High power micromanipulator, Mark III, by the Singer Instrument Co. Ltd., 1950s High Power Micromanipulator, 1950s 1950-1959
One photograph titled 'Comfort by the Wayside'. The photograph shows Mr. H. J. Hembrow, a basket-chair maker, at serving a customer at his workshop at Graylick, on the Glastonbury-Taunton road.. Daily Herald Photograph; Selling Basket-Chairs 1957-08-22
[Engraved share certificate re Somersetshire Coal Canal Lock Fund / Somersetshire Coal Canal Co. No. 2348, issued 1803 Feb 5. [Bears blind-stamp of Somersetshire Coal Canal 1794. Share is a preference issue to holders of Kennet & Avon canal stock, to raise funds for the building of locks on the Somersetshire Coal Canal] Engraved share certificate re Somersetshire Coal Canal Lock Fund 1803
Customs of Mendipp. 1842. [61p. ms., bound. Re mining customs. Comprises, in the first part, 'a Table or Index ... wherein each Custom of the Miners on Mendipp is to be found' and, in the second part, 'the Tenants Remembrancer, Containing ... an Abstract of the Customs of the Manor of Wells in the County of Somerset' and 'a Presentment for the said Manor'. Bears note, signed by H.T. De La Beche 'transcribed from a copy, apparently contemporary with the original, once in possession of the Bishop of Bath and Wells'] Customs of Mendipp 1842
Microscope lamp, by Wadden Instruments Ltd., supplied by W. Watson & Sons Limited, English, 1950-1965 Microscope lamp 1950-1965
A black and white silver gelatin photograph entitled "Bath Arts Workshop / Natural Theatre at a stop at a village square in Somerset for a short performance. This was during the mystery tour, organised by Bath Arts Workshop in 1973", taken by Roger Perry in 1973. From the Impressions Gallery exhibition "Bizarrely Beautiful", shown in March 1976 Bath Arts Workshop / Natural Theatre: village square in Somerset 1973
Amuletic necklace, consisting of band and cross of black ribbon, quilted with hair, said to protect against whooping cough, from Somerset, English, 1871-1920 Amuletic necklace 1871-1920
Watercolour, Making a cutting, by George Childs, 1841. Depicts the view looking down a cutting towards a wooden viaduct and an oncoming locomotive in the distance. At left are horses and spoil wagons, where navvies are extending the cutting with picks and shovels to accommodate a new line. The track appears to be broad gauge, and the scene is possibly the Great Western Railway between Bath and Bristol. Signed and dated by the artist at bottom right. Making a Cutting 1841
Sir Patrick Moore's awards, certificates, diplomas and medals. Acquired alongside the Archive of Sir Patrick Moore. Sir Patrick Moore's awards 1988-2011
British Railways (Western Region) holiday guide "Somerset," 1949. Cover art by Lander. 9.0157 x 4.0551 in. Somerset 1949