Date:1984
Description:Window glass fragments from the Salvation Army Citadel & Christ Church, Leamington, mounted onto a pane of glass. Red, green and amber sherds had been collected from ceiling panels in the Salvation Army Citadel during its demolition in 1984. The two green diamond shaped fragments are from Christ Church. They were collected when the building was demolished in 1959.
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This is a piece of Gothic wooden church tracery, dating from the 15th century. The ...
This is a hard-backed book containing historical information and descriptions of ...
An iron or steel dental key used to extract teeth. It has a straight shaft with ...
A curved flat blade sword in a metal scabbard. The blade is wider before the tip ...
Muzzle-loading, percussion shotgun converted from the original flintlock ignition. ...
This is a third edition paper back book from 1831 contained within a box. The book ...
An ornate silver-gilt tankard trophy decorated with foliage and horses in relief ...
An election poster from Leamington Spa for the Liberal party, 1867.
A booklet with a green cover and black printing. It details the regulations for ...
A double-sided long bayonet with a narrow blade which widens towards the tip. There ...
A booklet promoting the benefits of providing baths and washhouses for the general ...
A colour poster from London. It warns citizens to be prepared for war. There is ...
Black and white photograph by Mr W G Gibbons150mm x 200mmAn arch mounted pre-electric ...
A silver medal to celebrate Queen Elizabeth's silver jubilee. The Queen is depicted ...
A souvenir pin badge for Womens' World Bowls 1996, held in Leamington Spa, 1995-1996....
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Donor ref: LEAMG : M3479.1989.1 (71/21278)
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