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Motorola StarTAC mobile phone, 1997.

1997

SeaSafe brand 'Mariner' Life Jacket 150

1990-1999

Daily Herald Photograph: Sugar beets

1930-1940

Daily Herald Photograph: Farming Scene

1939-1950

Metal plate for struts from Supermarine Rolls Royce Seaplane

1931

Metal plate for struts from Supermarine Rolls Royce Seaplane

1931

Metal plate for struts from Supermarine Rolls Royce Seaplane

1931

Metal plate for struts from Supermarine Rolls Royce Seaplane

1931

Saw blade in cardboard box

1931

Metal tin of screws for mount struts from Supermarine Rolls Royce Seaplane

1931

Eight metal components associated with the Supermarine Rolls Royce Seaplane

1931

Model of torpedo boat destroyer HMS 'Tartar'

1907-1935

Speedboat: 'Miss England I', used by Segrave to contest World Water Speed Records, with various components

1929

Supermarine Rolls Royce Seaplane

1931

Metal plate for struts from Supermarine Rolls Royce Seaplane

1931

Metal tin of screws for mount struts from Supermarine Rolls Royce Seaplane

1931

Model of torpedo boat HMS 'Tobago'

1918-1935

Link 110 Camera Head

Model, ‘cut-away’, on starboard side, of H.M. Submarine (Nuclear Powered) of H.M.S. ‘Swiftsure’, by Paul Bowers, Hampshire, England, 1971

Nuclear powered attack submarine, HMS 'Swiftsure'

1971
Model of Samuel Franklin Cody's "Power-kite" or British Army Aeroplane No. 1, 1907/8, scale 1:20.

Model of S F Cody's Power-kite

1908
Model of Supermarine-Napier S.5, scale 1:16

Supermarine Napier S5, 1927.

1927
Supermarine Rolls Royce Seaplane, S.6.B. S.1595 (with dummy engine). Winner of the Schneider Trophy, 1931.

Supermarine Seaplane, S.6.B. S.1595

1931
Colour ink jet print on Innova fibre paper by Chris Steele-Perkins: Cricket Match in Hampshire, from the series 'The Pleasure Principle'.

Cricket Match in Hampshire

1989
Carton of 16 physicians sample packs of 2 Veganin tablets (aspirin, paracetamol, and codeine) each. 45 mm x 83 mm x 44 mm, 34g. Produced by Wm. R. Warner, English, 1960-1980.

Carton of 8 physicians samples of Veganin tablets

1960-1980
Glass 200ml bottle with metal lid of Rinurel linctus (phenylpropanolamine hydrochloride, paracetamol and pholcodine), full. 140 mm x 50 mm diameter, 408 g. Produced by Warner, English, 1960-1985.

Glass 200ml bottle with metal lid of Rinurel linctus, full. 140 mm x 50 mm diameter

1960-1985
Aircraft, Folland Gnat T. MK.1, serial number XP505, built by Folland Aircraft Ltd, Hamble, Hampshire, England, September 1962. Used by Royal Aircraft Establishment Bedford 1970-1983

Folland Gnat T MK1, 1962 aircraft

1962
Sachet of `Spotkleen' stain-removing cloth, for British Transport Hotels Limited - with`Sunburst' logo, c.1982. Made by Personalized Products, Alton, Hampshire. Overall: 76 mm x 56 mm.

Sachet of `Spotkleen' stain-removing cloth

Photograph entitled ''Crown' connections at a Hampshire Inn' taken by an unknown photographer for Fox Photos, 8 May 1953. Gelatin silver print

"Crown" connections at a Hampshire Inn

1953-05-08
Daily Herald photograph by G. Phillips titled 'Now we know...' Caption reads: 'What people mean when they say that "Music soothes the savage breast'. These boys dressed in furs and loincloths are jazz fans from Worthing, Sussex. They used those huge clubs only to beat out the rythm at the jazz festival held at the home of Lord Montagu of Beaulieu, at Bealieu Palace, Hampshire. "We call ourselves the Barbarians", said their leader, Richard Hallett, 16. "These outfits are just right for jiving in".'

Jazz fans in Worthing Sussex

1960-07-31
Framed cutting from The Hampshire Independent, dated 9th October, 1886. Relates to the anniversary of the laying of the first stone of Southampton Docks, in 1838.

Extract from the Hampshire Independent: Southampton Docks

1886
British Rail leaflet "Hampshire Diesel Services" describing revised pattern of train services between Salisbury, Southampton and Portsmouth, 7 May 1973. 8.2677 x 3.8583 in.

Hampshire Diesel Services

1973
Oxidising oven used in the early development of carbon fibre at RAE, Farnborough, containing polyacrilonitrite in various stages of oxidation, mid 1960s

Carbon fibre oxidising oven, mid 1960s.

1963-1967
11 early concord wind tunnel models.

Early Concorde wind tunnel models

1950-1959
Model, of a collapsible lifeboat, with separate rudder, by Edward Lyon Berthon, Hampshire, England, 1849-1851

Model, of a collapsible lifeboat

1849-1851
Sachet of `Spotkleen' stain-removing cloth, for British Transport Hotels Limited - with`Sunburst' logo, c.1982. Made by Personalized Products, Alton, Hampshire. Overall: 76 mm x 56 mm.

Sachet of `Spotkleen' stain-removing cloth

Poster, South West Trains, Wight Link and the Lymington – Brockenhurst Community Rail Partnership, All Change!, Saturday 22 May 2010, by Colin Bowler of Tandem Design, 2010. Coloured lithograph depicting Class 421 3-cig electric multiple unit consisting of 1497 Freshwater and 1498 Faringford, celebrating the final operation of ‘slam door’ commuter stock on Britain’s main line railway network. Accompanying text promotes the service between Brockenhurst and Lymington Town and Pier, giving a history of the slam door stock, illustrated with two photographs. Text at bottom left reads “Compiled by John Atkinson, Peter Brooks and Peter Underwood. Photos by Peter Brooks and Phil Dominey. Illustration by Colin Bowler, Tandem Design. Produced by the Information Production Unit, South West Trains, May 2010”. Format double royal.

All change!

2010
Vintage silver gelatin print by Kurt Hutton, titled "Beatrice Webb: a lifetime of kindness". Published in Hutton's book "Speaking Likeness" (London and New York: Focal Press, 1947), p. 32.

Beatrice Webb

1941
Poster, South West Trains, Wight Link and the Lymington – Brockenhurst Community Rail Partnership, All Change!, Saturday 22 May 2010, by Colin Bowler of Tandem Design, 2010. Coloured lithograph depicting Class 421 3-cig electric multiple unit consisting of 1497 Freshwater and 1498 Faringford, celebrating the final operation of ‘slam door’ commuter stock on Britain’s main line railway network. This version has a yellow ‘banner’ across the illustration reading “For sale, limited edition poster, £7.50 each” with further text. Accompanying text below promotes the service between Brockenhurst and Lymington Town and Pier, giving a history of the slam door stock, illustrated with two photographs. Text at bottom left reads “Compiled by John Atkinson, Peter Brooks and Peter Underwood. Photos by Peter Brooks and Phil Dominey. Illustration by Colin Bowler, Tandem Design. Produced by the Information Production Unit, South West Trains, May 2010”. Format double royal.

All Change! For sale, limited edition poster

2010