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Medallion. Grey metal medallion, with the profile of a man wearing laurels and the inscription CVIVS EST on one side. On the other is a map of the British Isles with regions labelled Scot, Brit and Hib. The isles are surrounded by ships and the word REDDITE is inscribed.
Commemorative Medal. Silver, round. Obverse: CVIVS (five dots, arranged in a cross) / (five dots,arranged as a square with one in the middle) EST (five dots arranged as a square with one in the middle). Bust of James VIII, laureate, draped,…
Medallion. Grey metal medallion. On one side is a profile of a large man wearing a cuirass, around the edges is inscribed GULIELMUS GEOR II R FIL DUX CUMBRIAE. On the other a heroic male figure wearing a lion's skin stand over a vanquished medusa and assists a woman with a spear and a shield with the Union Flag on it. At the bottom is inscribed ERDVELIB EX ANG FUGAT AD CULLOD DEBELLAT 16 APR 1746.
Commemorative Medal. Silver, round. Obverse: GULIELMUS. GEOR. II R. FIL. DUX.CUMBRIAE Bust of Cumberland, cuirassed, draped with lion skin right. On shoulder: R. YEO.F. Reverse: Herakles, naked save for skin of Newmean lion standing left, raising…
Memo belonging to Alexander Bannerman's Election Agent, which preceeded An Alphabetical List of the Names, Designations and Places of Residence of the Electors for the City of Aberdeen
Memo. This was attached to an 1832 List of Electors which belonged to Alexander Bannerman's election agent. The memo states: 'This list was scored from a copy belonging to the Agent in the Reform Interest. All these [names] scored were pledged to Mr…
Men who are not Socialists, The Clergy
An article by the leading Socialist, J Bruce Glasier, about why clergymen are not Socialists.
Men who are not Socialists, The Police
Article by the leading Socialist J Bruce Glasier, about why the police are not Socialists.
Mercury Thermometer
min/max thermometer, U shaped glass tube with limit pins set above the mercury. Plastic case. A red plastic magnet holder is hung on the bottom for use in setting the limit pins; possibly modern for maintaining air control