Item Reference: 006645
Category: Toys and Games
Format: Artefact
Description: Small sample tub of Ovaltine and a small fluted aluminum tart dish with an embossed butterfly motif on the base
Date: 1930s
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Item Reference: 001880
Category: Toys and Games
Format: Artefact
Description: One set of plastic red travelling dominoes in original packaging.
Date: c. 1930s
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Links: A story written by a U.S. veteran with details on a set of these pocket dominoes recorded as one of his most treasured possessions during the Second World War in 1944.


Item Reference: 001574
Category: Toys and Games
Format: Artefact
Description: One set of miniature playing cards with galleon ship design backing, without packaging.
Date: c. 1930s
Further Information: Bears a strong visual resemblance to Item 001573, sans packaging.
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Item Reference: 001573
Category: Toys and Games
Format: Artefact
Description: One set of linen finished miniature patience cards in original brown paper packaging, with galleon ship design backing, from Goodall & Son.
Date: c. 1930s
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Links: More about Goodall & Son.


Item Reference: 001613
Category: Toys and Games
Format: Artefact
Description: Two sets of pocket playing cards in boxes, made in England; one set is Tom Thumb playing cards with brown paper packaging, made by Goodall and Sons Ltd.
Date: c. 1930s
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Item Reference: 001580
Category: Toys and Games
Format: Artefact
Description: One set of plastic red travelling dominoes in original packaging.
Date: c. 1930s
Further Information: Below is a story written by a U.S. veteran with details on a set of these pocket dominoes recorded as one of his most treasured possessions during the Second World War in 1944.
Links: Red Dominoes and Green Tins Of Dubbin by David Gibbs


Item Reference: 006595
Category: Photography
Format: Artefact
Description: Scale for measuring developing chemicals (powder form). The body of the scale is metal, with the holders being glass and attached with thread, which is intact. The frame is missing.
Date: c. 1930s
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