Willis world clock, 1929-1935
1929-1935
Skeletonised watch movement by Peter Amyot
1750-1775
Baby food, for over four months old
1984-1985
Boxed tube of "Odol" toothpaste
1965-1975
Box for "Less" toothpaste
1965-1970
Moulding plane
Daily Herald Photograph; New Folding Bicycle
1946-12-13
A Norwich Farthing Coin
1667
Moulding plane: ogee profile type
Unknown
Steel lancet
1801-1900
Daily Herald Photograph: Tithe War
1930-1940
Moulding plane
Daily Herald Photograph; New Folding Bicycle
1946-12-13
Woven mat created from cardboard packaging
2020
Daily Herald Photograph: Odol mouthwash manufacture
1932-1-13
Baby food, for over four months old
1984
Woven mat created from cardboard light blue and white Warfarin medicine packaging
June 2020
Pine tree wood core, 1997
1997
Woven mat created from cardboard light blue and white Warfarin medicine packaging
2020
One of two diet bars
1987
Four 12" lengths of bands for Water Elevator:- No. 00
1922
Specimen of Boulton-Paul light aeroplane wing construction
1931
Polarizing Kaleidoscope, 1867-1868.
1867-1868
An output and efficiency curve for bands 1 and 3
1922
Pedestal for wood core, University of East Anglia, 1997
1997
St Andrews, The Home of the Royal and Ancient Game
1927
The Four Steamliners
circa 1937
Edinburgh 'Mons Meg'
1935
It's Quicker by Rail - Whitley Bay
1939
Southend on Sea, Sun, Shelter, The Cliffs
circa 1957
Berwick-upon-Tweed by LNER
1930
Southport
circa 1929
Colman's blue enamel sign
1804-1938
Harwich for the Continent, The Night Parade
1935
Durham by LNER
1932
St Andrews
1927
It's Quicker by Rail - Explore East Anglia by LNER
1934
Redcar
1936-7
Explore East Anglia
1935
It's Quicker by Rail - East Coast by LNER
1930
It's Quicker by Rail - Felixstowe
1923
Lincolnshire - Spalding
1960
It's Quicker by Rail - Lowestoft
1930
It's Quicker by Rail - Ipswich
1932
It's Quicker by Rail - Whitley Bay
1932
It's Quicker by Rail - Clacton-on-Sea
1941
Enamel advertising sign, Insist upon having Colman's Starch
1905-1915
Plans and Sections of a Tread Mill ...
circa 1820
It's Quicker by Rail - Bridlington
1935
Trade card: Messrs Keyzor
1847-1854