Social History (TA441)

Lead fire insurance mark for Patriotic. Policy number 1824. Circular mark with figure of Hibernia holding a harp and the word "Patriotic"In raised letter above and below the date 1824.

Social History (TA470)

Lead fire insurance mark for Royal Exchange insurance office. Oval mark with design of Old Royal Exchange in centre and with policy plate below, number 22395.

Social History (TA471)

Fire insurance mark for Royal Exchange, policy panel number 49339. Issue date 1776. Removed from a shop in East Street, Horsham.

Social History (TA473)

Lead fire insurance mark for Royal Exchange insurance office. Pear shaped mark with design of Old Royal Exchange in the centre (the side part is missing is surmounted by a crown and shield. Pear shaped mark with design of Old Royal Exchange in the centre (the side part is missing is surmounted by a crown and shield. Policy number 186774

Social History (TA475)

Lead fire insurance mark for Royal Exchange insurance office. Designed with the Old Royal Exchange and has a closed crown above a shield. No policy plate.

Social History (TA476)

Lead fire insurance mark for Royal Exchange insurance office. Designed with the Old Royal Exchange and has a closed crown above a shield. No policy plate.

Social History (TB3534)

Copper fire insurance plate for West of England Fire office. Oval plaque with figure of king holding mace, sword and shield next to heraldic crest. Traces of green, gold and red paint on black background. "West of England" embed around the edge.

Social History (TB3535)

Fire insurance plate for West of England Fire office. Figure of king with missing head. Traces of green, gold and red paint on black background

Social History (T9678)

Wrought iron key with soild stem and kidney shaped bow.

Social History (TA152)

Wrought iron key with semi circular bow and rounded pipe stem. Part of the key ward is missing.

Social History (TA156)

metal key with bow and stem

Social History (TA6739)

Wrought iron key.

Social History (TA6740)

Wrought iron keys

Social History (TA6742)

Wrought iron key.

Social History (TA6743)

Wrought iron key

Social History (TA6745)

Iron key found in Frome Culvert, Bristol.

Social History (TA6746)

Wrought iron keys (three).

Social History (TA6747)

Wrought iron key

Social History (TA6748)

Iron key with circular bow and flat bit.

Social History (TA6749)

Wrought iron key with kidney shaped bow and zig zag bit.

Social History (TA6750)

Wrought iron key with kidney shaped bow and zig zag bit.

Social History (TA6751)

Wrought iron key with kidney shaped bow and zig zag bit.

Social History (TA6752)

Wrought iron key with kidney shaped bow and zig zag bit. Found at Pensford, Somerset.

Social History (TA6753)

Wrought iron key with oval shaped bow and bit made up of three teeth.

Social History (TA6754)

Wrought iron key with oval shaped bow and flat bit.

Social History (TA6755)

Three iron keys found in excavation for restoration of King David Inn, St Michael's Hill, Bristol. All three have kidney shaped bows and zig zag bits.

Social History (TA6757)

Wrought iron key with kidney shaped bow and zig zag bit.

Social History (TA6762)

Iron key found in Frome Culvert, Bristol. Simple design of round bow and flat bit, heavily corroded and has deposits left on the metal.

Social History (TA6765)

Wrought iron key with kidney shaped bow and zig zag bit. Found in the Floating Harbour, Bristol, 1892.

Social History (TA6809)

Wrought iron key with kidney shaped bow and hollow stem.

Social History (TB3713)

Previously 11-147. Early 19th Century

Social History (TB3510)

Piano roll damaged cardboard box with black lid. Perforated paper rolled into metal spindle with circular metal ends, necking on wood supports inside box. Label on roll reads: 'x3563 - Angelus & Symphony, Yeoman of the Guard -Reflections, Pilawan'. Made by Wilcox & White Company. c.1902

Social History (TA1215)

Wrought iron key with solid stem.

Social History (TB2081)

Black and white real photo postcard, being a composite of images of people and places. The lengthy title reads, "Souvenir, Royal visit to Bristol, His Majesty King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra, July 9th 1908, at Avonmouth to open Royal Edward Dock". At centre is the King & Queen; other personalities depicted are the Lord and Lady Mayores and individuals connected with the docks and ceremony. The Cathedral, Museum, Art Gallery and the Dock are also featured. White borders. Postally used, sent to The Editor, The Bristol Observer, posted 09/07/1909.

Social History (TB2184)

Black and white postcard, being a photographic reproduction of a drawing. Titled "The cradle of the Messiah at Bristoll" at top left corner, in black. Image is that of a wooden baby's cradle, with panelled sides and turned spindle decoration. "Johanna Southcott's cradle, Bristol/ Fred little Copyright" appears near bottom edge, at left. Series no. 432 appears at top right corner. White borders. Postally unused.

Social History (TB2718)

Colour postcard of a watercolour, titled "St Mary Redcliffe, Bristol" at bottom left corner, in brown. A view of the spire of St Mary Redcliffe Church, seen from the harbour. The Artist Series. Postally unused.

Social History (0368.TSH)

Box mangle c1780 with cast iron four-spke flywheel. Lacking its crank handle

Social History (TB2092)

Black and white postcard, titled "Monks Mill Alderley" along bottom edge near left corner, in white lettering. View shows an old building, rather dilapidated looking, with ivy growing up the walls and rather overtaking the structure. A woman can be seen standing at a top floor window. Series no. 25 printed at bottom left corner. Postally unused.

Social History (TB554)

Oval brass buckle with croossbar and fixing.

Social History (TD4783.1-2)

Set of men's hair (beard) clippers in original card box. Steel clippers with a 'No. 124/0000' marked on the inside left handle and 'Alaska Germany' marked on the inside of the right handle. Blade still contains hair. Box is made from card- cream with blue writing. Text reads, 'A clipper by Burman' on the top and has illustrations of the clipper around the sides of the box. Inside the lid there are instructions for use in numerous languages. Written in pencil on one side is '£1,694.75'. On another side in biro is '9/6'. '331-0000' is printed on the same side.