Social History (TD6473)

Pin badge. 'LESBIAN & GAY Pride West FESTIVAL'. White background, black and pink writing.

Social History (TD6474)

Pin badge. 'LESBIAN & GAY Pride West 95 ARTS & CULTURAL FESTIVAL'. White background, black and pink writing.

Social History (TD6475)

Pin badge. 'TRADE UNIONISTS AGAINST SECTION 28/ DEFY SECTION 28'.

Social History (TD6476)

Pin badge. 'LGSM/ LESBIANS/ GAY MEN/ SUPPORT THE MINERS/ 1984 1985'.

Social History (TD6470)

Pin badge. Red background with white writing. 'Gay Love/ it's the real thing' (similar style to a Coca-Cola advertising).

Social History (TD6471)

Pin badge. White background with red writing.

Social History (TD6472)

Pin badge. Blue background with yellow writing. 'AIDS HELPLINE/ ALED RICHARDS TRUST/ BRISTOL 273436'.

Social History (TD6461)

Front cover states: 'THE LABOUR PARTY Annual Conference 1985/ Report of the Conference Arrangements Committee and Composite Resolutions/ £2.00'. Policies, resolutions and amendments. Annotations in pencil throughout.

Social History (TD6458)

Bristol Pride Week brochure, 2011. 48 pages. p4: 'PRIDE WEEK SHOWCASES THE BEST OF LGBT CULTURE & CELEBRATES THE DIVERSE LIFE-STORIES OF LGBT PEOPLE'. The back page is an advert for Pride Day, 16 July, 1-8pm at Castle Park. Acts included Kelis, Clare Maguire, Bright Light Bright Light, Dr Meaker, Peter Tatchel, Rowdy Superstar, Sing Out Bristol, Emily Breeze, Muff Said, Siddy Bennett, Le Gateau Chocolat, Heg Doughty, Boogaloo Stu, Gecko, Funkinsteins, samba, and cabaret. Tickets were advertised as £8 early bird/ £10 standard advance.

Social History (TD6457)

Bristol Pride brochure, 2010. 55 pages. Listings include sport, shopping, film, theatre, a quiz, history, music, Pride day, literature, comedy and trans.

Social History (TD6459)

Bristol Pride Week brochure, 2012. Cover states: 'BRISTOL PRIDE 2012/ WE ARE PROUD/ PRIDE DAY/ 14 July 2012/ College Green/ 12pm-2pm/ Free/ PRIDE WEEK/ 9-14 July 2012/ Film, Music, Art, Dance, Talks/ www.wearefest.com'. 50 pages. Map of College Green set up for Pride Day in the centre.

Social History (TD6467)

Empty champagne bottle, with 'Opened after "SHOUT OUT" first show 7.6.10' handwritten on the label. Signed by crew and interviewees of the first ShoutOut broadcast. 'ETIENNE DUMONT Champagne/ Brut'. Green glass bottle/ 75cl.

Social History (TD2534)

Small white plate with gold trim. At the top of the plate are the words 'St. Silas Church, Bristol'. On the reverse is stamped 'Bristol', '5' and '05'.

Social History (TD2535)

White saucer with gold trim. At the top of the saucer are the words 'St. Silas Church, Bristol'. On the reverse is stamped 'Bristol'.

Social History (TD3048)

Tinted colour postcard, titled "Promenade, Clifton Downs, Bristol" along bottom edge, in red. A tree-lined path is shown, with two ladies talking to a gentleman in the middle distance. Series no. 3006. Postally used, sent Newport 14/05/1919 to an address in Bexhill-on-Sea. Two green George V half penny stamps used.

Social History (0358.TSH)

Working toy horizontal stationary steam engine with a spirit-fired boiler on separate wooden bases.

Social History (TC1999)

Black and white real photo postcard, titled "Clifton Downs" along bottom edge at centre, in black. A view of Clifton Downs and the Avon Gorge, with the Suspension Bridge in the distance. Avonvale Series, no. 10007 / 8. White borders. Postally used, sent Glos., 06/08/1909, to an address in Nottingham.

Social History (TD1246)

Sepia printed (?) postcard, titled "Clifton. Suspension Bridge from Downs" at bottom left corner, in white. A view of the Suspension Bridge from Clifton Downs, the surrounding area very wooded and 'green' - if this was a colour image! The Tuck trade mark appears at bottom right corner. Tuck's Silverette Series, no. 1579. Postally used, sent to an address in Brighton, dated 22/04/1904.

Social History (TB2331)

Black and white real photo postcard, titled "Clifton Downs, Bristol" near bottom right corner, in white. A general view of the Clifton Downs in winter, looking towards Avonmouth, taken near the Suspension Bridge. Several individuals can be seen standing near a park bench in the foreground, at centre. Series no. 100c (?) printed at bottom right corner. Postally unused.

Social History (TD5359.1)

White lace wedding dress. 'Kenilworth model' label inside. Zip at side. Netted petticoat. 1955.

