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MC1 RHC operating table. ? date 7 during 1939-1945 war - RHC part used as war hospital MC2 Cooper recording on tape. ? contents MC3 Alf Turner recording on tape 1977 MC4 Alf Turner recording on tape 1977 MC5 Alf Turner recording on tape 1977 MC6 Roy Selfe recording on tape, from EBRHS Christmas Social ? Date MC7 RHC Chapel recording on tape. Sunday Half hour, radio programme 1984 MC8 Simmonds Inn Sign. Used as ‘temporary’ sign c 1936-1950 MC9 Burgords, Egham High Street. Vehicle oil lamp from horse drawn vehicle MC10 Sunningdale. St Agnes Church Communion Rail MC11 Egham. Bag of assorted nails. Pre 1979 MC12 Epsom Air Raid Whistle. Blown in short blasts for air raid warning MC13 Tittenhurst, Sunningdale. Plaster Moulding ( Thomas Holloway’s house ) MC14 Sunningdale. St Agnes Church: Hassocks MC15 Sunningdale. St Agnes Church: Altar MC16 Sunningdale. St Agnes Church: Collection Bag-leather MC17 Sunningdale. St Agnes Church: Hassock MC18 Egham High Street. C\1llens_ String container MC19 Children’s Rag Book. ‘What is this?, What is that? MC20 . Handcuffs. No keys! MC21 Tailors shears MC22 Virginia Water. Christchurch. Church pew MC23 Tin of malted slippery elm food for invalids ? date MC24 Holloway’s pill box MC25 Holloway Sanatorium wall plaque 1951 MC26 Egham Fire Brigade plaque ? plastic MC27 Holloway Sanatorium dessert spoon- engraved on handle MC28 Sunningdale. St Agnes Church: Wafer Box MC29 Sunningdale. St Agnes Church: Pulpit Light MC30 Sunningdale. St Agnes Church: Belfrey Cover MC31 Sunningdale. St Agnes Church: Notice Board MC32 Egham. Manorcrofts field. Clay Pipe MC33 Runnymede Pageant Cine Film 1934 MC34 Perfume Bottle in Box. ? date ‘The Scent of Araby’ MC35 Carpentry Tool: Rabbit plane MC36 Carpentry Tool: Rabbit plane MC37 Carpentry Tool: Rabbit plane MC38 Egham High Street Constitutional Club Fire Insurance Mark MC39 Tape recording. EBRHS May 1990 Lecture by Ivan Fear. ‘Conservation’ MC40 Model Car. 1938 Lagonda. ‘Matchbox’ series MC41 Clock. ? Southem Railway. Wall-mounted MC42 Curling tongs MC43 Clock. E C Clark of Egham (maker). Wall-mounted MC44 Virginia Water. Christchurch Gallery Rails MC45 MC46 MC47 Boundary Stones from The Glanty Public House. Egham MC48 Egham High Street. Cullens. Pen nibs in box Page 2 MC49 Egham High Street. Cullens. Seidlitz powders MC50 Egham High Street. Cullens. Advertisement Plaque for Mazawattee Tea-Coffee MC51 Gas Mask. For Civilian use MC52 Natural Flint MC53 Lamp ‘ Arab Genie’ MC54 Fossil MC55 Strodes School. Cast iron Coat of Arms Plaque MC56 Key Plate-Virginia Water Station- wooden- to insert between rails & fish plate on track MC57 Gas Mask. ? in use from 1938 MC58 Wooden Box containing book B69 ‘ Advice to a Friend’ 1674 MC59 Clay Pipe Bowl MC60 Button Hook MC61 Gale & Powers - estate agent- enamelled steel sign MC62 Shackle Pin MC63 Stone inscribed ‘Party Wall’ MC64 Bronze Ewer - Persia or Russian Turkestan MC65 Horseshoe Nails MC66 Deer Antlers - Four tines MC67 Iron fittings MC68 Clay Pipe Bowl MC69 Cast-iron kettle MC70 Cast-iron griddle MC71 Oriel window MC72 Cast-iron bracket MC73 Carpenter’s gauge MC74 Iron ring MC75 Egham High Street. King’s Head public house. Keys MC76 Blackboard compasses MC77 Reaping hook MC78 Horseshoe MC79 Horseshoe MC80 ‘combination’ tool MC81 Gas Mask- Civilian use- 1939-1945 MC82 Graining combs MC83 Cast-iron fire back MC84 Iron window frame MC85 Oven door, from Manor House Farm. Cast-iron MC86 Gas Mask- Civilian use- 1939-1945 MC87 Gas Mask- Civilian use- 1939-1945 MC88 Holloway Sanatorium coat hanger MC89 Holloway Sanatorium Commemorative Board in memory of Royal Engineer Officers who served as Govemor and committee members of board. MC90 Royal Holloway College bricks- from wall demolished in 1990 MC91 Walking stick MC92 Milton Park fingerplate-brass with cut out design of leaves and flowers MC93 Milton Park curtain ring MC94 Runnymede Bridge dig- bumt flints- late bronze Age MC95 Englefield Green. Dallen’s Bakery. Advertising items MC96 Kitchen scales ? date Page 3 MC97 Plough share MC98 Plough share MC99 Blacksmith’s tool MC100 Egham & Thorpe Royal Show. Judge’s badge ? date MC101 Cigarette Case. Mr Dolley. Ex-serviceman 1946 see DOC 175 MC102 Thorpe. Marcos Pit- skull MC103 Hair fixing comb MC104 Egham. Bus Stop signs MC105 Egham & Thorpe Royal Show. Member’s badge 1990 MC106 Shell, nose cap MC107 Thames Conservancy permit- enamel & iron MC108 Thames Conservancy permit- enamel & iron MC109 Thames Conservancy permit- enamel & iron MC110 Bell. From Winslade House-formerly Congregational Church Egham Hill. MC111 Wooden pipe rack and 6 pipes MC112 Clay pipe MC113 Clay pipe MC114 Clay pipe MC115 Door hinge MC116 Clay pipe bowl MC117 Clay pipe bowl MC118 Clay pipe bowl MC119 Watch fob. Mourning Albert MC120 Aeroplane part of Messerschmitt that was shot down over Chobham Common 1940 MC121 Cigarette case MC122 Road name sign. Denham Road, Egham MC123 Button hook MC124 Mirror - tortoiseshell and glass MC125 Punting medal - won by F Nicholes 1910 MC126 Road name sign. Trumps Green Road. Virginia Water MC127 Shoe hom. Steel and wood MC128 Unit travel plastic bag MC129 Tombstone. Thomas Johnson and wife MC130 Ironstone - natural MC131 Fossil of shark’s vertebrae MC132 Stones - natural MC133 Engleiield Green potsherd MC134 Englefield Green flint scraper MC135 Clay pipe bowl MC136 Colman’s Mustard metal advertisement sign MC137 Hudson’s soap metal advertisement sign MC138 Edison Swan Cable metal advertisement sign MC139 Clay pipe bowl MC140 Flints from Langdale axe factory ( Cumbria) MC141 Bus blind - route 441 MC142 Fossil of sea urchin. Echinoid Micraster sp MC143 Boar’s tusk MC144 Sponge in flint ex British Museum. Derived chalk/flint fossil MC145 Fireman’s axe and belt. Egham Fire Brigade MC146 Fireman’s Helmet. Egham Fire Brigade Page 4 MC147 MC148 Gas mask in case MC149 Gas mask for civilian use 1939 - 1945 MC150 Cine film of 1931. 95mins Pathescope All the films below have been MC151 Cine film of 1931. 95mins Seaview transferred to just three reels MC152 Cine film of 1931. 95mins Child Bandits MC153 Cine fihn of 1931. 95mins Fete ‘I on Rtmnymede MC154 Cine film of 1931. 95mins Parade MC155 Cine Elm of 1931. 95mins Circus MC156 Cine film of 1931. 95mins Apples School Parade MC157 Cine film of 1931. 95mins Apples washing MC158 Cine film of 1931. 95mins Bob Bobbie MC159 Cine fihn of 1931. 95mins Negretina’s Welfare Centre MC160 Cine film of 1931. 95mins Solent MC161 Cine film of 1931. 95mins Ireland MC162 Cine film of 1931. 95mins Panther & Buffalo Racing MC163 Cine film of 1931. 