the circle. Brown, gold and green.

6009 BOWER BIRDS. Intertwined motifs. White, with soft green and pink, tangerine and tur-quoise.

6129 TABRIZ. Turkish/Persian designs in rich col-ours. Russet, gold, green and cream.

6122 ORCHIS. Mixed patterns in blue and white

VARIED WEAVES

6070 PURPLE WEAVE. Fabrics in man-made fibres showing varied weave.

6098 DENMARK. Woven stripes. Black, brown, white with other colours. Acrylic fabric.

6099 FINLAND. Loosely woven stripes in Dralon. Soft, varied colours.

6101 SWISS DESIGN. Basically blue floral and striped fabrics in natural and man-made fibres.

6014 COOL CHECK. Checks in blues and greens.

6045 WARM STRIPE. Striped fabrics, warm colours.

6081 STRIPES. Stripes in yellows, oranges, pinks.

6016 WEAVE. Varying bands of green.

6111 TARTANS. Four tartans in pure wool. Elliott, Barclay Hunting, MacIntosh, Macleod of Lewis.

6112 WELSH TAPESTRY. Woollen fabrics in tradi-tional Welsh stripe and new style tapestry weave.

6128 WELSH WOOL. Traditional Welsh flannel and worsted.

POTS 6056 SLAB POTS. By Ian Auld.

6089 TWO SLAB POTS AND FLANGED DISH. By Ian Auld and Derek Davis.

6057 SCREEN AND PUZZLE BLOCKS. Slab and press moulded pieces by Eileen Lewinstein.

6078 PLAQUE IN TILES. By Graham Duncan. Erupted decoration on glazed white stoneware.

6047 WALL PENDANT AND TWO POTS. By Ber-nard Rook. Varied applied and gouged decora-tions.

6042 ORGANIC FORMS. Six pinch pots by Eileen Graham.

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6046 FIVE SMALL POTS. By Derek Davis. Varied shapes fabricated from thrown forms.

6064 TWO COIL POTS. By Jerome Abbo. Scalloped forms.

6090 SHALLOW PINCH BOWLS. Three mushroom pots by Peter Toy and one pinch pot by Sheila Fournier.

6054 STONEWARE PIGEON. By Rosemary Wren.

6107 CONTAINERS. Stoneware cube by West Marshall. Mottled box by Chris Jenkins. White trefoil box by Joanna Constantinidis. Pinch

edged container by Deidre Burnett.

6025 TWO BOTTLES. Thick mottled glaze and me-tallic glaze.

6051 THREE PINCH POTS. By Sheila Fournier. Stoneware with blue eggshell glaze.

6020 STONEWARE BOWLS. Shallow bowl with thick mottled glaze, by Derek Davis. Bowl with brushed black oxide, by Ray Marshall.

6021 TWO LARGE BOWLS. Heavy blue glaze bowl and spherical bowl with resist pattern.

6053 THREE BOWLS. By Peter Lewis. Plain egg-shell glazes in off-white, black and green.

6097 INTERLOCKING PLATES. With frilled edge pot by David Westcott.

6124 BALL JAR AND SUNSCAPE. By Andrew Holden. Combination of reduction fired stone-ware and silk panels.

6110 AGATE BOWLS. By Paul Phillips. Both deco-rated with a motif derived from agate.

6104 SHIP SHAPES. Decorative forms in slab and cut clay by Brian Newman.

6088 MUGS, CUPS, SAUCERS. Various studio made examples. Colin Pearson, David Sharp, Eric Mellon. Derek Davis.

6022 LARGE DISH. Calcium glaze, by Derek Davis.

6020 STONEWARE BOWLS. Shallow bowl with thick mottled glaze, by Derek Davis. Bowl with brushed black oxide, by Ray Marshall.

PLACE SETTINGS 6026 KASTRUP. Dark brown platter style plates,

square cut stainless steel cutlery, heavy tumbler and table mats.

6034 ASIA. Plates with strong motifs in black and gold, and indigo. Set of cutlery in pressed steel with contemporary design. Modern glass and place mats.

6035 ACAPULCO. A formalised Mexican design of

birds and flowers, in bright colours on white, made in Luxembourg. Swedish glass and Dutch cutlery.

6036 CORNELIAN. Place setting 1970. White plates with bright floral centres. German cutlery and varied glasses. Place mats.

6071 BUFF PINK. Choice of plates in plain or pat-terned buff pink. Finnish stainless steel cutlery. Tall Swedish glass.

PERIOD PLATES AND PLACE SETTINGS

6068 CHINESE PATTERN. Set of three plates. Mason’s Ironstone china with peonies and cherry blossom, c1840. Willow pattern Spode c1820. Ch’ien Lung, a Chinese plate with famille-rose motif, c1740.

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6066 COALPORT. Set of three plates. Newstone china ‘Cattle Group’ with floral border, c1860. Coal-port porcelain with floral centre, c1850. Plate with moulded border and formal flowers c1840.

6067 MINTON. Set of three plates. Crown Stafford-shire porcelain in gold and blue, c1890. Minton china in blue transfer, c1871. Copeland porcelain c1887. All with formal borders and floral centres.

6038 COUNTRY SCENE. A place setting perhaps for a country doctor or farmer. Plate is in transfer-blue and onglaze decoration, cutlery with horn handles. Two wine glasses, napkins and napkin ring. c1840-1850.

6039 BEATRICE. A place setting for a member of

a prosperous Victorian family. Blue transfer plates, cutlery and fish eaters. Finger bowl, three glasses, napkin and silver napkin ring. c1880-1910.

6040 GEORGE V. A place setting with two patterned plates, silver cutlery, napkin ring with napkin, and two stemmed glasses. c1910-1920.

GENERAL 6093 IRISH NEEDLECRAFT. Examples of 19th and

20th century lace handkerchiefs, crochet collars and tatting. Display frames.

6096 HONITON AND BEDFORDSHIRE LACE. Examples of 18th and 19th century dress acces-sories, in display frames.

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