Social History (TB2466)

Black and white real photo postcard, titled "Construction of Clifton Bridge 1863" near bottom right corner, in white. An unusual view of the Clifton Suspension Bridge, in the process of being built. The original photograph would appear to have been taken from the top of the supporting pillar on the Clifton side, looking towards Leigh woods. Postally unused.

Social History (TB2405)

Sepia real photo postcard, titled "View from Clifton Suspension Bridge" along bottom edge at centre, in white. Looking towards Clifton and the city, the River Avon can be seen below at right. Bee Series, no. 502. Postally unused.

Social History (TC2088)

Black and white printed postcard, titled "S.S. Duke of Gordon" near bottom right corner, in brown. A view taken from Hotwells, showing the S.S. Duke of Gordon, with Clifton and the Suspension Bridge in the background. Stuck to the reverse of this postcard is another postcard of "The Village Street, North Stoke".

Social History (T9251)

Set of three transfer printed jugs. White glaze with green border around the rim and coloured transfer design of two cupids printed on either side.

Social History (TA3738)

Ceramic; blue and white; boating scene in Italianate landscape; floral border.

Social History (TA3739)

Plate. Blue and white transfer printed earthenware; showing landscape with Cooks Folly on River Avon; floral border.

Social History (TA3740)

Plate; blue and white transfer printed earthenware; children with dog in centre; geometric border.

Social History (TA3741)

Ceramic; blue and white; Chinese influence European landscape, river and gateway prominent; decorated handle, spout and rim; no maker's marks.

Social History (TA3744)

Ceramic; blue and white; oblong shape with four cut off straight corners; depicting scene of Bristol; back marked.

Social History (TA3745)

Blue and white; maker's mark and inscription on reverse; floral centre and coral border; oblong shape, cut off corners.

Social History (TA3746)

Ceramic; blue and white; mark on back unreadable; English scene of people on horseback and cows in a pastoral landscape; floral border.

Social History (TA3748)

Ceramic; circular; blue and white with floral border; inscription on the back.

Social History (TB1815)

Plain white card with narrow black border tied with soft black cord. Separate sheet inside with hymn on left side and inscription on the right side. Thin card, text and border in black ink, slight blind embossing. Single printed sheet held inside by length of black threat tied around the spine. Text inside printed in black ink. On front 'In Loving Memory.' Inside front cover 'Saved for Glory!' and verse. Inside back cover 'In Loving Memory of Louisa Ann, The beloved wife of Walter Ashton Salmon...' continues.

Social History (TB1807)

In black and silver - border with band of silver and narrower band of black. Shows spray of lily-of-the-valley with a picture of church with a setting sun and an inscription. Opens out with sentimental verse on the left and inscription on the right side. On front 'He giveth His beloved Sleep'. Verse inside front cover. Inside back cover ' In Loving Memory of Mary Griffin Who fell asleep May 21st, 1916, Aged 78 Years. Interred at Winford Churchyard.'

Social History (TB2673)

Black and white real photo postcard, titled "The Seasons, by R. Champion, Bristol porcelain, 1770-1781. H. 10 ins." along bottom edge at centre, in black. Four figurines in porcelain are shown, depicting the seasons Spring, Summer, Autumn & Winter (two male, two female). Bristol Museum & Art Gallery series, no. 36. White borders. Postally unused.

Social History (TB2674)

Black and white real photo postcard, titled "The Continents, by R. Champion. Bristol porcelain, 1770-1781. H. 14 ins." along bottom edge at centre, in black. Four figurines in porcelain are shown, each depicting a Continent. Bristol Museum & Art Gallery series, no. 35. White borders. Postally unused.

Social History (TC1566)

Long evening dress in silver brocaded organza / tissue. Dress is sleeveless, with round neckline at front and low square neck at back. The armholes, the neck and belt are trimmed with applique trimming of silver sequins and silver braid: The shaped belt has a flower shaped silver decoration at the centre front belt fastening. The bodice and skirt are both lined with pale grey nylon taffeta. The bottom of the skirt i.e. Reinforced with 270 mm's of fabric stiffener around the skirt. The front tissue skirt is cut in the form of a coat over-skirt; the back is simply cut with two flared panels. Some of the silver brocade threads on the dress bodice front are working loose - probably through wear. Dress fastenings: 32cm zip in back centre bodice and skirt, 2 hooks and eyes fastening back neck strap.

Social History (TD3073)

Grey museum attendant's jacket with shoulder badges embroidered in yellow silk.

Social History (TD2196)

Silver brooch with crossed gold design and initals "M G C". Sweetheart Brooch.

Social History (0329.TSH)

Silk postcard with embroidery showing Union Jack, holly and mistletoe, with lettering reading ‘Merry Christmas’. Message on back. Addressed to Daisy Harris(?), 60 Old Bread St, St Phillips, Bristol, from her brother, Harry. First World War.