95mins Scout’s Parade and Circus MC164 Cine film of 1931. 95mins Feeding MC165 Cine film of 1931. 95mins Parade Graves MC166 Clay pipes found at Hampton Court MC167 Cine film of 1931. 95mins Connorants and wild duck hunting MC168 Cine film of 1931. 95mins MC169 Take up reel for cine films MC170 Silk reel of Herd & Son, Sloane Street London. MC171 Egbam High Street. Millman- chemist. Sticking tape MC172 Egham High Street, Coventry, Stationer. Tying cord MC173 Egham High Street. Pursey pencil MC174 Table knife. J Drake, Egham MC175 Egham. Red House. Lucifer box MC176 Egham High Street. Philip Head, pencil MC177 Egham Railway Station. Bricks from demolition work MC178 Egham Station Road. F Butcher, jeweller. Cardboard box MC179 Egham. Paripan paint MC180 Tailor’s dummy MC181 Gas Mask. Baby’s MC182 MC183 Egham. Literary Institute. Fuse box MC184 Horse hamess latten bell. For warning of approach MC185 Dressmaker’s dummy MC186 Dressmaker’s dummy MC187 Newel post MC188 Clay pipes MC189 Animal bones found during Literary Institute excavations MC190 Roman pottery found at Moore Grove Nurseries, Egharn MC191 EUDC. Victory medal 1939-45. Presented to schoolchildren in 1946 MC192 Roof tile from Literary Institute. Egham MC193 Victory medal from the Great War of 1914-1918 MC194 Tie pin in the form of a Zeppelin MC195 White flask ~ clay ‘ MC196 Badge: Keep the Flag Flying MC197 Mantle clock of Mr Herd. Fire Brigade retirement presentation MC198 EUDC. Road sign from Virginia Water Car Park MC199 Gorse stemmed pipe bowl MC200 Codd bottle opener MC201 Beer tap MC202 Badge of the Primrose League MC203 Miniature aeroplane MC204 MC205 Bones from Marcos Pit. Thorpe MC206 Clay pipe MC207 Horseshoe MC208 Toy lead horse and rider MC209 MC210 Wax doll MC211 MC212 Ivory and lace fan MC213 Ordnance Survey bench mark MC214 EUDC. Road signs MC215 Clay pipe MC216 Strike-a-light flint MC217 Beer bottle opener MC218 Original Patent Darner MC219 Coronation tin 1937 MC220 Cigarette lighter and holder - Dunhill MC221 EUDC Road Sign: Egham Hospital MC222 Egham Constitutional Club: Car park sticker 1990 MC223 Fossil- sea urchin. Echinoid MC224 Fossil- sea urchin. Echinoid MC225 Clay pipe bowl. Found in Literary Institute garden MC226 Doll’s leg MC227 Concrete panels, from coal bunker at RHC. Made by H B Concrete Egham MC228 Egham & Thorpe Royal Asgricultural & Horticultural Association: Badges 1990/91 MC229 2 gas brackets: removed from Egham Museum, room 2 MC230 MC231 Pewter trophy of Coopers Hill Rowing Club, Royal Engineering College 1887 MC232 RHC Drinks coaster 1985 MC233 Brick from King’s Head Public House, Egham High Street MC234 Brick from King’s Head Public House, Egham High Street MC235 Brick from King’s Head Public House, Egham High Street MC236 Hinges from Manor Farm, Egham. Hand made 7 date MC237 Nails from Manor Farm, Egham MC238 Airgun 1930’s MC239 MC240 Basketwork mat from Manor Farm. Egham MC241 Miscellaneous items from Manor Farm, Egham. Coins, pins, nails, seal, thimble MC242 US Army Corps Patch/badge as wom by crew of B17-G plane. (Flying Fortress) MC243 Clock of F Esser. High Street. Egham MC244 Aluminium ring MC245 MC246 Box of Fuller’s Earth Page 6 MC247 Lapel badge. Oval design no ID markings ( small in size ) MC248 Fossils and stones.
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