Cross-stitched harvest mouse picture on fabric, held in an embroidery hoop. Cross stitch is the oldest form of embroidery, a needlecraft practised all over the world since the Middle Ages. It was traditionally used to embellish household items such as linens and tablecloths and more recently has become more popular for decorative items.
Carmen heated rollers to put a curl into your hair.
This is a modern BM-800 condensing microphone.
Toilet chain for flushing the outside toilet
This booklet of a piece of music was the Grade II Examination piano piece set in 1955
This tin of adhesive dressings for minor wounds was produced by family firm Crela in Manchester
A classic telephone of the 1950's-1970's with rotating dialling plate.
A vintage hair brush usually a part of a larger matching set of vanity items for the dressing table
Two retro-style tins bearing 'Lion Crest' logo for engine spare parts
Paper Chains
Jiffy Fabric Dyes
The object is a wooden game with a cup on a handle and a ball on a string
The object is a Waddington's Sum-it card game for children
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