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Postman whirligig - detail of head

This whirligig, a postman, is made of polychrome pine, with metal shoulder joints. The postman wears a dark uniform with buttons down the front and a flat cap. Unlike the sailor or soldier whirligigs, ...

Postman whirligig - front

This whirligig, a postman, is made of polychrome pine, with metal shoulder joints. The postman wears a dark uniform with buttons down the front and a flat cap. Unlike the sailor or soldier whirligigs, ...

Postman whirligig - side

This whirligig, a postman, is made of polychrome pine, with metal shoulder joints. The postman wears a dark uniform with buttons down the front and a flat cap. Unlike the sailor or soldier whirligigs, ...

Pot Head Doll

This doll was made in Staffordshire during World War I (1914 - 1918). Imported German dolls were not available during the war, and some English porcelain factories made doll heads to fill the gap left ...

Rag Doll

For hundreds of years rag dolls were made at home, using old scraps of material and trimmings. Factory-made rag dolls date from the mid 19th century. This one has been printed onto cotton sheets ...

Rag Doll

Rag dolls, made from fabric, have been popular for hundreds of years. They could be made at home, using any scraps of material and trimming. Factory-made rag dolls date from the mid 19th century. By ...

Rag Doll

This little sailor doll, made of velvet, is by the Norah Wellings factory. Norah Wellings began work with the Chad Valley Company, but set up in business on her own in the 1920's. Sailor dolls like ...

Residents of Ford's Hospital in the Courtyard

Showing thirteen women dressed in caps and cloaks.

Rugby. Bilton Road

Two ladies walking along Bilton Road, Rugby. 1899

Rugby. Caldecott School

Caldecott School, Rugby. Now demolished. 1900s

Rugby. Hannah Harman

Hannah Harman (Hannah Cooker, 1840-1929) at the front gate of 171 Clifton Road, Rugby. 1922

Rugby. High Street

A small group of children in High Street, Rugby. 1900

Rugby. James Gilbert

Mr James Gilbert, a boot and shoemaker in St Matthew's Street, Rugby. He was also the Verger at Rugby School for about forty three years. 1900s

Rugby. Newbold Road

View of Newbold Road showing "Northfield", Rugby. 1908

Rugby. Sheep Street

Sheep Street, Rugby. 1905

Sailor whirligig - detail of head

This whirligig, a sailor, is made of painted pine and iron. The naval rating wears a traditional blue-and-white uniform with a flat sailor's hat. Whirligigs are hand-carved and painted articulated weathervanes, ...

Sailor whirligig - side

This whirligig, a sailor, is made of painted pine and iron. The naval rating wears a traditional blue-and-white uniform with a flat sailor's hat. Whirligigs are hand-carved and painted articulated weathervanes, ...

Scarf

A red, black and white rectangular scarf from St Ives. It was designed by Terry Frost and commissioned by the Tate Gallery in 1993 to commemorate the opening of Tate St Ives. The scarf is made of silk ...